To act as part of a team to maximize access to child care programs. To be responsible for intake, eligibility determination, and referrals to child care. Maintain accurate records.

$21.63/hr $3000 Sign-on Bonus   The Behavioral Health (BH) Counselor: BA-CBHI will be responsible for providing services as a member of the CBHI home-based services team as a Therapeutic Training and Support (TT&S) and/or as a Therapeutic Mentor (TM). In the role of TT&S, the Counselor: BA-CBHI will function as a member of the In-Home Therapy (IHT) team by providing therapeutic interventions youth and/or adult, under the supervision of and in collaboration with an In-Home Therapist (IHT) to support and assist with the implementation of the clinician’s treatment plan. In the role of TM, the Counselor: BA-CBHI will be responsible for providing youth, and on occasion adult, with a structured, one-to one, strength-based community support for the purpose of addressing daily living, social, and communication needs. This role may also involve milieu-based mentoring work. The Behavioral Health (BH) Counselor: BA-CBHI may also provide Support & Stabilization services through the DCF contract. In those situations, the Counselor will be responsible for providing parents/caregivers with a structured, strength-based community support for the purpose of developing parenting/caregiving skills. Services include service plan development, service coordination, and resource development; provide education, support, coaching, training and advocacy. All services provided by a Counselor: BA-CBHI include service plan development, service coordination, resource development, and teaching the youth to understand, direct, interpret, manage, and control feelings and emotional responses to situations and to assist the parents/caregiver/family in addressing and supporting the youth’s mental health needs; or provide support, coaching, and training to the youth in developing age-appropriate behaviors, skills, and relationships. The Counselor: BA-CBHI should attend to risk issues, documentation of care, timeliness of documentation, professionalism, caseload expectations, and administrative issues related to providing services.

$2,000 Sign-On Bonus   Crotched Mountain School & Village offers a exceptional benefits:   Benefits for Full-time employees:  - Health Insurance: Offered through Blue Cross Blue Shield, with generous company contribution. - Enhanced Retirement Plan:25% - 33% Employer match based on tenure.  - Student Loan Assistance: Consolidation, counseling, & limited employer contribution! - Discounted Tuition with College & University Partnerships! - Tuition Assistance:Reimbursed or prepaid college coursework! - Home Mortgage Initiative: Favorable down payment (3-5%), reduced closing costs co-paid by Seven Hills!   The Crotched Mountain is looking for dynamic personalities who want to make a difference in the lives of others. We are seeking Residential Counselors to instruct, supervise and assist residents with activities of daily living through daily routines and to carry out scheduled activities and programs.

$21.63/hr $3000 Sign-on Bonus   The Behavioral Health (BH) Counselor: BA-CBHI will be responsible for providing services as a member of the CBHI home-based services team as a Therapeutic Training and Support (TT&S) and/or as a Therapeutic Mentor (TM). In the role of TT&S, the Counselor: BA-CBHI will function as a member of the In-Home Therapy (IHT) team by providing therapeutic interventions youth and/or adult, under the supervision of and in collaboration with an In-Home Therapist (IHT) to support and assist with the implementation of the clinician’s treatment plan. In the role of TM, the Counselor: BA-CBHI will be responsible for providing youth, and on occasion adult, with a structured, one-to one, strength-based community support for the purpose of addressing daily living, social, and communication needs. This role may also involve milieu-based mentoring work. The Behavioral Health (BH) Counselor: BA-CBHI may also provide Support & Stabilization services through the DCF contract. In those situations, the Counselor will be responsible for providing parents/caregivers with a structured, strength-based community support for the purpose of developing parenting/caregiving skills. Services include service plan development, service coordination, and resource development; provide education, support, coaching, training and advocacy. All services provided by a Counselor: BA-CBHI include service plan development, service coordination, resource development, and teaching the youth to understand, direct, interpret, manage, and control feelings and emotional responses to situations and to assist the parents/caregiver/family in addressing and supporting the youth’s mental health needs; or provide support, coaching, and training to the youth in developing age-appropriate behaviors, skills, and relationships. The Counselor: BA-CBHI should attend to risk issues, documentation of care, timeliness of documentation, professionalism, caseload expectations, and administrative issues related to providing services.

