Record # : 9301 Position: DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL I (OVERNIGHT) Date: 1/19/2018 Program: Development Disabilities Services Location: Clarence, NY Hours: Full time - 40 hours - Overnight - Sunday-Wednesday, 11pm-9am The Direct Support Professional I (DSP I) performs functions that assist in the care and treatment of individuals in care. The DSP I helps to develop life and social skills in OPWDD and IRA settings, and helps to establish a safe physical and emotional environment for those in care. Essential functions of this position include, but are not limited to: Participates within designated treatment teams to develop service and behavior management plans, and, as appropriate based on skills and experience, executes such plans aimed at assisting youth and families in achieving their personal goals and objectives. Responsible for managing activities within an individual or group dynamic, assuring the safety of the youth assigned, and applying appropriate emergency and crisis intervention principles and techniques. Proactively maintains current knowledge of the youth s emotional/behavior status, assesses the effectiveness of service plans, and supports interactions with family and local community. Continually demonstrates the emotional confidence and good judgment required to build productive relationships with youth and families, while implementing required rules and routines. Ensures the safety of assigned youth and is thoroughly aware of all procedures relating to emergencies. High school diploma/ged and 1-2 years of relevant experience is required. Bachelor s degree in Human Services, Psychology, Sociology or Education, plus 2 or more years of experience is preferred. Candidates must be available to work evenings, weekends and holidays, must have a valid NYS driver's license, and must meet agency driving standards.
Record # : 9753 Position: CARE MANAGER I (BILINGUAL IN SPANISH) *$1,500 SIGN ON BONUS* Program: Children's Health Homes Location: Warsaw, NY Hours: Full time - 40 hours - Typically Monday-Friday. Hours must be flexible to meet the needs of families. Hillside Children s Center has a new opening for a Bi-lingual (Spanish/English) Care Manager I with our Children s Health Homes program! This position is full time and hours are flexible. Occasional weekend/evening hours may be required. A $1,500 sign on bonus is being offered for this position. The Bi-Lingual Care Manager I for Children s Health Homes will deliver the six core health home services in a manner consistent with the Children s Health Home of Upstate NY (CHHUNY) Care Management model. This includes convening the care team and facilitating a family-driven and youth guided process to develop and implement the service plan. The Care Manager will support and coach caregivers as they navigate the multiple complex child serving systems. The Care Manager will also work with families to plan for transitions, secure culturally relevant services, implement health promotion and recovery oriented practices, and utilize proactive deescalating responses to disruptive behavior. The person in this role must be able to read, write, and speak Spanish. Care Manager responsibilities include, but not limited to: Responds to all referrals and begins outreach by working actively with the referring entity to engage the individual and convene the care team. Screens, and where applicable, conducts the appropriate comprehensive assessment within the stated required time frames to guide ongoing service delivery. Provides coaching and care management service to develop a comprehensive care plan in collaboration with the individual, family, natural supports and identified community agencies. Effectively identifies and uses available resources using current knowledge and awareness of agency and community services, and assumes an influential role in building recommended service options. Acts as an advocate and broker for individuals and families in making referrals to agency services and community programs, and supports linkage. Candidates must be bilingual in Spanish. High school diploma/ged and at least 2 years of experience working with youth/families in the human services field is required. Candidates with a Bachelor s degree in the human services field (psychology, sociology, human services, nursing, counseling, etc.) are preferred. Candidates must have a valid New York State driver s license and must meet agency driving and insurance requirements. At Hillside, you will have continual training opportunities, scholarship opportunities, generous paid time off (PTO), nine paid holidays per year, comprehensive medical and dental coverage, flexible spending account, life insurance, 403(b) plan with a match, confidential employee assistance plan (EAP), professional memberships, employee discount program and more!
Record # : 9017 Position: CARE COORDINATOR II Program: Therapeutic Foster Care Location: Warsaw, NY Hours: Full time - 40 hours per week. Must work flexible hours to meet the needs of families. May include some evening and weekend hours. The Care Coordinator II is responsible for the delivery of quality psychosocial care to the youth that we serve. This position works with Clinicians and other care providers to assure overall needs of the client are met. The Care Coordinator II may be assigned to lead projects and mentor Care Coordinator I s as needed. Responsibilities of the Care Coordinator II include but are not limited to: Works as a team member in assessing a youth/family needs, and is responsible for developing, assessing and modifying the individual service plan in collaboration with the youth, family, and multi-disciplinary treatment team. When appropriate, provides psycho-educational training for youth and families in a variety of settings based on group/child/youth/family needs and Care Coordinator experience. Actively involved in the implementation of a strength-based service plan including site/home visits and assessments, identifying and coordinating collateral resources, recognizing gaps and needs, assessing results, and communicating with the multi-disciplinary treatment team. Utilizes experience, education, age-specific knowledge and cultural competence in order to assess and support youth and families to achieve positive and successful outcomes and routinely successfully uses problem-solving skills with self and others. Bachelor s degree in social work, psychology, sociology or related human services are of study, and 3-5 years of related experience are required. Candidate with a Master s degree and 5 or more years of related experience are preferred. Candidates must have a valid NYS Driver s License, their own reliable vehicle, and must meet agency driving and insurance requirements. Mileage reimbursement offsets costs of mandatory travel.
