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Kennebec Behavioral Health
Residential Support Workers
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
A Caregiver or Personal Care Aide provides non-medical care for adults, including elderly and disabled people, typically in their own homes. Assists clients with daily tasks including bathing, medication reminders, and light housekeeping; may also provide transportation for appointments and errands. These roles do not always require formal certification.
$38,420 / year median in Maine
+24% projected growth
Job Description
at Kennebec Behavioral Health in Waterville, Maine, United States Job Description Are you passionate about making a difference and get your foot in the door in the behavioral health field? At Kennebec Behavioral Health (KBH), we've been helping people since 1960 and been named one of the Best Places to Work in Maine for the last 6 years ! Now, we're looking for motivated, compassionate, and energetic individuals to join our team. Whether you're starting your career or want flexible hours that work with your lifestyle, KBH has an opportunity for you! We're hiring for all shifts, overnight support staff to join our 24/7 residential mental health programs. Why Work With Us? Flexible schedule
- ideal for students, second jobs, or anyone gaining experience Per diem staff must be available for overnights, second shifts, and weekends Cross-training across programs, including Crisis Stabilization Units (CSUs)
- giving you more opportunities to pick up shifts Supportive, hands-on training and team atmosphere Entry-level friendly
- no experience required to get started!
What You'll Be Doing:
Supporting adults living with mental illness in daily life and routines Helping with medication, transportation, and community activities Responding to crisis situations with a calm, supportive approach (training provided) Encouraging independence and building life skills Writing daily progress notes and working as part of a team Occasional mandatory (mandated) shifts may apply during staff shortagesWhat You Need:
High school diploma or GED Valid driver's license and reliable vehicle; along with a minimum of $100,000/$300,000 liability and uninsured motorist coverage for potentially transporting clients A positive attitude, willingness to learn, and strong communication skills CRMA or MHRT/C is a plus- but not required.
What You'll Get:
$1,000- 1,500 sign-on bonus Free training: MHRT/1, CPR/First Aid, MHSS, MANDT, and more A chance to work across programs and grow your skills Opportunities to grow into part-time or full-time roles Start your career in mental health, gain real-world experience, and be part of something meaningful.