Full-time regular position with excellent benefit package. The June Burnett Institute is recruiting energetic, motivated, responsible persons to work with delinquent youth to provide intensive supervision within a community setting. The Choice Program is a team approach to the delivery of human services and combining a caring approach of supervision and strong client advocacy in daily work with children, focusing primarily on delinquent youth between the ages of 9 and 18. The program is family centered.
Staff sees each youth three times per day.
The Choice home rule philosophy of intervention insists that the parent be at the center of setting limits and making decisions in the child s life. One year direct human service experience, may include part-time, volunteer or internship practice. Must possess a high energy level, work well as a team member and enjoy a fast-paced human services opportunity. Excellent verbal and written skills required. Work schedule is varied including nights and weekends.