Record # : 9069 Position: DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL I Program: Development Disabilities Services Location: Orchard Park, NY Hours: Full time - 31 hours - Thursdays 2pm-10:30pm, Fridays 2pm-10:30pm, Saturdays 8:30am- 10:30pm The Direct Support Professional I (DSP I) performs functions that assist in the care and treatment of individuals in care. The DSP I helps to develop life and social skills in OPWDD and IRA settings, and helps to establish a safe physical and emotional environment for those in care. Essential functions of this position include, but are not limited to: Participates within designated treatment teams to develop service and behavior management plans, and, as appropriate based on skills and experience, executes such plans aimed at assisting youth and families in achieving their personal goals and objectives. Responsible for managing activities within an individual or group dynamic, assuring the safety of the youth assigned, and applying appropriate emergency and crisis intervention principles and techniques. Proactively maintains current knowledge of the youth s emotional/behavior status, assesses the effectiveness of service plans, and supports interactions with family and local community. Continually demonstrates the emotional confidence and good judgment required to build productive relationships with youth and families, while implementing required rules and routines. Ensures the safety of assigned youth and is thoroughly aware of all procedures relating to emergencies. High school diploma/ged and 1-2 years of relevant experience is required. Bachelor s degree in Human Services, Psychology, Sociology or Education, plus 2 or more years of experience is preferred. Candidates must be available to work evenings, weekends and holidays, must have a valid NYS driver's license, and must meet agency driving standards.
Record # : 9141 Position: DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL I Program: Development Disabilities Services Location: Orchard Park, NY Hours: Full time - 37 hours - Sundays 6am-8:30pm, Mondays 1:30pm-9pm, Tuesdays 2:30pm-9pm, Wednesdays 2:30pm-10:30pm The Direct Support Professional I (DSP I) performs functions that assist in the care and treatment of individuals in care. The DSP I helps to develop life and social skills in OPWDD and IRA settings, and helps to establish a safe physical and emotional environment for those in care. Essential functions of this position include, but are not limited to: Participates within designated treatment teams to develop service and behavior management plans, and, as appropriate based on skills and experience, executes such plans aimed at assisting youth and families in achieving their personal goals and objectives. Responsible for managing activities within an individual or group dynamic, assuring the safety of the youth assigned, and applying appropriate emergency and crisis intervention principles and techniques. Proactively maintains current knowledge of the youth s emotional/behavior status, assesses the effectiveness of service plans, and supports interactions with family and local community. Continually demonstrates the emotional confidence and good judgment required to build productive relationships with youth and families, while implementing required rules and routines. Ensures the safety of assigned youth and is thoroughly aware of all procedures relating to emergencies. High school diploma/ged and 1-2 years of relevant experience is required. Bachelor s degree in Human Services, Psychology, Sociology or Education, plus 2 or more years of experience is preferred. Candidates must be available to work evenings, weekends and holidays, must have a valid NYS driver's license, and must meet agency driving standards.
Record # : 9348 Position: SKILLBUILDER III Program: Therapetic Foster Care Location: West Seneca, NY Hours: Full Time - 40 Hours, Mondays -Fridays, 9am-6pm The Skill Builder III performs functions that assist in the care and treatment of youth and families, assists children/youth in developing life and social skills in community based settings, and in establishes a safe physical and emotional environment for children/youth and families in care. Essential functions of the Skill Builder III include, but are not limited to: Recognizes differentiating children/youth/families behaviors and participates within designated service teams to develop treatment and behavior management plans. Based on skills and experience, the Skill Builder III also executes such plans aimed at assisting children/youth/families in achieving their personal goals and objectives. Responsible for managing children/youth/family activities within an individual or group dynamic, assuring the safety of the children/youth/families(s) assigned, and applying appropriate emergency and crisis intervention principles and techniques. Proactively maintains current knowledge of the children/youth/families emotional/behavior status, assesses the effectiveness of service plans, and supports children/youth/families interactions with family and local community. Continually demonstrates the emotional confidence and good judgment required to build productive, engaged children/youth/families and family relationships, while implementing required rules and routines. High School Diploma or GED and at least 2-3 years of relevant social work/skill building experience is required. Candidates with a Bachelor s degree and at least 1 year of experience may be considered. Candidates with a Bachelor s degree in social work, psychology, sociology or a related field, plus 3 or more years of experience are preferred. Candidates must have a valid New York State Driver's License, their own reliable vehicle, and must meet agency driving and insurance requirements. To apply, please send a copy of your resume to jobs@hillside.com. Be sure to include the job name and job #9348 in the subject line for consideration.
