About this opportunity
First Step Healthcare LLC lists this Youth Behavioral Respite Provider Part Time Lewis Center opportunity in orange, Ohio. Review the employer’s description below for duties, qualifications and application requirements.
Job description
Benefits:
Referral bonus
Paid training
Mileage reimbursement
Flexible schedule
Training & development
PAY:
$20.00–$23.00 per hour, based on experience
SCHEDULE: Part-time, 10–25 hours per week. After-school, evening, and weekend sessions, typically 3–6 hours each. You set your availability.
LOCATION: In the youths home and in the community in and around Lewis Center in Delaware County (Lewis Center, Powell, Orange Township, Polaris, and Delaware). Travel required; mileage reimbursed.
JOB SUMMARY
The Youth Behavioral Respite Provider gives short-term, planned relief to parents and caregivers of children and teens enrolled in OhioRISE, Ohios program for youth with behavioral health needs. During each session you supervise and engage the youth in safe, structured, enjoyable activities at home or in the community, follow the youths care plan, and keep the family and care team informed.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Provide one-on-one supervision and support to a youth (or siblings) for scheduled sessions of 3–6 hours.
Plan and lead age-appropriate recreational, social, and community activities (parks, libraries, gyms, outings, errands).
Follow the strategies in the youths individualized care plan and use positive, trauma-informed approaches.
Model and reinforce coping, social, communication, and daily-living skills.
Recognize early signs of escalation and use approved de-escalation techniques; call for help when needed.
Transport the youth to approved activities in your own vehicle.
Communicate with the parent or caregiver at the start and end of each session; report concerns to the supervisor.
Complete a brief service note the same day, accurately and in the required format.
Maintain confidentiality and follow all agency, safety, and documentation policies.
Attend required trainings and periodic team check-ins.
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
18 years or older
High school diploma or GED
Valid Ohio drivers license, reliable vehicle, auto insurance, and acceptable driving record
Ability to pass BCI/FBI background check
Hands-on first aid certification, trauma-informed care training, and de-escalation training (provided and paid for if not already held)
Availability for weekday afternoons or evenings and some weekend sessions
Patience, sound judgment, and a calm presence with youth who are upset or escalated
Basic smartphone and computer skills for scheduling and documentation
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
Experience with children or teens in behavioral health, foster care, special education, youth programs, coaching, or direct support
Coursework or a degree in social work, psychology, education, or human services
Current CPR/first aid certification
Knowledge of trauma-informed care or positive behavior support
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
Walk, stand, and participate in active recreation for the length of a session
Lift up to 25 pounds
Safely operate a motor vehicle with a youth passenger
Equal opportunity employer.
Who can apply
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