Objective: To teach children and their families life skills so they can be happy, healthy, and a positive part of their family.  We accomplish this by working with both the child and their family on building the skills the child needs in order to succeed.

Responsibilities:

• Provide one-on-one time with an assigned child on a weekly basis.
• Work with family members, extended family members, school personnel, and other adults involved with the child.
• Participate in community based activities to teach the child hands-on life skills.
• Follow the child's service plan to reach the goals set for the child.
• Maintain progress notes on daily activities with the child.
• Meet with the child's clinician to review their progress.
• Make and return phone calls related to the child as needed.
• Complete reviews as necessary.
• Complete 20 hours of professional development per year.
• Become CPR/FIrst Aid and CPI certified.
• Must be PRA certified or become PRA certified within 30 months.

Educational Requirements:   Must hold a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution.

Hours:   As arranged with assigned family and/or school.

Pay Range: $15.00 - $18.00/DOE in the school and $18.00 - $20.00 in the community