Record # : 9580 Position: DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL I Program: Developmental Disabilities Services Location: Orchard Park, NY Hours: Full time - 30 hours - Wednesdays & Thursdays 2:30pm-10:30pm, Saturdays 8am-10pm The Direct Support Professional I (DSP I) performs functions that assist in the care and treatment of individuals in care. The DSP I helps to develop life and social skills in OPWDD and IRA settings, and helps to establish a safe physical and emotional environment for those in care. Essential functions of this position include, but are not limited to: Participates within designated treatment teams to develop service and behavior management plans, and, as appropriate based on skills and experience, executes such plans aimed at assisting youth and families in achieving their personal goals and objectives. Responsible for managing activities within an individual or group dynamic, assuring the safety of the youth assigned, and applying appropriate emergency and crisis intervention principles and techniques. Proactively maintains current knowledge of the youth s emotional/behavior status, assesses the effectiveness of service plans, and supports interactions with family and local community. Continually demonstrates the emotional confidence and good judgment required to build productive relationships with youth and families, while implementing required rules and routines. Ensures the safety of assigned youth and is thoroughly aware of all procedures relating to emergencies. High school diploma/ged and 1-2 years of relevant experience is required. Bachelor s degree in Human Services, Psychology, Sociology or Education, plus 2 or more years of experience is preferred. Candidates must be available to work evenings, weekends and holidays, must have a valid NYS driver's license, and must meet agency driving standards.
Record # : 9617 Position: CARE COORDINATOR II (BILINGUAL - SPANISH) Program: Prevent Services Location: Buffalo, NY Hours: Relief/as needed. The Care Coordinator II is responsible for the delivery of quality psychosocial care to the youth that we serve. This position works with Clinicians and other care providers to assure overall needs of the client are met. The Care Coordinator II may be assigned to lead projects and mentor Care Coordinator I s as needed. Bilingual Spanish skills are required for this position. Responsibilities of the Care Coordinator II include but are not limited to: Works as a team member in assessing a youth s needs and is responsible for developing, assessing and modifying the individual service plan in collaboration with the child/youth/family, family and multi-disciplinary treatment team. When appropriate, provides psycho-educational training for youth and families and groups in a variety of settings based on group/child/youth/family needs and Care Coordinator experience. Actively involved in the implementation of a strength-based service plan including site/home visits and assessments, identifying and coordinating collateral resources, recognizing gaps and needs, assessing results, and communicating with the multi-disciplinary treatment team. Actively participate in agency and team meetings, volunteering and serving on agency and community committees as needed. This position may be assigned to lead projects and mentor Care Coordinator I s or other staff as appropriate. Utilizes experience, education, age-specific knowledge and cultural competence in order to assess and support youth and families to achieve positive and successful outcomes and routinely successfully uses problem-solving skills with self and others. Bachelor s Degree in social work, psychology, sociology or a related human services area of study and 3-5 years of related experience are required. Candidates with a Master s Degree in social work, psychology, sociology or related human services area of study and 5 or more years of experience are preferred. Candidates must have a valid NYS Driver s License, and must meet agency driving and insurance requirements.
Record # : 9618 Position: CARE COORDINATOR II (TEMPORARY) Program: Prevent Services Location: Buffalo, NY Hours: Full time - Temporary - 40 hours per week. Hours are typically Monday-Friday. Must be available 8am-6pm and must have flexibility for families. This is a temporary position to cover a leave of absence. Following the end of this assignment, the person in this role can either remain on the team as a relief status Care Coordinator or may apply for other full time opportunities within the agency. The Care Coordinator II is responsible for the delivery of quality psychosocial care to the youth that we serve. This position works with Clinicians and other care providers to assure overall needs of the client are met. The Care Coordinator II may be assigned to lead projects and mentor Care Coordinator I s as needed. Candidates with Bilingual Spanish skills are preferred. Responsibilities of the Care Coordinator II include but are not limited to: Works as a team member in assessing a youth s needs and is responsible for developing, assessing and modifying the individual service plan in collaboration with the child/youth/family, family and multi-disciplinary treatment team. When appropriate, provides psycho-educational training for youth and families and groups in a variety of settings based on group/child/youth/family needs and Care Coordinator experience. Actively involved in the implementation of a strength-based service plan including site/home visits and assessments, identifying and coordinating collateral resources, recognizing gaps and needs, assessing results, and communicating with the multi-disciplinary treatment team. Actively participate in agency and team meetings, volunteering and serving on agency and community committees as needed. This position may be assigned to lead projects and mentor Care Coordinator I s or other staff as appropriate. Utilizes experience, education, age-specific knowledge and cultural competence in order to assess and support youth and families to achieve positive and successful outcomes and routinely successfully uses problem-solving skills with self and others. Bachelor s Degree in social work, psychology, sociology or a related human services area of study and 3-5 years of related experience are required. Candidates with a Master s Degree in social work, psychology, sociology or related human services area of study and 5 or more years of experience are preferred. Candidates must have a valid NYS Driver s License, and must meet agency driving and insurance requirements.
