Youth Independent Living Overnight Support Specialist, PT

Intercept Health•Norfolk, VA

20h•Onsite

About The Position

Intercept Health is a family-owned agency established in 1996, serving various mental and behavioral health, substance use, and foster care needs in Virginia. The agency's mission is to help people grow and live their healthiest lives, guided by values of Service Excellence, Team Loyalty, Ownership, Passion, Authenticity, Solution Focused, and Kindness. As an Overnight Support Specialist for Intercept Health's Youth Quest, the role involves serving as a positive role model for residents, contributing to the formulation and implementation of their transitional living plans, and assisting with life skills learning, transportation, and administrative duties.

Requirements

A human services Bachelors degree (Counseling, Social Work, Psychology, Special Education, etc)
OR a High School diploma with at least one year of experience working with children and/or families

Responsibilities

Use good interpersonal communication skills to gain resident cooperation and resolve resident conflicts.
Interact with all residents while maintaining appropriate relationships which do not allow self-disclosure of personal or social information to residents.
Provide transportation, accompany, and directly supervise residents on outings, activities and appointments in the community.
Guide residents in personal hygiene techniques and the proper care of their condominiums.
Assist residents in meal preparation steps.
Guide and instruct residents in proper housekeeping and laundry procedures; review completion of weekly chores.
Exercise fair, firm and consistent use of behavioral system.
Supervise the administration of medications as appropriate.
Check each condominium to ensure residents are in by curfew, working, or on an approved pass.
Document all incidences in communication log and contact the Life Skills Coach or Program Supervisor.
Record accurate and complete information in the resident chart pertaining to: resident behavior, critical incidents, AWOLs, restrictions, unusual sleep patterns, etc.