Behavioral Support Assistant

Location: Town of Wausau

Looking for Meaningful Part-Time Work?

Do you enjoy helping people succeed while maintaining structure, accountability, and safety? Join our team at Supportive Housing Services (SHS) and play an important role in helping individuals rebuild their lives and successfully reintegrate into the community.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone seeking supplemental income, students pursuing criminal justice, human services, psychology, social work, or experienced professionals looking for meaningful part-time work.

Why This Position Stands Out Consistent every-other weekend schedule

Meaningful work that positively impacts lives

Opportunity to gain experience in corrections, human services, and behavioral support

Supportive team environment

Eligible for Pension and 403(b) participation

Competitive starting wage of $20.00/hour

Schedule

Part-Time – 8 Hours Per Week Standard schedule consists of:

Saturday and Sunday shifts

Every other weekend only Predictable schedule that works well around school, family, or another job About Supportive Housing Services Supportive Housing Services provides safe, stable housing for adult men transitioning successfully back into the community. Our staff help create an environment that promotes personal responsibility, recovery, accountability, and self-sufficiency.

As a Behavioral Support Assistant, you'll be part of a team that helps residents develop the daily living skills and structure needed for long-term success.

What You'll DoAs a Behavioral Support Assistant, you will:

Maintain a safe and structured environment for residents

Monitor resident activities, behavior, and whereabouts

Build professional, respectful relationships while maintaining appropriate boundaries

Document daily activities, progress notes, and incident reports

Conduct routine facility and safety checks

Assist with resident accountability measures, including assigned chores and program activities

Support meal preparation and household responsibilities that help residents build independent living skills

Encourage responsibility, initiative, and positive decision-making

What We're Looking For

Required Qualifications At least 21 years of ageHigh School Diploma or equivalent

One year of experience working with correctional clients or similar populations

Ideal Candidates Will Have Strong communication and interpersonal skills

The ability to remain calm, professional, and objective

Sound judgment and independent decision-making skills

Experience maintaining records and documentationA commitment to confidentiality and ethical conduct

The ability to work effectively with individuals from diverse backgrounds

Great Experience For Individuals Interested In:

Criminal Justice Corrections Human  Services Social Work Psychology Substance  Use Treatment Community Reentry Programs Behavioral Health Make a Difference Every Shift The work is challenging, rewarding, and important. Every day, you'll help create an environment where individuals can develop the skills, structure, and accountability needed to build a better future.

Apply today and become part of a team committed to community safety, personal growth, and successful reentry!#HP

Work Location:

In person
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