Record # : 9630 Position: DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL I (OVERNIGHT) Program: Developmental Disabilities Services Location: Clarence, NY Hours: 2 Full time openings (30 hours or 40 hours) Overnight - 10:30pm-8:30am The Direct Support Professional I (DSP I) performs functions that assist in the care and treatment of individuals in care. The person in this role will be responsible for 2:1 care of one individual in this IRA. The DSP I helps to develop life and social skills in OPWDD and IRA settings, and helps to establish a safe physical and emotional environment for those in care. Essential functions of this position include, but are not limited to: Participates within designated treatment teams to develop service and behavior management plans, and, as appropriate based on skills and experience, executes such plans aimed at assisting youth and families in achieving their personal goals and objectives. Responsible for managing activities within an individual or group dynamic, assuring the safety of the youth assigned, and applying appropriate emergency and crisis intervention principles and techniques. Proactively maintains current knowledge of the youth s emotional/behavior status, assesses the effectiveness of service plans, and supports interactions with family and local community. Continually demonstrates the emotional confidence and good judgment required to build productive relationships with youth and families, while implementing required rules and routines. Ensures the safety of assigned youth and is thoroughly aware of all procedures relating to emergencies. High school diploma/ged and 1-2 years of relevant experience is required. Bachelor s degree in Human Services, Psychology, Sociology or Education, plus 2 or more years of experience is preferred. Candidates must obtain medication administration certification within 6 months of start date, must have a valid NYS driver's license, and must meet agency driving standards.
Record # : 9631 Position: DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL I Program: Developmental Disabilities Services Location: Clarence, NY Hours: Full time - 40 hours - Sunday-Wednesday. Day and evening hours are required. The Direct Support Professional I (DSP I) performs functions that assist in the care and treatment of individuals in care. The person in this role will be responsible for 2:1 care of one individual in this IRA. The DSP I helps to develop life and social skills in OPWDD and IRA settings, and helps to establish a safe physical and emotional environment for those in care. Essential functions of this position include, but are not limited to: Participates within designated treatment teams to develop service and behavior management plans, and, as appropriate based on skills and experience, executes such plans aimed at assisting youth and families in achieving their personal goals and objectives. Responsible for managing activities within an individual or group dynamic, assuring the safety of the youth assigned, and applying appropriate emergency and crisis intervention principles and techniques. Proactively maintains current knowledge of the youth s emotional/behavior status, assesses the effectiveness of service plans, and supports interactions with family and local community. Continually demonstrates the emotional confidence and good judgment required to build productive relationships with youth and families, while implementing required rules and routines. Ensures the safety of assigned youth and is thoroughly aware of all procedures relating to emergencies. High school diploma/ged and 1-2 years of relevant experience is required. Bachelor s degree in Human Services, Psychology, Sociology or Education, plus 2 or more years of experience is preferred. Candidates must obtain medication administration certification within 6 months of start date, must have a valid NYS driver's license, and must meet agency driving standards.
Record # : 7978 Position: DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL I Program: Development Disabilities Services Location: Orchard Park or Clarence, NY Hours: Relief - Hours vary and are based on program needs. The Direct Support Professional I (DSP I) performs functions that assist in the care and treatment of individuals in care. The DSP I helps to develop life and social skills in OPWDD and IRA settings, and helps to establish a safe physical and emotional environment for those in care. Essential functions of this position include, but are not limited to: Participates within designated treatment teams to develop service and behavior management plans, and, as appropriate based on skills and experience, executes such plans aimed at assisting youth and families in achieving their personal goals and objectives. Responsible for managing activities within an individual or group dynamic, assuring the safety of the youth assigned, and applying appropriate emergency and crisis intervention principles and techniques. Proactively maintains current knowledge of the youth s emotional/behavior status, assesses the effectiveness of service plans, and supports interactions with family and local community. Continually demonstrates the emotional confidence and good judgment required to build productive relationships with youth and families, while implementing required rules and routines. Ensures the safety of assigned youth and is thoroughly aware of all procedures relating to emergencies. High school diploma/ged and 1-2 years of relevant experience is required. Bachelor s degree in Human Services, Psychology, Sociology or Education, plus 2 or more years of experience is preferred. Candidates must be available to work evenings, weekends and holidays, must have a valid NYS driver's license, and must meet agency driving standards.
Record # : 9632 Position: DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL I Program: Developmental Disabilities Services Location: Clarence, NY Hours: Full time - 32 hours - Thursday-Saturday. Day and evening hours are required. The Direct Support Professional I (DSP I) performs functions that assist in the care and treatment of individuals in care. The person in this role will be responsible for 2:1 care of one individual in this IRA. The DSP I helps to develop life and social skills in OPWDD and IRA settings, and helps to establish a safe physical and emotional environment for those in care. Essential functions of this position include, but are not limited to: Participates within designated treatment teams to develop service and behavior management plans, and, as appropriate based on skills and experience, executes such plans aimed at assisting youth and families in achieving their personal goals and objectives. Responsible for managing activities within an individual or group dynamic, assuring the safety of the youth assigned, and applying appropriate emergency and crisis intervention principles and techniques. Proactively maintains current knowledge of the youth s emotional/behavior status, assesses the effectiveness of service plans, and supports interactions with family and local community. Continually demonstrates the emotional confidence and good judgment required to build productive relationships with youth and families, while implementing required rules and routines. Ensures the safety of assigned youth and is thoroughly aware of all procedures relating to emergencies. High school diploma/ged and 1-2 years of relevant experience is required. Bachelor s degree in Human Services, Psychology, Sociology or Education, plus 2 or more years of experience is preferred. Candidates must obtain medication administration certification within 6 months of start date, must have a valid NYS driver's license, and must meet agency driving standards.
