Recording Teaching Jobs (NOW HIRING)

Responsibilities

Teach youth a curriculum of skills in social, selfhelp, independent living, maintenance, and academic areas and provides moral, spiritual, and physical training and guidance to the youth assigned to their home.

Assist with the provision of academic assistance to youth and work closely with the public-school system.

Provide coverage and program continuity of the youth home during the Teaching Parents' time off duty as specified in the youth home staff scheduling procedures.

Assist with the development of a normalized home environment that encourages the building of close family relationships among the youth and provides a naturalized family living experience.

Assist with the provision of counseling, concern, direction, assistance, and support that would normally be received from a parent.

Assist with the implementation of an individualized plan of care for each youth.

Work closely with the youth's parents, teachers, social workers, and significant others to ensure the definition and implementation of a proper and effective program of youth care to assist each youth in achieving to his/her maximum potential.

Work closely with the Teaching Parents and the Program Consultant to ensure efficient home coverage and mutually satisfying working relationships.

Under the direction and supervision of the Teaching Parents, expend money for youth home operation. Maintain a fiscal record as directed and in accordance with sound business practice.

Remain informed about local, state, and federal standards and regulations pertaining to the provision of services to children and their families.

If the Alternate Teaching Parent holds an appropriate four-year degree and has had the training, he/she may assist the Teaching Parents in providing the following functions under the "Social Services" section of Standards for Child Caring Institutions:  admission of children to the home; residential services for children and their families; discharge of children from the home and maintenance of case records.

Establish and maintain contact with program referral sources by making personal visits and other contact to agencies and others within a service area.

Assist in the interpretation of the home's philosophy and programs to individuals and groups, agencies, and the "community at large" within a service area.

Shall be trained regarding trauma informed care and crisis management. 

Assist with preparation for home licensure.

Take advantage of in-service training and professional growth opportunities.

Work closely with the assigned Teaching Parent and their Program Consultant to develop and implement all areas of care to the youth in the home. Seek consultation and provide detailed information regarding all significant issues affecting youth in care.

Cooperate in scheduling consultation/supervision visits to the home. Seek out, respond positively to, and implement suggestions and feedback from supervisors.

Provide and maintain requested information and program records.

Teach and assist youth in maintenance activities occurring in and around the youth home, including activities such as yard care, interior cleaning, vehicle cleaning and maintenance.

Perform related duties as requested by the Teaching Parents or Program Consultant.

The Alternate Teaching-Parent position is scheduled on a 40-hour week average. In the event the Teaching Parent is absent from the home, the Alternate Teaching Parent will assume all responsibilities related to the operation of the group home. Alternate Teaching Parents are not paid for sleep time.

When working shifts of twenty-four (24) hours (or more), a bona fide regularly scheduled sleeping period of eight (8) hours shall be deducted from the total hours worked and from that shift’s wages provided that adequate private sleeping quarters are furnished and at least five (5) hours of uninterrupted sleep time occurred.

Must maintain timely documentation and alerts within the CareLogic electronic medical record system.

Must be diligent in maintaining timely documentation and reporting in all areas of the job.

Qualifications:

A Bachelor's Degree from an accredited university in human services or education field preferred, but high school diploma or equivalent required.

Experience working with children or other population with special needs preferred.

The ability to take advantage of extensive training and to apply that training to the implementation of a comprehensive program of care for children.

Possess or able to obtain a valid Arkansas Driver's License and is insurable to operate company vehicles.

Physically capable of restraining youth if said youth are a danger to themselves or others.

Physically capable of performing various maintenance tasks.

Requires the ability to sit and stand for long periods of time and intermittently walk, stand, stoop, kneel, crouch and reach with hands and arms. 

Requires the strength and stamina to perform clinical duties. 

Must be physically capable to receive verbal and written directions. Must be physically capable of sitting and standing for several hours at a time.

Must have good auditory, visual and olfactory ability. Ability to use hands and fingers to handle or feel objects, tools or controls.

Must be able to maintain effective audio, visual discrimination and perception needed for making observations, communicating with others, reading and writing, and operating office equipment and other treatment equipment.

Must be able to use a telephone to communicate verbally and a computer to communicate through written means, to review information and enter/retrieve data, to see and read characters on a computer screen, chart or other treatment items.

Must be willing and able to work with all patients of Methodist Family Health.

Influenza vaccinations are mandatory and required (subject only to qualified exemptions).

Job descriptions are not intended, nor should be construed, to be all-inclusive lists of all responsibilities, skills, efforts or working conditions associated with a job. While this job description is intended to be an accurate reflection of the job requirements, management reserves the right to modify, add or remove duties from particular jobs and to assign other duties as necessary.

When an employee performs two or more different jobs, for which different straight time hourly rates are established, the employee will be paid during overtime hours as a rate not less than one and one-half time the hourly rate established for the type of work he or she is performing during the overtime hours. 

 Level One - Full Access:  Ongoing regular access to PHI of all forms while the employee is on duty and performing within the scope of his or her job as defined by the employee's job description, and Policy and Procedure.  "Such access must be for cause, consistent with job responsibilities and related to patients, claims, audits, reviews and other legitimate business purposes." (e.g. Physicians, nurses and other clinicians)