Everyone has a calling in life. What’s yours?

The Ranch is now hiring for Life Skills Coach.   This position will normally be scheduled to work on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday for up to 24 hours a week.

The responsibility of the Life Skills Coach is to work with the teenage clients teaching them life skills which will help them gain independence and help move them forward in life. The Life Skills Coach will work one-on-one or in small groups to help clients with unique challenges such as hygiene, handling money, establishing and working with a budget, writing a resume, interviewing skills, looking for housing, finding available resources for various needs, cooking, etc.

 Duties & Responsibilities:

• Work with clients on teaching them basic skills like how to apply and fill out a job application, interview role playing, writing a resume, how to open a bank account, write a check and pay bills, establish a budget, how to search for housing, how to pick a roommate, how to use local resources in times of need, etc.

• Network to help provide clients with valuable tools and available resources and to schedule guest lectures to clients.

• Create and engage clients in with community involvement activities.

• Tutor and mentor clients.

• Assist with employment preparation and job placement for clients.

• Enhance current curriculum to include volunteer service and outside educators.

• Take clients out on field trips to teach and expose them to such experiences like homeless shelters, food pantries, housing, job opportunities, public transportation, schooling, etc.

• Take clients out on field trips to focus on community integrations skills, how to interact appropriate in a public setting and how to communicate with people outside of the facility.

Qualifications:

·         Bachelor’s Degree preferred OR High School diploma/GED and at least 3 years of experience in behavioral health.                 

·         3 years or more of experience working with children/adolescents is preferred.

·         Demonstrated computer literacy as well as acceptable written/oral skills.

·         Possess the ability to work in partnership with other team members.

·         Must hold a valid driver’s license and have proof of auto insurance.

·          Must be patience while also being able to set limits while maintaining the helping role when working with the residential clients.

The Ranch of Opportunity, located in Fayette County, extends Eastway's continuum of services to meet the complex needs of children and adolescents who require a full spectrum of behavioral health services. The Ranch offers a peaceful and spacious environment, away from the pressure of an urban setting and the negative influence of peers. It will provide a healthy setting for adolescents to live, learn and develop. The Ranch is hiring residential specialists for full time 2nd and 3rd shift plus for pool/PRN.

Job Skills/Requirements: The primary responsibility of this position is to work in an adolescent residential treatment center with girls ages 13-17 that have experienced a high prevalence of traumatic events. Will also be responsible for the overall implementation of policies and procedures while providing quality, effective, and efficient therapeutic interventions and for the direct sight and sound supervision of the clients while in treatment.

Requirements:

• Associate's Degree or higher in related field (Social Work, Criminal Justice and Psychology OR High School Graduate with 1 year experience in a residential setting.

• Valid driver's license, car insurance, and safe driving record desired.

• Must be at least 21 years old.

• This position requires candidates to pass Safe Crisis Management (SCM) training. SCM training teaches de-escalation skills and physical restraint training used for client safety.

1st-7am-3pm

2nd -3pm -11pm

3rd- 11pm-7am

The Ranch is now hiring for a Maintenance Technician, pool/as needed, to work at this peaceful property.

Job duties include: This position will ensure properties are maintained properly and effectively and that all assigned tasks are completed in a timely manner. This includes general repair work including changing light bulbs, drywall repair, painting, unclogging drains, minor toilet repair, testing water daily and more.

Requirements:

• Previous experience in HVAC, Electrical, Plumbing, and Septic Systems desired.  

• High school diploma or above required.  

• Previous maintenance, repair, handyman/person, or building experience or training is desired.

• Must be at least 21 years old.

• Valid driver’s license and auto insurance.

We are now hiring for a Community Support Specialist (CSS) to provide effective quality services to children with mental health disorders and their families. The CSS will be part of the Day Services team including a program director, a therapist, other Community Support Specialists, and behavioral aides providing care to the children in the program.  

Duties:

·         Assures quality care by maintaining timely, complete and accurate clinical documentation.

·         Promotes a proactive and positive environment in which quality mental health services are successfully integrated into the comprehensive approach supported by the program, division, and agency.

·         Regularly drive clients in a company vehicle. 

·         Ensures effective communication with the educational team.

·         Works closely with others to ensure continuity of service delivery/adherence to daily schedules, as well as achieving productivity standards.

