Relief Therapeutic Youth Care Worker - Always Accepting Applications-Hamilton

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Relief Therapeutic Youth Care Worker - Always Accepting Applications-Hamilton

April 18, 2013 - December 30, 2013
Location: Hamilton, MT
Salary Range: $8.90/hr
Employment Type: Other
Location: Hamilton

Description

The Relief Therapeutic Worker is a part time entry level line worker position that provides general care of at-risk children and youth and manages the treatment milieu and routine within a home. The Worker is the backbone of our quality of care and treatment for these youngsters.

Examples Of Staff

  • Assist regular child-care staff in their duties, to include:

  • A. Managing Group Living And Care, Including

  • Overseeing preparation and delivery of meals
  • Providing for transportation or residents
  • Managing positive interaction and conflict resolution.
  • Overseeing chores and general house cleaning/maintenance.
  • Participating in house council meetings.

  • B. Work With Youngsters In Care, Including

  • Providing guidance.
  • Helping with life planning.
  • Teaching life skills.
  • Teaching communication skills.
  • Assisting with relationship building skills.
  • Teaching life skills.
  • Teaching recreation skills.

  • C. Assisting Implementation Of Recreational Programs And Activities

  • Supervising group recreational activities.
  • Providing encouragement to residents to become involved in recreational activities outside of Center.
  • Monitoring individual physical programs.

  • D. Meeting Individual Client Needs

  • Providing individualized care.
  • Providing appropriate and individual attention to youth in care.
  • Doing informal counseling
  • Participating in group therapy sessions.
  • Advocating for needs of children.

  • Example Of Tasks

  • Monitor individual behavior of youngsters in care. Example of tasks
  • Provide praise and reward for positive behavior.
  • Do intervention or confrontation of negative or destructive behavior.
  • Give consequences.
  • Teach and model appropriate behaviors.
  • Record behavioral data.
  • Maintain program structure and assist with program accountability. Example of tasks:
  • Provide input to individual treatment plans.
  • Make entries in administrative and behavioral logs.
  • Write up all incidents.
  • Stay abreast of all information in logs.
  • Write reports as necessary and required or requested.
  • Attend and participate in relief staff meetings.
  • Attend and assist with Corporate functions and meetings, as requested.

  • Responsibilities

  • Provide a safe living environment.
  • Operate program as designed and directed.
  • Accept supervision.
  • Work within a team approach to treatment.
  • Be available to have relationships with children in care.
  • Communicate clearly, precisely and directly.
  • Respond to needs of children in care.
  • Provide consistency and structure.
  • Be a role model.

  • Qualifications

  • Sound moral character.
  • Experience working with troubled youth in a paid or volunteer setting.
  • Knowledge of adolescent development.
  • Talents for supervising and working with young people.


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