St. Joseph’s Addiction Treatment & Recovery Centers

St. Joseph’s Addiction Treatment & Recovery Centers

Comprehensive addiction treatment and recovery services

Cook

Part-Time
$17 - $21/hr
Mid
Saranac Lake, NY, USA
In Person

About the job

Requirements
  • High school graduation or equivalent.
  • Special study in food preparation.
  • Two years of experience in an institutional setting.
  • Ability to lift medium weights and stand in working positions.
Responsibilities
  • Conduct quality food preparation activities to achieve the desired menu.
  • Maintain safety and cleanliness standards.
  • Monitor inventory and report discrepancies and utilization trends.
  • Prepare appetizing and nutritional meals as directed.
  • Maintain overall cleanliness of the kitchen, coolers, storerooms, and dining room areas.
  • Organize the coolers and storerooms in preparation for incoming orders.
  • Plan, prepare, and pack meals for various day trips.
  • Confer with on-duty cooks to determine whether assistance is needed with meal preparation or special events.
  • Report resident-related problems to the Dietary Director or appropriate clinical staff.
  • Set up, break down, and prepare dietary services at various training sessions.
  • Communicate with staff and residents.
  • Perform additional duties as requested by the Dietary Director.
  • Instruct assigned residents on the proper execution of their assigned duties.

About the company

St. Joseph’s Addiction Treatment & Recovery Centers

St. Joseph’s Addiction Treatment & Recovery Centers

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St. Joseph’s Addiction Treatment & Recovery Centers provides inpatient and outpatient addiction treatment across five New York counties, including veterans housing, a Family Program, Open Access, aftercare, and supportive housing, licensed by OASAS and CARF-accredited. Clients begin with inpatient or Open Access services and move through outpatient and aftercare, with options for family involvement and veteran-specific care, using a blend of behavioral change, spiritual understanding, and trauma-informed practices. It differentiates itself with a five-county network, specialized veteran housing, and a Family Program, all backed by formal accreditation and a focus on dignity and spiritual recovery. Its goal is lasting recovery by delivering structured, continuous support that helps people maintain sobriety and rebuild their lives over the long term.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Grant

Total Funding

$1.7M

Headquarters

Town of Harrietstown, New York

Founded

1971

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What believers are saying

  • February 2026 OASAS funding supports a new comprehensive outpatient program with buprenorphine access.
  • The organization already serves Essex and Franklin counties through multiple outpatient locations.
  • Supportive housing and 24-hour peer access strengthen retention and reduce relapse-driven drop-off.

What critics are saying

  • June 2026 bed conversion notice signals reliance on state approval and reimbursement changes.
  • Local competitors gain settlement-funded outpatient capacity, pressuring patient acquisition in Franklin County.
  • Any New York opioid-settlement funding slowdown would choke the 2026 outpatient expansion pipeline.

What makes St. Joseph’s Addiction Treatment & Recovery Centers unique

  • Saranac Lake offers 90-day inpatient stays, rare among New York programs.
  • St. Joseph's spans inpatient, outpatient, supportive housing, veterans, first responders, and gambling treatment.
  • OASAS tracks it statewide, and 2026 settlement-funded outpatient expansion broadens reach.

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