Job DetailsLevel: EntryJob Location: USVETS Phoenix - Phoenix, AZ 85012Position Type: Full TimeEducation Level: Not SpecifiedSalary Range: $16.37 - $18.29 HourlyJob Shift: DayJob Category: Nonprofit - Social Services  Job Posting: Veteran Service Assistant – U.S.VETS Location: Phoenix Status: Full-Time, Non-Exempt Reports To: Veteran Service Coordinator or Lead Veteran Service Assistant Do you want to make a difference in the lives of veterans? Are you calm under pressure, compassionate, and committed to safety? Join U.S.VETS, the leading nonprofit working to end veteran homelessness, as a Veteran Service Assistant. This frontline role is essential to providing daily support and ensuring a safe, respectful, and structured living environment for the veterans we serve. Key Responsibilities Veteran-Centered Service: Deliver daily essential services such as meals, hygiene supplies, and shelter with dignity and care. Customer Service Excellence: Support veterans with their needs, concerns, and transitions—including move-ins and move-outs—while maintaining a client-first approach. Conflict Resolution & De-escalation: Respond to and help prevent verbal and physical altercations; document incidents and report to site leadership promptly. Safety & Emergency Procedures: Implement and uphold all safety protocols, including bed checks, emergency response actions, and room inspections to ensure a clean and hazard-free facility. Team Collaboration: Work closely with clinical and residential staff to maintain a therapeutic and supportive environment. Facility Upkeep: Assist with facility cleanliness, maintenance, inventory supply needs, and preparation for inspections. Routine Monitoring & Documentation: Maintain logs, reports, and documentation of services, safety checks, and client interactions. Qualifications High School Diploma or equivalent required. Experience working with veterans, individuals in recovery, or similar populations preferred. Strong interpersonal and communication skills. Ability to remain composed in high-stress situations and apply sound judgment. Commitment to fostering a safe, sober, and respectful environment. Basic computer literacy. Valid driver’s license preferred (company vehicle use may require additional training and insurance eligibility). Why U.S.VETS? Be a part of a mission-driven team dedicated to helping those who served our country. Gain meaningful experience in residential services, case coordination, and veteran care. Access opportunities for growth, training, and impact in the nonprofit sector.   QualificationsRequirements:   Experience with programs, client population, similar populations, or other relevant experience preferred Good communication and interpersonal skills Ability to work collaboratively with residential staff Must promote client-centered philosophy and skilled in creating/maintaining a sober environment Must be energetic, dedicated to mission and flexible Basic computer literacy Valid drivers license required. Must meet company insurance requirements and complete a provided driver training course.   ADDENDUM: Additional Cleaning Duties - Weekly Cleaning of residential units and administration building, as well as common areas in the adjoining building. Responsibilities: Cleaning of client rooms and all common areas (personal offices not included, unless staff present) on a weekly basis to include, but not limited to: General dusting of the entire building common areas only All desks, tabletops and countertops to be wiped down and sanitized All floors to be vacuumed, mopped, and swept accordingly Trash removal all cans, utilizing dumpster on site, replenish trash bags To include staff offices, when staff is present General cleaning in all bathrooms to include: Toilets, floors, sinks, mirrors, replenish supplies Cleaning of breakrooms to include sinks, countertops, tables, trash Cleaning of windows (INSIDE ONLY) on a monthly/as needed basis Cleaning of baseboards and vents on an as needed basis Sweeping of entry steps and mop as needed Additional cleaning, sanitizing as needed in relation to COVID-19.