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Description
$500 Sign-On Bonus and up to $36,000 annual salary
Youth Care Worker I - Part-TimeAs a Youth Care Worker I, you will be responsible for the daily general supervision of and interaction with residents with the goal to create and maintain a positive therapeutic environment. The Youth Care Worker will draw on the resident’s behavioral expressions to develop healthy options for the residents as well as providing support and encouragement for positive actions. Please see qualifications below.
Shifts available:
First Shift
Tuesday-Saturday (School Hours: 6am-2pm, Non-School Hours: 7am-3pm)
Sunday-Thursday (School Hours: 6am-2pm, Non-School Hours: 7am-3pm)
Friday-Monday (School Hours: 6am-2pm, Non-School Hours: 7am-3pm)
Second Shift
Wednesday-Saturday (1pm-11pm)
Friday-Monday (1pm-11pm)
Sunday-Wednesday (1pm-11pm)
Responsibilities and Duties
Qualifications and Skills
Requirements for Youth Care Worker I:
Desired Youth Care Worker I:
Attendance and successful completion of SCM training, provided by Agency, is required. Previous experience with patient restraint preferred.
Youth Care Worker I’s who do not possess a bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Social Services, Psychology, Sociology, Human Services or Education will be required complete the Residential Child and Youth Care Professional (RCYCP) Certification Training for national certification in lieu of the described bachelor’s degrees listed above.
Benefits
COVID-19 considerations: Per federal mandate, all employees must have a COVID-19 vaccine card, religious, or medical exemption on file. All employees and outside visitors are required to wear masks in the building.
Education:
High school diploma or general education degree (GED) from an accredited high school.
Part Time
$23k-31k (estimate)
10/02/2022
02/02/2023
pfsffa.org
Topeka, KS
<25
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