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Group Activities Facilitator III - Acquired Brain Injury Program (ABI) - Part-time

Albany, NY • On-site

Living Resources Corp
Individual, Family and Community Social Assistance • 501 - 1,000 employees

$24 - $27/hr

Part-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement

Re-posted 19 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Facilitate one-on-one and group activities to support individuals with traumatic brain injuries in the Structured Day Program.

  • Develop and implement programming, plan events, and collaborate with team members to meet participants' goals and needs.

  • Accurately document services, progress, and outcomes within three days of service delivery.


Living Resources rating

7.9

Company rating: 7.9 out of 10

Based on 11 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz


Job description

Description

Living Resources is a non-profit agency dedicated to providing life-enhancing services for people with developmental disabilities in safe and nurturing environments. Living Resources' purpose is to provide high quality care, protection and growth opportunities and to impart respect, dignity and self-worth. Living Resources works with, and for, families - by providing peace of mind. All employees are to be respectful and supportive of families. We are working with them as partners, providing care and services.


The Group Activities Facilitator III is responsible for providing direct support to individuals with traumatic brain injuries (TBI) through one-on-one and group activities as a part of Living Resources' Structured Day Program. Our Day Program offers a wide range of groups that aim to teach life skills, improve cognitive skills, and increase independence. Groups may focus on support with interpersonal relationships, injury acceptance, communication, or other meaningful topics. Living Resources also offers a variety unique group activities, including art, music, cooking, and gaming groups. This position is responsible for facilitating or co-facilitating groups and ensuring that services are delivered in accordance with the respective goals of each individual. The Group Activities Facilitator III is responsible for aligning and demonstrating agency values in carrying out the duties of this position.



Job Duties and Responsibilities:

Facilitate unique group activities to meet the goals and needs of participants

Develop innovative programming and collaborate with Structured Day Program Manager to assist in planning events and community-based activities

Serve as lead point of contact when Structured Day Manager and Assistant Director are unavailable

Provide support to Clinical Interns

Collaborate with Program Manager to establish a weekly schedule and service delivery targets

Collaborate with Service Coordinators, transportation providers, and other providers

Participate in Team Meetings

Accurately document services provided, progress, and outcomes within three days of service

Provide mentorship, training, and guidance to Group Activities Specialist I & II


Location: Albany County

Hours: Part-time within M-F 8:00am-4:00pm with flexibility to work later on some evenings



Requirements

Minimum Qualifications/Requirements:

At least 18 years old with High School Diploma or equivalent

Over two years of relevant experience or education

Excellent organization, time management, and problem-solving skills

Effective verbal and written communication skills

Valid driver's license and reliable transportation


Preferred Qualifications/Skills:

Degree in Human Services or related field

More than two years of relevant training or experience, including facilitation of groups

Prior experience providing services to individuals with traumatic brain injuries

Personal Care Attendant (PCA) or related certification

Experience in wellness elements such as exercise, music, art, cooking, and/or healthy living


Physical Requirements:

Able to lift 15 pounds

Support participant's success in groups, navigating their SDP schedule, and during meals

If PCA, Medical Assistant, or related field, assist participants with personal care needs




Benefits:

We offer great benefits including Paid Training, Health (we cover 100% of deductible costs for Health Insurance), Dental & Vision Insurance, Health Reimbursement Accounts, Payment in Lieu of Health Insurance, Tuition Assistance, Retirement Programs and we have a Free On-Site Fitness Center in our main office in Albany!

There are also opportunities to advance within our agency!


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