This is an active role performed both inside and outside the home, requiring the ability to lift and transfer 70-75lbs. The Resident Instructor will work with youth who may potentially cause harm, utilizing approved protective hold techniques to ensure safety. The position involves creating a positive learning environment, developing coping strategies for clients facing stressful situations, and facilitating independent performance. A key aspect is demonstrating sensitivity and skills in dealing with clients' reactions to past traumatic events, providing compassion, understanding, limit setting, and a stable living environment. The role requires implementing Treatment Plans or Individual Plans of Care, documenting progress, and reporting any barriers. Daily monitoring of clients' medical, physical, and behavioral changes is essential, with timely reporting to supervisors and relevant agencies. When medically certified, the instructor will administer medication, document its administration, and report any errors. Following behavioral and dietary plans, assisting with meal preparation and supply purchasing are also responsibilities. Maintaining the cleanliness of the home, laundry care, and vehicle maintenance are part of the role. Upholding client privacy and confidentiality is paramount. Professional conduct is expected in all interactions. The position may involve supervising family visitations, participating in mandatory training, and conducting community-based outings. Other work-related duties as assigned by management are also included.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Associate degree