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree preferably in Social Work, Psychology, or related field

• Prior experience as a Case Worker preferred

• Prior experience working with children

The Heritage of Hannah Neil (HHN), is located on more than 22 beautiful acres in Columbus. Tremendous care has been taken to create a comfortable, colorful, creative environment that is safe, kid friendly and designed to nurture a strong sense of belonging and security. This safe, welcoming and warm environment provides children a place to heal and grow emotionally, behaviorally and academically. Our day services program serves kids in grades Kindergarten – 5th and are tailored to their specific behavioral health needs.

We are currently hiring for a therapist (LSW or LPC) for our Heritage of Hannah Neil day services program. This therapist will be supported by a skilled and compassionate team including community support specialists, a nurse, and a clinical director.

Duties/Responsibilities:

• Provides therapy to children in group and individual sessions.

• Provides diagnostic assessments.

• Develops individual Treatment Plans in collaboration with clients, families, and other members of the interdisciplinary team and providing treatment plan updates in accordance with agency and licensing/accrediting body standards.

• Assures quality care by collaborating with the legal guardian in facilitating referrals to community resources to ensure appropriate linkage to community services upon discharge.

Requirements:

• Licensure: LSW (Licensed Social Worker) or LPC (Licensed Professional Counselor) OR a master’s degree in psychology

• Prior experience working with kids/children providing therapy is desired.

• Experience with trauma informed treatment is preferred

• Experience working with children with behavioral problems.

• Employee must be able to demonstrate knowledge of principles of brief, solution-focused therapy, interventions with youth with behavior disorders, and of principles of typical and atypical adolescent development.

• This position requires candidates to pass Safe Crisis Management (SCM) training

This position includes a great benefits package including Paid Time Off, paid holidays, 2 medical insurance options, dental, vision, life, disability, Aflac, pet insurance, Employee Assistance Program, 401(k) with company match, and tuition reimbursement.  

Eligible Great Minds Fellowship program graduates will receive from OhioMHAS:

• A $5,000 sign-on bonus upon accepting a position at an OhioMHAS-licensed community behavioral health center (CBHC)

• An additional $5,000 bonus after completing one year of employment at a CBHC

At Eastway, we tackle each child's challenges one by one, with all our resources and tenacity. We work to untangle the damage trauma leaves behind, and replace it with practical coping strategies and a newfound sense of empowerment.

Eastway is hiring for a Nurse Manager at The Heritage of Hannah Neil residential which provides mental health treatment for children who’ve experienced trauma.

Duties/Responsibilities:

• Ensures the quality of the nursing and medication services provided at Eastway by directly supervising day-to-day nursing operations and staff.

• Meet with nursing staff to provide supervision in the performance of their duties, and maintain appropriate documentation of such supervision.

• Helps to improve the quality of services by providing or arranging training to nurses and other Eastway staff as appropriate with respect to medical or medication-related issues.

• Schedules nursing staff to ensure coverage in the most efficient and cost-effective manner. Provides coverage in the absence of a scheduled nurse.

• Develops and coordinates ongoing quality assurance/quality improvement and peer review activities for RTC nursing services. The Nurse supervisor will consult with the facility psychiatrist/provider and other medical providers to ensure that client medical needs are met in a timely fashion and with the Eastway Corporation Medical Director to ensure consistent medical services across Eastway programs.

• Nurse Manager is expected to respond to situations as they arise.

Qualifications

• RN License

• At least two years’ experience in psychiatric and or Mental Health

• Previous supervision experience is preferred

Eastway is now hiring for Therapist for Webster Street Academy.  Eastway provides a great benefits package including Paid Time Off, paid holidays, 2 medical insurance options, dental, vision, life, disability, Aflac, pet insurance, Employee Assistance Program, 401(k) with company match, and tuition reimbursement.  

Webster Street Academy understands that there are lots of reasons that students struggle at school. While some of the issues may be educational in nature, they almost always include a behavioral component as well. At Webster Street Academy, we take the time to figure out why the student is struggling, and then implement intervention that can begin assisting them. We provide the support, programming and attention each of our students needs to point them on the pathway to success.

Our students are 5th - 12th grade. We keep our classes small, so that our kids get the attention they need. Schools that have contracted with us send students when it’s clear their needs are not being met at their home school.

The therapist will provide quality and effective clinical services to adolescents with mental health (with or without co-morbid substance use) disorders and their families. To serve as the primary provider of services for a designated caseload.