$21.63/hr $3000 Sign-on Bonus   The Behavioral Health (BH) Counselor: BA-CBHI will be responsible for providing services as a member of the CBHI home-based services team as a Therapeutic Training and Support (TT&S) and/or as a Therapeutic Mentor (TM). In the role of TT&S, the Counselor: BA-CBHI will function as a member of the In-Home Therapy (IHT) team by providing therapeutic interventions youth and/or adult, under the supervision of and in collaboration with an In-Home Therapist (IHT) to support and assist with the implementation of the clinician’s treatment plan. In the role of TM, the Counselor: BA-CBHI will be responsible for providing youth, and on occasion adult, with a structured, one-to one, strength-based community support for the purpose of addressing daily living, social, and communication needs. This role may also involve milieu-based mentoring work. The Behavioral Health (BH) Counselor: BA-CBHI may also provide Support & Stabilization services through the DCF contract. In those situations, the Counselor will be responsible for providing parents/caregivers with a structured, strength-based community support for the purpose of developing parenting/caregiving skills. Services include service plan development, service coordination, and resource development; provide education, support, coaching, training and advocacy. All services provided by a Counselor: BA-CBHI include service plan development, service coordination, resource development, and teaching the youth to understand, direct, interpret, manage, and control feelings and emotional responses to situations and to assist the parents/caregiver/family in addressing and supporting the youth’s mental health needs; or provide support, coaching, and training to the youth in developing age-appropriate behaviors, skills, and relationships. The Counselor: BA-CBHI should attend to risk issues, documentation of care, timeliness of documentation, professionalism, caseload expectations, and administrative issues related to providing services.

$21.63/hr $3000 Sign-on Bonus   The Behavioral Health (BH) Counselor: BA-CBHI will be responsible for providing services as a member of the CBHI home-based services team as a Therapeutic Training and Support (TT&S) and/or as a Therapeutic Mentor (TM). In the role of TT&S, the Counselor: BA-CBHI will function as a member of the In-Home Therapy (IHT) team by providing therapeutic interventions youth and/or adult, under the supervision of and in collaboration with an In-Home Therapist (IHT) to support and assist with the implementation of the clinician’s treatment plan. In the role of TM, the Counselor: BA-CBHI will be responsible for providing youth, and on occasion adult, with a structured, one-to one, strength-based community support for the purpose of addressing daily living, social, and communication needs. This role may also involve milieu-based mentoring work. The Behavioral Health (BH) Counselor: BA-CBHI may also provide Support & Stabilization services through the DCF contract. In those situations, the Counselor will be responsible for providing parents/caregivers with a structured, strength-based community support for the purpose of developing parenting/caregiving skills. Services include service plan development, service coordination, and resource development; provide education, support, coaching, training and advocacy. All services provided by a Counselor: BA-CBHI include service plan development, service coordination, resource development, and teaching the youth to understand, direct, interpret, manage, and control feelings and emotional responses to situations and to assist the parents/caregiver/family in addressing and supporting the youth’s mental health needs; or provide support, coaching, and training to the youth in developing age-appropriate behaviors, skills, and relationships. The Counselor: BA-CBHI should attend to risk issues, documentation of care, timeliness of documentation, professionalism, caseload expectations, and administrative issues related to providing services.

The Relief Residential Counselor provides direct care to youth in one of YOU, Inc.’s 24-hour/7-day-a-week acute or congregate care settings. To this end, the Relief Residential Counselor is part of a pool of staff that provides intermittent and/or seasonal staffing support as needed. The Relief Residential Counselor works as part of a shift of staff, led by a shift supervisor, all of whom are in a specific client to staff ratio, with the responsibility for creating and maintaining a therapeutic treatment milieu. Relief Residential Counselors are considered “essential employees” when they are on shift and as such may be mandated to work beyond their scheduled shift in order to maintain client - staff ratios and/or be required to report to work if they are scheduled to work during declared states of emergency. The Relief Residential Counselor insures the safety and supervision of youth, cultivates a therapeutic treatment milieu, maintains appropriate boundaries while developing supportive professional relationships with youth, participates in the upkeep and cleanliness of the facility, documents client care as required or directed, and if necessary, utilizes agency physical management interventions.