Record # : 9811 Position: WAIVER SERVICE PROVIDER II Program: Bridges to Health (B2H) Location: Jamestown, NY Hours: Full time - 40 hours - day and evening hours are required. Under regular supervision and direction, the Waiver Service Provider (WSP) performs functions that assist in the care and treatment of children/youth and families and assisting children/youth to develop life and social skills in a community based setting and in establishing a safe physical and emotional environment for children/youth and families in care. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Recognizes differentiating children/youth/families behaviors, participates within designated treatment teams to develop service and behavior management plans, and, as appropriate based on skills and experience, executes such plans aimed at assisting children/youth/families to achieve their personal goals and objectives. Support, guide, mentor, coach and reinforce the child in successful functioning in the home or community. Areas of focus may include task completion, communication, socialization, interpersonal behavior, sensory/motor development, community activities, activities of daily living, problem-solving, managing money, and eliminating maladaptive behaviors. Provide planned short-term relief for family/caregivers, through direct care of the child, in order to support the family/caregivers in their capacity to nurture the child. Proactively maintains current knowledge of the children/youth/families emotional/behavior status, assesses the effectiveness of service plans, and supports children/youth/families interactions with family and local community. Provides life skills and social skills training for children/youth/families based on skills, training and experience. Bachelor s degree and 2 years of experience working with youth/families is required. Candidates with a minimum of 4 years of experience are preferred. All candidates must have a valid NYS driver s license and must meet agency driving and insurance standards.
Record # : 9792 Position: DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL I (OVERNIGHT) Program: Developmental Disabilities Services Location: Buffalo, NY Hours: Full time - 40 hours - Overnight - Sunday-Wednesday, 10pm-8am The Direct Support Professional I (DSP I) performs functions that assist in the care and treatment of individuals in care. The DSP I helps to develop life and social skills in OPWDD and IRA settings, and helps to establish a safe physical and emotional environment for those in care. Essential functions of this position include, but are not limited to: Participates within designated treatment teams to develop service and behavior management plans, and, as appropriate based on skills and experience, executes such plans aimed at assisting youth and families in achieving their personal goals and objectives. Responsible for managing activities within an individual or group dynamic, assuring the safety of the youth assigned, and applying appropriate emergency and crisis intervention principles and techniques. Proactively maintains current knowledge of the youth s emotional/behavior status, assesses the effectiveness of service plans, and supports interactions with family and local community. Continually demonstrates the emotional confidence and good judgment required to build productive relationships with youth and families, while implementing required rules and routines. Ensures the safety of assigned youth and is thoroughly aware of all procedures relating to emergencies. High school diploma/ged and 1-2 years of relevant experience is required. Bachelor s degree in Human Services, Psychology, Sociology or Education, plus 2 or more years of experience is preferred. Candidates must be available to work evenings, weekends and holidays, must have a valid NYS driver's license, and must meet agency driving standards.
Record # : 9809 Position: DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL III Program: Developmental Disabilities Services Location: Orchard Park, NY Hours: Full time - 40 hours - Sundays 7am-10:30pm, Mondays 2:30pm-10:30pm, Tuesdays 2:30pm- 10:30pm, Wednesdays 2pm-10:30pm The Direct Support Professional III (DSP III) is typically assigned more complex assignments, and performs functions that assist in the care and treatment of youth and families. The DSP III assists youth in developing life and social skills in OPWDD and IRA settings, and helps establish a safe physical and emotional environment for those in care. The DSP III recognizes differentiating behaviors, participates within designated treatment teams to develop service and behavior management plans, and, based on skills and experience, executes such plans aimed at assisting youth and families in achieving their personal goals and objectives. Bachelor s degree and 1 year of relevant experience OR Associate s degree and 1.5 years of relevant experience OR High School Diploma/GED and 2 years of relevant experience is required. Candidates must have at least 1 year of experience as a Direct Support Professional if he/she does not have a Bachelor s degree. All candidates must have a valid NYS driver's license and must meet agency driving standards.
