Youth Care Provider Weekends PartTime

Benefits:

401(k)

Company parties

Competitive salary

Vision insurance

Direct Care Staff are responsible for assisting with providing individual and group counseling, skills training, therapeutic interventions, and monitoring and managing the Agency's youth's behavior to provide a safe, structured living environment conducive to treatment.

Expectations

A culturally inclusive environment in which youth feel supported

Safety for the youth we serve

Assistance with seeking and engaging services

Modeling effective self-help strategies

Assistance with community resources (Housing, transportation, education, employment)

Moderating life skills and support groups

Assist with life skills (Laundry, cooking, cleaning, yard work)

Assist with professional skills (Resumé, job seeking, job applications)

Provide transportation to work, doctor appointments, and activities

Documentation

Attend the training set up by Team Bailey Inc

Must be able to demonstrate compassion and professionalism

Maintain composure during high-stress situations

Staff are a valuable part of our team and assist each youth towards success during their stay.

We support youth with daily activities such as personal hygiene, clothing choices, diet, etc.

Contribute to instrumental activities of daily living, such as cooking, cleaning, shopping, and medication management.

Workplace health and safety are paramount as they directly influence the well-being of employees, productivity levels, and an organization's overall reputation. A safe environment minimizes the risk of accidents, injuries, and illnesses, ensuring that employees remain healthy, motivated, and productive. Additionally, organizations prioritizing safety often see reduced absenteeism and lower medical or compensation costs while enjoying higher morale and better employee retention.

Employees play a pivotal role in upholding this safety ethos. Their day-to-day actions, vigilance, and adherence to safety protocols ensure that theoretical safety policies translate into practical safety measures. Employees act as the first defense against potential risks by fulfilling their responsibilities, such as reporting hazards and participating in training.