$19/hr $2500 Sign-on Bonus   The Residential Counselor provides direct care to youth in one of YOU, Inc.’s 24-hour/7-day-a-week acute or congregate care settings. To this end, the Residential Counselor works as part of a shift of staff, led by a shift supervisor, all of whom are in a specific client to staff ratio, with the responsibility for creating and maintaining a therapeutic treatment milieu. Residential Counselors are considered “essential employees” and as such may be mandated to work beyond their scheduled shifts in order to maintain client to staff ratios and/or be required to report to work during declared states of emergency. The Residential Counselor insures the safety and supervision of youth, cultivates a therapeutic treatment milieu, maintains appropriate boundaries while developing supportive professional relationships with youth, participates in the upkeep and cleanliness of the facility, documents client care as required or directed, and if necessary, utilizes agency physical management interventions.

The Groton House: Medically Complex Behavioral Residence (MCBR) is a program that services a co-ed group of individuals (ages 9 up to 22) supporting their medical and behavioral complexities.      The Shift Supervisor is responsible for leading a shift of residential counselor staff in one of YOU, Inc.’s 24-hour/7-day-a-week acute or congregate care settings. To this end, the Shift Supervisor works in ratio as part of a team of staff, with the responsibility for creating, monitoring, and maintaining a therapeutic treatment milieu. Shift Supervisors are considered “essential employees” and as such may be mandated to work beyond their scheduled shifts in order to maintain client to staff ratios and/or be required to report to work during declared states of emergency. The Shift Supervisor insures the safety and supervision of staff and youth in the program, cultivates a therapeutic treatment milieu, maintains daily programming schedule, cultivates a professional team of staff, maintains appropriate boundaries while developing supportive professional relationships with both staff and youth, participates in the upkeep and cleanliness of the facility, documents client care, and if necessary, utilizes agency physical management interventions.

$21.63/hr $3000 Sign-on Bonus   The Behavioral Health (BH) Counselor: BA-CBHI will be responsible for providing services as a member of the CBHI home-based services team as a Therapeutic Training and Support (TT&S) and/or as a Therapeutic Mentor (TM). In the role of TT&S, the Counselor: BA-CBHI will function as a member of the In-Home Therapy (IHT) team by providing therapeutic interventions youth and/or adult, under the supervision of and in collaboration with an In-Home Therapist (IHT) to support and assist with the implementation of the clinician’s treatment plan. In the role of TM, the Counselor: BA-CBHI will be responsible for providing youth, and on occasion adult, with a structured, one-to one, strength-based community support for the purpose of addressing daily living, social, and communication needs. This role may also involve milieu-based mentoring work. The Behavioral Health (BH) Counselor: BA-CBHI may also provide Support & Stabilization services through the DCF contract. In those situations, the Counselor will be responsible for providing parents/caregivers with a structured, strength-based community support for the purpose of developing parenting/caregiving skills. Services include service plan development, service coordination, and resource development; provide education, support, coaching, training and advocacy. All services provided by a Counselor: BA-CBHI include service plan development, service coordination, resource development, and teaching the youth to understand, direct, interpret, manage, and control feelings and emotional responses to situations and to assist the parents/caregiver/family in addressing and supporting the youth’s mental health needs; or provide support, coaching, and training to the youth in developing age-appropriate behaviors, skills, and relationships. The Counselor: BA-CBHI should attend to risk issues, documentation of care, timeliness of documentation, professionalism, caseload expectations, and administrative issues related to providing services.

The Behavioral Health (BH) Counselor: BA-CBHI will be responsible for providing services as a member of the CBHI home-based services team as a Therapeutic Training and Support (TT&S) and/or as a Therapeutic Mentor (TM). In the role of TT&S, the Counselor: BA-CBHI will function as a member of the In-Home Therapy (IHT) team by providing therapeutic interventions youth and/or adult, under the supervision of and in collaboration with an In-Home Therapist (IHT) to support and assist with the implementation of the clinician’s treatment plan. In the role of TM, the Counselor: BA-CBHI will be responsible for providing youth, and on occasion adult, with a structured, one-to one, strength-based community support for the purpose of addressing daily living, social, and communication needs. This role may also involve milieu-based mentoring work. The Behavioral Health (BH) Counselor: BA-CBHI may also provide Support & Stabilization services through the DCF contract. In those situations, the Counselor will be responsible for providing parents/caregivers with a structured, strength-based community support for the purpose of developing parenting/caregiving skills. Services include service plan development, service coordination, and resource development; provide education, support, coaching, training and advocacy. All services provided by a Counselor: BA-CBHI include service plan development, service coordination, resource development, and teaching the youth to understand, direct, interpret, manage, and control feelings and emotional responses to situations and to assist the parents/caregiver/family in addressing and supporting the youth’s mental health needs; or provide support, coaching, and training to the youth in developing age-appropriate behaviors, skills, and relationships. The Counselor: BA-CBHI should attend to risk issues, documentation of care, timeliness of documentation, professionalism, caseload expectations, and administrative issues related to providing services.