Record # : 9803 Position: SKILLBUILDER III Program: Therapeutic Foster Care Location: West Seneca, NY Hours: Full time - 40 hours - Hours are flexible, but typically Monday-Friday, 8am-4pm. Some evening and weekend hours may be required as program needs arise. The Skill Builder III performs functions that assist in the care and treatment of youth and families, assists children/youth in developing life and social skills in community based settings, and in establishes a safe physical and emotional environment for children/youth and families in care. Essential functions of the Skill Builder III include, but are not limited to: Recognizes differentiating children/youth/families behaviors and participates within designated service teams to develop treatment and behavior management plans. Based on skills and experience, the Skill Builder III also executes such plans aimed at assisting children/youth/families in achieving their personal goals and objectives. Responsible for managing children/youth/family activities within an individual or group dynamic, assuring the safety of the children/youth/families(s) assigned, and applying appropriate emergency and crisis intervention principles and techniques. Proactively maintains current knowledge of the children/youth/families emotional/behavior status, assesses the effectiveness of service plans, and supports children/youth/families interactions with family and local community. Continually demonstrates the emotional confidence and good judgment required to build productive, engaged children/youth/families and family relationships, while implementing required rules and routines. High School Diploma or GED and at least 2-3 years of relevant social work/skill building experience is required. Candidates with a Bachelor s degree and at least 1 year of experience may be considered. Candidates with a Bachelor s degree in social work, psychology, sociology or a related field, plus 3 or more years of experience are preferred. Candidates must have a valid New York State Driver's License, their own reliable vehicle, and must meet agency driving and insurance requirements.
Record # : 9796 Position: DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL III (MEDICAL LIAISON) Program: Developmental Disabilities Services Location: Buffalo, NY Hours: Full time - 40 hours - Monday-Friday, 6am-2pm The Direct Support Professional III (DSP III)/Medical Liaison is typically assigned more complex assignments, and performs functions that assist in the care and treatment of youth and families. The person in this Medical Liaison role is responsible for passing medications to the youth in care during the day and is also responsible for maintaining medical records for all youth in care. This person also assists youth in developing life and social skills in OPWDD and IRA settings, and helps establish a safe physical and emotional environment for those in care. The DSP III/Medical Liaison recognizes differentiating behaviors, participates within designated treatment teams to develop service and behavior management plans, and, based on skills and experience, executes such plans aimed at assisting youth and families in achieving their personal goals and objectives. Bachelor s degree and 1 year of relevant experience OR Associate s degree and 1.5 years of relevant experience OR High School Diploma/GED and 2 years of relevant experience is required. Candidates must have at least 1 year of experience as a Direct Support Professional if he/she does not have a Bachelor s degree. Medication administration certification is required and must be obtained within 6 months of start date. All candidates must have a valid NYS driver's license and must meet agency driving standards.
Record # : 9795 Position: ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR - RESIDENTIAL Program: Developmental Disabilities Services Location: Buffalo, NY Hours: Full time - 40 hours - Sundays 7am-10pm, Mondays 2pm-10pm, Tuesdays 2pm-10pm, Wednesdays 11am-8pm The Assistant Residential Supervisor supervises Youth Care Professionals in the performance of their daily responsibilities. The Assistant Supervisor is included in the direct care staff schedule, and generally performs the duties of a Youth Care Professional for a considerable portion of the time. The Assistant Supervisor supports HFA s Philosophy of Care and works to remove systemic barriers to ensure implementation. Essential functions of the role include, but are not limited to: Communicates supports and links HFA mission, vision, values, goals, and strategies to everyday work and establishes clear, meaningful, challenging, and attainable objectives and expectations that are aligned with those of the organization. Aligns the right work with the right people; delegates tasks according to people s strengths and interests. Ensures staff has the skills and resources to be successful. Provide staff with coaching, training and opportunities for growth to improve their skills. Treats staff fairly and consistently. Shares accountability when delegating and involves staff in setting their performance goals. Oversees employees schedules to ensure adequate coverage and oversees client schedules to ensure they are well organized and well communicated. Handles emergency situations which may require flexibility of both time and area assignment. Performs all Youth Care Professional functions as required and as needed. Bachelor s Degree and 2 years of direct care experience in a residential setting is required. We will also consider candidates with an Associate's degree and 2.5 years of experience OR a high school diploma/ged and 3 years of experience. Valid NYS Driver's License required. Candidates must meet agency driving and insurance standards.
Record # : 9794 Position: DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL III Program: Developmental Disabilities Services Location: Buffalo, NY Hours: Full time - 40 hours - Wednesday-Saturday, evening and weekend shifts The Direct Support Professional III (DSP III) is typically assigned more complex assignments, and performs functions that assist in the care and treatment of youth and families. The DSP III assists youth in developing life and social skills in OPWDD and IRA settings, and helps establish a safe physical and emotional environment for those in care. The DSP III recognizes differentiating behaviors, participates within designated treatment teams to develop service and behavior management plans, and, based on skills and experience, executes such plans aimed at assisting youth and families in achieving their personal goals and objectives. Bachelor s degree and 1 year of relevant experience OR Associate s degree and 1.5 years of relevant experience OR High School Diploma/GED and 2 years of relevant experience is required. Candidates must have at least 1 year of experience as a Direct Support Professional if he/she does not have a Bachelor s degree. All candidates must have a valid NYS driver's license and must meet agency driving standards.
