State of Montana·Great Falls, Montana
The Residential Advisor mentors students in daily living skills, manages leisure activities, and ensures a safe, clean living environment. Additionally, the role involves transporting students to appointments and maintaining detailed daily logs and incident reports.
Job Overview Do you want to make an impact on the lives of students who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind, visually impaired, or deafblind? Do you want to work in an environment that puts kids first? MSDB is the place for you!
Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with students, parents and staff. Ability to work as a team. Ability to effectively resolve conflict.
Understanding of basic computer and technology skills. Ability to handle stressful situations with students with varying levels of education, social, and emotional experiences.
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Qualifications: Hired candidate will have a one-year probationary period to complete all preferred training requirements, as assigned.
A high school diploma is required, with a preference for experience in residential childcare and working with sensory-impaired students. Proficiency in American Sign Language and certifications in CPI, CPR, and food safety are highly desired.
Market context
Residential Advisor roles in Montana are often tied to schools and programs serving students who need structured, supervised living support, so demand can be steady where those services operate. These openings are competitive because employers often prefer experience in residential childcare, sensory-impaired student support, ASL proficiency, and safety credentials like CPI, CPR, and food safety. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, then highlight any direct student-care, communication, or certification experience in your application.