Life Coach

The Life Coach will:

·       Provide care and supervision to youth in scattered living sites as outlined in the youth’s case plan and instructed by the youth’s custodian

·       Provide care and supervision to youth placed in The Ranch

·       Enforce all policies and procedures, the Resident and Family Handbook, and the Independent Living Handbook

·       Assist in meal planning and preparation

·       Transport youth as needed to work, school, visits, and medical appointments

·       Assist in monitoring youth in maintaining a clean-living environment

·       Dispense medication prescribed to the youth

·       Work with youth on independent living skills and independence

·       Assist youth with schoolwork

·       Attend staff meetings

·       Participate in youth meetings as invited

·       Schedule medical, dental and optical appointments

·       Perform additional responsibilities as assigned by the director, or designee.

Training

The Life Coach must complete all training outlined by the director or program director.  Twenty hours of initial orientation within the first 30 days of employment and additional 32 hours of training within the first year of employment. Life Coach’s must obtain First Aid/CPR training and maintain a current certificate.