Record # : 9793 Position: DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL I (OVERNIGHT) Program: Developmental Disabilities Services Location: Buffalo, NY Hours: Full Time - 30 hours - Overnight - Thursday-Saturday, 10pm-8am The Direct Support Professional I (DSP I) performs functions that assist in the care and treatment of individuals in care. The DSP I helps to develop life and social skills in OPWDD and IRA settings, and helps to establish a safe physical and emotional environment for those in care. Essential functions of this position include, but are not limited to: Participates within designated treatment teams to develop service and behavior management plans, and, as appropriate based on skills and experience, executes such plans aimed at assisting youth and families in achieving their personal goals and objectives. Responsible for managing activities within an individual or group dynamic, assuring the safety of the youth assigned, and applying appropriate emergency and crisis intervention principles and techniques. Proactively maintains current knowledge of the youth s emotional/behavior status, assesses the effectiveness of service plans, and supports interactions with family and local community. Continually demonstrates the emotional confidence and good judgment required to build productive relationships with youth and families, while implementing required rules and routines. Ensures the safety of assigned youth and is thoroughly aware of all procedures relating to emergencies. High school diploma/ged and 1-2 years of relevant experience is required. Bachelor s degree in Human Services, Psychology, Sociology or Education, plus 2 or more years of experience is preferred. Candidates must be available to work evenings, weekends and holidays, must have a valid NYS driver's license, and must meet agency driving standards.
Record # : 9766 Position: SUPERVISOR - RESIDENTIAL Program: Developmental Disabilities Services Location: Buffalo, NY Hours: Full time - 40 hours - Monday-Friday. Mostly day hours but evening and weekend hours will also be required. This position is for a newly identified Individualized Residential Alternative (IRA) with our program in Buffalo, NY. The Residential Supervisor is responsible for the quality of the therapeutic milieu and the performance of the Youth Care Professionals. The residential supervisor coaches and mentors assistant supervisors and youth care professionals in meeting the needs of the clients and youth in care. This person is responsible for the efficiency of day to day operations of the unit, including scheduling employees, hiring, training, regulatory compliance (OCFS, OPWD, OMH, JJS, COA, CMS, etc.) and safety of youth, families, and employees. Essential responsibilities of this position include, but are not limited to: Communicates, supports and links HFA mission, vision, values, goals, and strategies to everyday work and establishes clear, meaningful, challenging, and attainable objectives and expectations that are aligned with those of the organization. Responsible for the administration of Human Resource related functions for assigned employees according to HFA policy and guidelines to include hiring, termination, performance evaluation and management, employee development, employee discipline/corrective action and employee compensation. Aligns the right work with the right people and delegates tasks according to people s strengths and interests. Ensures that employees have the skills and resources to be successful. Provides employees with coaching, training and opportunities for growth to improve their skills. Treats employees fairly and consistently. Shares accountability when delegating and involves employees in setting their performance goals. Bachelor s degree and 3 years of experience in a residential setting is required. A candidate with 2 years of supervisory experience in a residential setting (ideally, with Hillside) is preferred. Candidates with an Associate s degree must have 4 years of experience, and candidates with a high school diploma or GED must have 5 years of experience. All candidates must have a valid NY State Driver's License and must meet agency driving standards.
Record # : 9791 Position: DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL I Program: Developmental Disabilities Services Location: Buffalo, NY Hours: Full time - 30 hours - Evening and weekend shifts The Direct Support Professional I (DSP I) performs functions that assist in the care and treatment of individuals in care. The DSP I helps to develop life and social skills in OPWDD and IRA settings, and helps to establish a safe physical and emotional environment for those in care. Essential functions of this position include, but are not limited to: Participates within designated treatment teams to develop service and behavior management plans, and, as appropriate based on skills and experience, executes such plans aimed at assisting youth and families in achieving their personal goals and objectives. Responsible for managing activities within an individual or group dynamic, assuring the safety of the youth assigned, and applying appropriate emergency and crisis intervention principles and techniques. Proactively maintains current knowledge of the youth s emotional/behavior status, assesses the effectiveness of service plans, and supports interactions with family and local community. Continually demonstrates the emotional confidence and good judgment required to build productive relationships with youth and families, while implementing required rules and routines. Ensures the safety of assigned youth and is thoroughly aware of all procedures relating to emergencies. High school diploma/ged and 1-2 years of relevant experience is required. Bachelor s degree in Human Services, Psychology, Sociology or Education, plus 2 or more years of experience is preferred. Candidates must be available to work evenings, weekends and holidays, must have a valid NYS driver's license, and must meet agency driving standards.
Record # : 9790 Position: DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL I Program: Developmental Disabilities Services Location: Buffalo, NY Hours: Full time - 38 hours - Sunday-Wednesday OR Wednesday-Saturday. Shifts will be evening and weekend hours. The Direct Support Professional I (DSP I) performs functions that assist in the care and treatment of individuals in care. The DSP I helps to develop life and social skills in OPWDD and IRA settings, and helps to establish a safe physical and emotional environment for those in care. Essential functions of this position include, but are not limited to: Participates within designated treatment teams to develop service and behavior management plans, and, as appropriate based on skills and experience, executes such plans aimed at assisting youth and families in achieving their personal goals and objectives. Responsible for managing activities within an individual or group dynamic, assuring the safety of the youth assigned, and applying appropriate emergency and crisis intervention principles and techniques. Proactively maintains current knowledge of the youth s emotional/behavior status, assesses the effectiveness of service plans, and supports interactions with family and local community. Continually demonstrates the emotional confidence and good judgment required to build productive relationships with youth and families, while implementing required rules and routines. Ensures the safety of assigned youth and is thoroughly aware of all procedures relating to emergencies. High school diploma/ged and 1-2 years of relevant experience is required. Bachelor s degree in Human Services, Psychology, Sociology or Education, plus 2 or more years of experience is preferred. Candidates must be available to work evenings, weekends and holidays, must have a valid NYS driver's license, and must meet agency driving standards.
