Group Living:
Ensures that residents are provided with quality care, including matters of health,
safety, clothing, hygiene, and meals.
Ensures routines around house jobs, dorm chores, wake up and lights‑out, laundry,
cooking, etc.
Programs individual and group activities like trips, sporting events, crafts, etc.
Upholds all elements of behavior management system, including restriction system,
negotiations, and a repertoire of confrontation techniques and responses.
Supports assigned residents by paying attention to and supporting ed/voc needs,
medical issues. health, family and legal issues.
Normative Culture:
Models positive behavior at all times while confronting negative behavior.
Commits to the mission of the Inn by supporting a safe, orderly and caring
environment.
Counseling Services:
Obtains all necessary identification from residents for the files.
Sets up medical appointments and ensure that verification of such is filled in
resident's folder.
Conducts formal individual counseling session twice monthly and participates in
Case Conferences.
Conducts group meetings with assigned residents.
Maintains case records, recording daily and monthly progress updates on their
residents.
Reviews and prepares service plans for their residents every 60 days.
Participates in weekly force fields meeting.
Any other assigned tasks.
Qualifications - External
High School diploma is required, and at least three years of experience working with adolescents.
SCO Family of Services helps New Yorkers build a strong foundation for the future. We get young children off to a good start, launch youth into adulthood, stabilize and strengthen families and unlock potential for children and adults with special needs. SCO has played a vital role in delivering human services in communities throughout New York City and Long Island for 130 years.
