Direct Care / Treatment Specialist - 3rd shift

Christian Children's Home of Ohio•Wooster, OH

12d•Onsite

About The Position

Get ready to make a difference in the life of a child who needs you! The Treatment Specialist ( Direct Care Specialist ) develops and models healthy connections and relationships with kids from hard places, ages 6-18. Treatment Specialists provide care and supervision to our youth residents individually and in groups. This could range from helping youth prepare for and engage in daily educational and therapeutic activities as well as offering guidance and redirection. It also includes participating in recreational fun, arts and crafts, meal times, and movie nights. It's also likely you'll answer a bazillion questions, receive hugs, and enjoy field trips to baseball games, trampoline parks, and more. Learn more here: Childcare Specialist | Christian Children's Home of Ohio | CCHO Hours for this role: 10:30 p.m. - 8:30 a.m.

Requirements

Age 21+ required by State of Ohio
High school diploma or GED required by State of Ohio
Previous experience with kids preferred, but not required
Must be able to be at work on CCHO's Wooster campus on time for each shift.
Valid Ohio driver's license, with driving record that is insurable on agency policy; ability to legally and safely drive a vehicle
Must be able to maintain compliance/certification with CCHO's requirements for using physical restraints (SCM: Safe Crisis Management), including sufficient strength and completion of extensive training.
Physical ability to respond to crisis.
This position is contingent upon the satisfactory completion of all of the following: background checks (fingerprints required), drug test, reference checks, Department of Justice National sex offender search, Ohio (and other states of residence) Alleged Perpetrator Search, as well as other checks as required by our licensing agency.
Candidates for most jobs must be 21 or older to apply.
References, background checks, and drug screenings will be completed on all potential candidates.
Direct care positions will require a pre-employment physical, as required by our licensing agency.
Must be able to commute reliably for all on-site positions.
Some roles require a valid Ohio driver's license and an insurable driving record.
EOE.

Responsibilities

Adhere to CCHO's statement of faith and code of conduct.
Treat others with Christ-like attitude, while helping them experience their worth in Christ, and demonstrating behaviors reflecting CCHO's core values of Relentless Commitment, Selflessness, and Kindness. TEAM first.
Responsible for meeting many basic physical and emotional needs of the residents, including providing supervision, limit setting, participating in weekly team meetings, social training, meal preparation, medical attention, hygiene training, clothing needs, creating a safe and orderly environment, and facilitating recreation.
Transport residents to scheduled appointments.
Utilize Safe Crisis Management (SCM) de-escalation and restraint techniques according to agency policy/procedures when needed, including safely restraining a child of any size.
Maintain child and campus safety by providing support and supervision of residents at all times.
Follow daily routine/schedule and assist with organization of cottage schedule and routing as needed.
Implement the Status System on a consistent and daily basis.
Acts as a positive role model for relationship building and connection.
Complete necessary paperwork.
Participates in the development and implementation of treatment plans and program expectations.
Maintains strict confidentiality of all records in compliance with HIPAA.
Communicates effectively with the team/other staff, both verbally and in writing regarding treatment progress, planning decisions, problems, etc.
Fills out all appropriate logs, reports, and forms.
Attends meetings and shares observations about resident issues, such as peer problems, moods, preferences, sleep patterns, and family relationships.
Assists with visitations, greets guests, meets with parents, checks residents for contraband, helps to evaluate child's emotional and physical needs before, during, and after visitation.