What are the responsibilities and job description for the Summer Youth Skill Trainer- Part Time position at Butler Behavioral Health?
Part Time, Summer Job - WPA Summer Youth Skills Trainer
$17.00/hour
Butler Behavioral Health has been providing high quality behavioral health services to our community since 1948. We value the unique characteristics, individual strengths and a holistic understanding of every client and their resources, to develop personalized treatment plans with focused objectives that result in “small steps” towards changing their lives. Our simple mission, to be your first choice for caring, comprehensive and well-coordinated behavioral health care services. We believe in three basic philosophies to provide the best care to our clients: quick and simple access to services, highest level of service engagement while inspiring our teams every day.
Work Place Associates is a community-based program which helps working age youth and adults with mental health or cognitive disabilities regain or improve the quality of their lives through meaningful employment supports. Examples of typical services provided include career counseling, vocational case management, benefits education, job development, and job coaching. Our WPA program is seeking Summer Youth Skills Trainers to provide social skills, life skills and employment skills training to students with special needs.
Locations are available in Butler and Warren Counties: Hamilton, Fairfield, Oxford, Middletown, Lebanon, Loveland, and Deerfield Township.
Training will be scheduled prior to Session #1 starting in early to mid-May.
Session #1 – May 28 – June 27, 2024 – will start on Tuesday due to holiday.
Session #2 – July 1 – August 1, 2024 – will be Monday – Wednesday due to holiday.
Schedule: Monday through Thursday (hours will vary based on location of job site)
Responsibilities:
- Provide individualized and group instruction in a school or community based setting
- Ability to build and maintain positive relationships with professional and non-professional providers of support services for young adults
- Skillfully collaborate with professionals responsible for funding and planning services
- Develop and maintain effective working relationships with consumers and other stakeholders
- Knowledge and enthusiasm about provision of non-traditional, community based services
- Complete/submit all required paperwork. Maintain case records according to professional standards
- Personal values consistent with the Agency’s core values and philosophy of service; prevention/healing/well being
Minimum requirements:
- High School Diploma, Bachelor’s degree preferred
- Strong attention to detail and follow-up skills
- One year of experience in a vocational, educational, health care or residential setting for people with disabilities, preferred
- Experience utilizing health record system preferred
- Two Summer Youth sessions – each run for 5 weeks, hours may vary, Monday through Thursday.
The WPA Summer Youth Skills Trainer is a part-time, hourly non-exempt position, for summer only. We offer a supportive work environment with competitive wages and flexible hours
