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Our Children Shelter Childcare Specialist - TEMP

Whiteriver, AZ

Apache Behavioral Health Services, Inc.
11 - 50 employees
Learn more about Apache Behavioral Health Services, Inc.external

Part-time, Temporary

Re-posted 3 days ago

Job description

WHITE MOUNTAIN APACHE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES, INC.

JOB DESCRIPTION

POSITION: OUR CHILDREN’S SHELTER CHILDCARE SPECIALIST

CLASSIFICATION CODE: NON-EXEMPT PART TIME

DEPARTMENT: RESIDENTIAL SERVICES

REPORTS TO: OUR CHILDREN’S SHELTER SITE SUPERVISOR

STATEMENT OF JOB: This position supervises and cares for abused, abandoned and/or neglected children ages birth to 18 years that are in protective custody in residential at Our Children Shelter (Youth Group Home) of the White Mountain Apache Tribe. The Childcare Specialist shall ensure that resident’s basic needs such as shelter, safety, food, and clothing are met in compliance as outlined in ABHS policies & procedures and residential manuals.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

  1. Assists children with meals, bathing, hygiene, and other daily routine tasks.
  2. Prepares and serves meals during scheduled shifts.
  3. Supervises and accounts for children.
  4. Develops, plans, supervises, and participates in daily recreational and social activities, including outdoor programs and physical exercise.
  5. Implements the Crisis Prevention Intervention (CPI) and other facility policies, procedures, and techniques to assess and instruct children in positive behavior management, socialization, and living skills.
  6. Observes and documents the behavior, development and needs of children.
  7. Prepares incident and other written reports in a timely fashion.
  8. Consults and communicates with shift leaders, supervisors and professional staff concerning behavior issues and the needs of children.
  9. Performs housekeeping duties to ensure a neat, clean, and orderly environment, such as bed making, laundry, and takes inventory of clothes, linens, food, and supplies.
  10. Gives verbal and physical reassurance and provides guidance to children in distress.
  11. Interviews involved parties and/or responds to critical incidents and emergency situations.
  12. Notifies Police immediately upon elopement.
  13. Defuse adverse situations, both physically and emotionally after completion of CPI training.
  14. Carries out daily living plans for children, developed by a multi-disciplinary team.
  15. Transports and/or accompanies individual and groups of children to appointments or on field trips outside the facility in assigned company vehicle only.
  16. Orders and restocks supplies with Supervisor approval.
  17. Conducts group meetings with children to discuss facility/shelter rules and procedures, address concerns, and provides instructional information on appropriate behavior management and use of living skills.
  18. Assists in the intake and release of children.
  19. Work as a team member in maintaining a safe and healthy living environment in the shelter home.
  20. Provides responsive, high-quality service to employees, representatives of outside agencies and members of the public by providing accurate, complete, and up-to-date information, in a courteous, efficient, and timely manner. 

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