Job Duties:

1.       Provides individual and group therapy to children and adolescents.

2.       Ensures client care by

•      participating in the development of treatment plans.

•      directing case staffing and case conferences with all assigned clients.

•      participating in therapeutic client outings as appropriate.

•      facilitating referrals to community services, as needed

3.       Assures quality care by

•      maintaining timely, complete and accurate clinical documentation

•      providing timely and accurate progress reports to referral sources as needed.

4.       Helps to improve the quality of services by participating in quality improvement and service excellence activities.

5.       Promotes a proactive and positive environment in which quality mental health services are successfully integrated into the comprehensive approach supported by the program, division, and agency.

6.       Ensures continuity of service delivery/adherence to daily schedules, as well as achieving productivity standards.

7.       Must have the ability to remain calm and level-headed in crisis situations as well as effectively set limits with oppositional clients.

Requirements:

Ohio Licensure of LSW (Licensed Social Worker), LISW (Licensed Independent Social Worker), LPC (Licensed Professional Counselor), or LPCC (Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor).

Master’s degree in Counseling or Social Work OR Bachelor’s degree in Social Work.

Experience in substance abuse treatment preferred.

Experience working with children and adolescents with behavioral problems preferred.

Northcutt Residential Treatment serves youth boys for behavioral health. The center's services are grounded in the philosophy of Trauma-Informed Care, an evidence-based practice which has demonstrated positive outcomes for victims of trauma. Using a multi-disciplinary team approach, we wrap services around the child and family to help them heal, and to transition back to home, school, and the community. Now hiring great people for the Residential Specialists.

The Residential Specialist will be responsible for adhering to the daily activity schedule while providing quality, effective, and efficient therapeutic interventions to boys between the ages of 6 and 12. The ideal candidate must be a caring and empathetic person who understands the high prevalence of traumatic experiences and have an understanding of mental health and substance abuse issues. This position will include interacting with the kids including providing direction, playing games and completing activities.

Requirements:

• Associate's Degree or higher in related field (Social Work, Criminal Justice and Psychology) OR High School Graduate with 1-year experience in a residential setting.

• Valid driver's license, car insurance, and safe driving record.

• Must be at least 21 years old.

• This position requires candidates to pass Safe Crisis Management (SCM) training. SCM training teaches de-escalation skills and physical restraint training used for client safety.

Full-time and Pool

1st shift 7:30 am to 3:30 pm

2nd shift 330 to 1130pm

3rd shift 1130 to 730am

Northcutt Residential Treatment Center provides a safe, healing environment for elementary school-aged boys who have experienced abuse and neglect, exhibit severe emotional and behavioral issues or have been in and out of local school or juvenile systems. Services are grounded in the philosophy of Trauma-Informed Care, which has demonstrated positive outcomes for victims of trauma. Using a multi-disciplinary team approach, we wrap services around the child and family to help them heal, and to transition back to home, school, and the community. We are hiring for a nurse to work 12 hour shifts.

Responsibilities: This nursing position is responsible for the provision of professional nursing care to the boys at Northcutt; assists in coordinating medication/somatic services that address client needs; provides information regarding client conditions and responses to medication according to physician orders and to collaborate pertinent information to other treatment disciplinary for the progress of clients treatment.

Education: Must be a registered LPN through the Ohio Board of Nursing.

Shifts are for 6:00 to 6:00.

Eastway is currently looking for a Community Support Specialist (CSS)/Case Manager to participate in an interdisciplinary team of psychiatrist, nurse, therapist, vocational specialist, housing coordinator, and other community support specialists in support of the recovery and housing stability of persons with severe mental health issues.

Duties

Actively works with clients who have limited awareness of illness and poor adherence to treatment regimes. Works to identify the underlying barriers to treatment adherence, i.e., lack of transportation, loss of entitlements, and lack of understanding of medications.

Educates family members about mental illness and actively works with family members to resolve issues effecting families, and utilizes family members as a resource in achieving positive outcomes with the client.

Develops Individual Recovery Plans which include assertive interventions that directly target the improvement of the client's activities of daily living and address the recovery support services involved in mental health and alcohol and drug treatment.

Qualification:

Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work, Mental Health, Psychology, or a related field.

Prior case worker/management experience required

Prefer: LSW or LPC

Preferred: CDCA licensure (Chemical Dependency Counselor Assistant)

Education: Bachelors Degree Required

Valid drivers license and proof of Auto insurance are Required.