EMPLOYMENT
Family Teacher:
Looking for people interested in working with at risk youth 12-18 years old. This is a full-time position. The Family Teacher is responsible for the daily care of up to five youths, transportation, academic maintenance, behavioral management, social skills training, maintaining communication with youth's family and youth advocacy. The program is inclusive of all areas of personal growth and directed toward the youth becoming more self-sufficient, developing self-control, promoting positive social relationships, improving family relationships and advancing academically. Benefits apply after probation period and include vacation and medical coverage. Applicants must have a valid driver's license. Please see the job description for more information about this job.
Awake Night Staff:
This position is a regular part-time position providing awake night supervision of youth in residential homes. Applicants must have a valid driver's license. Please see the job description for more information about this job.
Family Teacher / Awake Night Combination:
This position is a combination of the above two positions. Applicants must have a valid driver's license. Please see the job description for more information about this job.
Foster Parents:
Foster parents are contracted to provide therapeutic care, structured daily activities, supervision and day to day care of the youth who are placed in their home by KPCCC. Foster parents are licensed through KPCCC and the State of Alaska.
Clinician:
Regular full-time position providing therapeutic services to the youth in residence. This position has primary responsibility to develop treatment plans for youth, provide consultation to Family theaching Staff regarding youth therapeutic needs and work with family to provide support for integrating the youth back with the family.
Call Tricia at 907-283-7635 to inquire about or apply for any position.
Looking for people interested in working with at risk youth 12-18 years old. This is a full-time position. The Family Teacher is responsible for the daily care of up to five youths, transportation, academic maintenance, behavioral management, social skills training, maintaining communication with youth's family and youth advocacy. The program is inclusive of all areas of personal growth and directed toward the youth becoming more self-sufficient, developing self-control, promoting positive social relationships, improving family relationships and advancing academically. Benefits apply after probation period and include vacation and medical coverage. Applicants must have a valid driver's license. Please see the job description for more information about this job.
Awake Night Staff:
This position is a regular part-time position providing awake night supervision of youth in residential homes. Applicants must have a valid driver's license. Please see the job description for more information about this job.
Family Teacher / Awake Night Combination:
This position is a combination of the above two positions. Applicants must have a valid driver's license. Please see the job description for more information about this job.
Foster Parents:
Foster parents are contracted to provide therapeutic care, structured daily activities, supervision and day to day care of the youth who are placed in their home by KPCCC. Foster parents are licensed through KPCCC and the State of Alaska.
Clinician:
Regular full-time position providing therapeutic services to the youth in residence. This position has primary responsibility to develop treatment plans for youth, provide consultation to Family theaching Staff regarding youth therapeutic needs and work with family to provide support for integrating the youth back with the family.
Call Tricia at 907-283-7635 to inquire about or apply for any position.
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