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Residential Advisor, (Academic Year) 3rd Shift, 60011441

State of South Carolina

Spartanburg County, SCFull-time$23–35K/yrPosted 2mo agoVerified open 5 days ago

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At a glance

Compensation
$23–35K/yr
Location
Spartanburg County, SC
Schedule
Full-time
Work Authorization
US work authorization required

Job overview

State of South Carolina is hiring a Residential Advisor, (Academic Year) 3rd Shift, 60011441. Under general supervision, the Residential Advisor ensures safety, health, positive behavior, and accountability for 5‑15 students in a dorm wing, providing supervision, discipline documentation, personal hygiene instruction, independent living skill development, and emergency response while communicating with parents and staff.

Key focus areas include Supervise and monitor student behavior and location, enforce the Student Code of Conduct, and document and report discipline and injury problems, Teach personal hygiene, appropriate behavior, independent living skills, study habits, and assist with homework and dorm care, and Ensure safety and security of students, report unsafe conditions, administer basic first aid, and evacuate students in emergencies.

Successful candidates bring High School Diploma Or Equivalent GED and 3 Years Work Experience Supervising Children In Caregiving Capacity. Important skills include Supervising Student Behavior, Enforcing Student Code Of Conduct, Documenting Student Discipline, Reporting Student Behavior Problems, Reporting Student Injury Problems, and Teaching Personal Hygiene. Preferred (not required): Experience With Special Needs Children, Experience With Developmental Disabilities, and Experience With Sensory Disabilities.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Supervising Student BehaviorEnforcing Student Code of ConductDocumenting Student DisciplineReporting Student Behavior ProblemsReporting Student Injury ProblemsTeaching Personal HygieneTeaching Appropriate BehaviorTeaching Independent Living SkillsAssisting With HomeworkTeaching Dorm CareTeaching Personal Area CareDeveloping Acceptable Work HabitsDeveloping Dining SkillsDeveloping Grooming SkillsDeveloping Social SkillsEnsuring Student SafetyEnsuring Student SecurityReporting Unsafe ConditionsAdministering Basic First AidEvacuating Students in EmergencySupervising Leisure ActivitiesSupervising Cultural ActivitiesLifting StudentsRestraining StudentsTransporting StudentsClear CommunicationCounseling StudentsProblem SolvingCommunicating With ParentsCommunicating With StaffExperience With Special Needs ChildrenExperience With Developmental DisabilitiesExperience With Sensory Disabilities

Qualifications

High School Diploma or Equivalent GED3 Years Work Experience Supervising Children in Caregiving CapacityAssociate's Degree1 Year Experience Supervising Children in Caregiving Capacity

Full job description

Under the general supervision of the Associate Director, provides for the safety, health, positive behavior, accountability, supervision, and training for approximately 5-15 students of a particular floor/wing in an assigned dorm in the residential program. Performs a variety of duties to assist the students in developing the ability to function independently in a responsible manner.

  1. Supervises and monitors student behavior and location, including enforcement of the Student Code of Conduct. Documents and reports student discipline, behavior, and injury problems, following up to ensure appropriate and successful student outcomes per department policies and procedures.

  2. Teaches student good personal hygiene, appropriate behavior and independent living skills. Assists the student in developing good study habits and helps with homework. Teaches and assists students in caring for their dorm and personal areas, as well as assisting them with developing acceptable work habits, dining skills, grooming skills, and social skills. Ensures that students are properly dressed and clothing is clean and in good repair.

  3. Ensures the safety and security of students in their environment. This includes reporting any unsafe conditions found in the dorm areas to which they are assigned to ensure these conditions are corrected. In addition, administers basic first aid as needed and evacuates students in an emergency situation (this includes physically carrying the students in the dorm, if necessary, to ensure student safety).

  4. Supervises and participates in leisure and cultural activities with the assigned students. This includes participating in the lifting, restraining, and/or transporting of assigned students as needed. Communicates clearly at a language level appropriate to the age and maturity of the students. Counsel students and assists them in solving a wide variety of problems.

  5. Communicates with parents and staff on a regular basis regarding student needs and potential problems. Meets with parents and staff members to keep them updated and advised of overall student welfare. Requires a High School Diploma, or equivalent GED, and three years of successful work experience providing supervision of children in a caregiving capacity. Prefer experience with special needs children who have developmental or sensory disabilities; or an Associate's Degree and one year of experience providing supervision of children in a caregiving capacity. This position may require communication modalities dependent upon employment placement. If selected for an interview you must provide verification of your highest level of education (i.e., copy of BA Degree, high school diploma, college transcripts) and if applicable, licensure and/or certification (i.e., nursing licensure, teacher licensure, bus driving certification).

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