Record # : 9781 Position: CARE COORDINATOR I OR II Program: Therapeutic Foster Care Location: Lockport, NY Hours: Full Time - 40 hours The Care Coordinator is responsible for the delivery of quality psychosocial care to the youth and families that we serve. This position works with Clinicians and other care providers to ensure that overall needs of the client are met. The Care Coordinator II may be assigned to lead projects and mentor Care Coordinator I s as needed. Responsibilities of the Care Coordinator include but are not limited to: Works on a team to assess a youth s needs and is responsible for developing, assessing and modifying the individual service plan in collaboration with the youth, family, and multi-disciplinary treatment team. When appropriate, provides psycho-educational training for youth and families and groups in a variety of settings based on group needs and Care Coordinator experience. Actively involved in the implementation of a strength-based service plan including site/home visits and assessments, identifying and coordinating collateral resources, recognizing gaps and needs, assessing results, and communicating with the multi-disciplinary treatment team. For Care Coordinator Level I - Bachelor s Degree in social work, psychology, sociology or a related human services field of study along with 1-3 years of related experience is required. For Care Coordinator Level II - Bachelor s Degree in social work, psychology, sociology or a related human services field of study along with 3-5 years of related experience is required. All candidates must have a valid NYS Driver s License, and must meet agency driving and insurance requirements.
Record # : 9690 Position: INTERNAL APPLICANTS ONLY - CHILD CARE WORKER Date: 1/12/2018 Program: Greater Rochester Regional Permanency Resource Center Location: Mobile position - Home location can be in Rochester, Mt. Morris, Warsaw or Batavia Hours: Relief/as needed. Primarily weekend and evening hours. The Greater Rochester Regional Permanency Resource Center is currently looking for staff to provide child care for workshops and trainings. The Child Care Worker will maintains a safe and stimulating environment for young children, works within a family-centered, strength-based approach, and focuses on the needs of the families by performing functions related to the care and education of children. Our events are held in Monroe, Livingston, Wyoming and Genesee Counties. Hours/location will be dependent on the schedule events, with most events taking place in the evenings and on weekend. REQUIRED: High School Diploma or GED, and experience working in an early childhood education setting.
Record # : 9776 Position: FAMILY ADVOCATE I OR II Date: 1/4/2018 Program: GLOW Family Support Location: Mt Morris, NY Hours: Relief, some evenings and occasional weekends **Applicants must be a parent or primary care giver of a child with special needs and/or social, emotional, or behavioral challenges. Please submit a cover letter explaining how you meet this specific requirement with a copy of your resume for consideration. Resumes submitted without a cover letter explaining how you meet this requirement will not be moved forward. Under the supervision and general direction of the assigned manager, the Family Advocate I provides outreach, information, referrals, and advocacy services, and helps to coordinate family support services for families of children with special needs. Essential functions of the Family Advocate I position include, but are not limited to: Provide emotional support to families through phone and face to face meetings. Meet program specific billable service requirements (as appropriate). Meet documentation requirements in a timely manner per program guidelines. Provide family support as needed. Coach families on how to advocate for themselves. Facilitate/co-facilitate meetings with families in their home or at an agency location. Help families find ways to meet their basic needs of food, clothing, shelter, safety, and health. Assist families in identifying parenting skills which could be strengthened, and model these skills to the families. At the point of intake, help families assess their own resources for services needed. (such as respite, transportation and child care) Acts as an advocate in identifying and accessing community services and resources for families. Help family identify gaps in services needed and assist in planning to eliminate gap. Help families to identify strengths upon which to build a foundation of improved communication and coping skills. Requirements for all applicants: ***Must be the parent or primary care giver of a child with special needs and/or social, emotional or behavioral challenges***- COVER LETTER DESCRIBING RELEVANT EXPERIENCE IS REQUIRED WITH RESUME. High School Diploma or GED is required. Applicants must have experience in navigating systems (general or special education, court, specialized therapies, etc.) to obtain services for their child/family and/or have experience supporting/assisting other families in obtaining assistance. Valid NY State Driver's License and reliable transportation is required. Applicants must meet agency driving and insurance standards. For a Family Advocate II, applicants must demonstrate proficiency in all essential functions of the Family Advocate I position, or must have 2 years of external experience in a comparable position demonstrating the same. To apply email resume and application part A to jobs@hillside.com, job number 9776 in subject line for consideration.