
On-Call Youth Detention Specialist
Part-timeBay City, MIPart-time / Per Diem$20.56/hrSeen todaySeen in employer's feed today
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Bay County’s Juvenile Home seeks an on-call Youth Detention Specialist to help maintain a positive, consistent, and secure environment for detained youth. The role reports to a supervisor or team leader and supports youth supervision, recreation, facility care, and written communications. Hours are variable and part-time. The posting prefers three to six months of related experience; college requirements may be waived under specified conditions.
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There is a job vacancy at the BAY COUNTY JUVENILE HOME. JOB TITLE: ON-CALL YOUTH DETENTION SPECIALIST RATE OF PAY: $20.56 per hour The position is on-call/variable part-time hours and no benefits other than as provided for through the Earned Sick Time Act (ESTA). APPLICATION PROCEDURE: Apply online at https://www.baycountymi.gov/jobs MUST HAVE 3 REFERENCES. POSTING END DATE: Open until filled GENERAL SUMMARY: The On-Call Youth Detention Specialist reports directly to the supervisor (or to the team leader when the supervisor is absent) and is responsible for the development of a positive and consistent atmosphere at the Juvenile Home. The worker's goal should be to encourage mutual respect between the staff and resident and help to diligently maintain the security of the facility. The worker must exhibit a positive adult role model while working at the facility. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: 1. Maintain supervision of youth at all times. 2. Help provide a secure, emotionally stable environment for detained youth. 3. Supervise various recreational activities for youth. 4. Prepare behavioral notes, incident reports and other written communications concerning youth activities. 5. Complete general facility care assignments. 6. Punctual and consistent attendance is an essential function of this position. 7. All other duties as assigned. The above statements are intended to describe the general nature of work being performed by people assigned this classification. They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all job duties performed by personnel so classified. QUALIFICATIONS: Requires 30 semester hours of college to include either: a) satisfactory completion of 15 semester hour certificate program in corrections at a college or b) satisfactory completion of 15 semester hours at a college with a "C" grade or better in any combination of psychology, sociology, corrections, criminal justice, guidance and counseling, educational psychology, or family relations. Prefer at least three to six months of related work experience in an area dealing with delinquent youths. Note: College requirement may or may not be waived with High school diploma or GED equivalent and experience in a child caring institution or court operated facility. Must possess good communication skills and relate well with youth. Willing to work flexible, on-call, weekends and holiday hours in accordance to facility need. Must be able to attend the required amount of training to abide by licensing rules and the needs of the position. Must certify annually for CPR and Safe Crisis Management (SCM) (offered at the Juvenile Home). Criminal background check required prior to hire. All applicants when requested must complete a CWL-4624 Children's Protective Services Review Request and be approved for employment by the State prior to hire. Applicants may be required to take written and/or other examinations. MUST HAVE THREE (3) REFERENCES. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Must be able to meaningfully help to physically subdue residents when required with or without reasonable accommodation. This position involves sitting, being mobile, bending, standing for significant periods of time, being able to physically subdue residents when required to do so, complete routine cleaning, monitor and assist in residents' health and hygiene needs, meaningfully participate in resident physical/recreational activities. Additional requirements include the ability to move objects/youth according to the following weight and frequency: generally up to 20-50 pounds up to one third of the time. Bay County is an Equal Opportunity Employer "Bay County is an equal opportunity employer. It is the policy of Bay County and its departments to pursue equal employment opportunity regardless of height, weight, political or religious affiliations, race, color, sex, disability, fami
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