The Behavioral Health (BH) Counselor: BA-CBHI will be responsible for providing services as a member of the CBHI home-based services team as a Therapeutic Training and Support (TT&S) and/or as a Therapeutic Mentor (TM). In the role of TT&S, the Counselor: BA-CBHI will function as a member of the In-Home Therapy (IHT) team by providing therapeutic interventions youth and/or adult, under the supervision of and in collaboration with an In-Home Therapist (IHT) to support and assist with the implementation of the clinician’s treatment plan. In the role of TM, the Counselor: BA-CBHI will be responsible for providing youth, and on occasion adult, with a structured, one-to one, strength-based community support for the purpose of addressing daily living, social, and communication needs. This role may also involve milieu-based mentoring work. The Behavioral Health (BH) Counselor: BA-CBHI may also provide Support & Stabilization services through the DCF contract. In those situations, the Counselor will be responsible for providing parents/caregivers with a structured, strength-based community support for the purpose of developing parenting/caregiving skills. Services include service plan development, service coordination, and resource development; provide education, support, coaching, training and advocacy. All services provided by a Counselor: BA-CBHI include service plan development, service coordination, resource development, and teaching the youth to understand, direct, interpret, manage, and control feelings and emotional responses to situations and to assist the parents/caregiver/family in addressing and supporting the youth’s mental health needs; or provide support, coaching, and training to the youth in developing age-appropriate behaviors, skills, and relationships. The Counselor: BA-CBHI should attend to risk issues, documentation of care, timeliness of documentation, professionalism, caseload expectations, and administrative issues related to providing services.

The Behavioral Health (BH) Counselor: BA-CBHI will be responsible for providing services as a member of the CBHI home-based services team as a Therapeutic Training and Support (TT&S) and/or as a Therapeutic Mentor (TM). In the role of TT&S, the Counselor: BA-CBHI will function as a member of the In-Home Therapy (IHT) team by providing therapeutic interventions youth and/or adult, under the supervision of and in collaboration with an In-Home Therapist (IHT) to support and assist with the implementation of the clinician’s treatment plan. In the role of TM, the Counselor: BA-CBHI will be responsible for providing youth, and on occasion adult, with a structured, one-to one, strength-based community support for the purpose of addressing daily living, social, and communication needs. This role may also involve milieu-based mentoring work. The Behavioral Health (BH) Counselor: BA-CBHI may also provide Support & Stabilization services through the DCF contract. In those situations, the Counselor will be responsible for providing parents/caregivers with a structured, strength-based community support for the purpose of developing parenting/caregiving skills. Services include service plan development, service coordination, and resource development; provide education, support, coaching, training and advocacy. All services provided by a Counselor: BA-CBHI include service plan development, service coordination, resource development, and teaching the youth to understand, direct, interpret, manage, and control feelings and emotional responses to situations and to assist the parents/caregiver/family in addressing and supporting the youth’s mental health needs; or provide support, coaching, and training to the youth in developing age-appropriate behaviors, skills, and relationships. The Counselor: BA-CBHI should attend to risk issues, documentation of care, timeliness of documentation, professionalism, caseload expectations, and administrative issues related to providing services.

$2,000 Sign-On Bonus   Crotched Mountain School & Village offers a exceptional benefits:   Benefits for Full-time employees:  - Health Insurance: Offered through Blue Cross Blue Shield, with generous company contribution. - Enhanced Retirement Plan:25% - 33% Employer match based on tenure.  - Student Loan Assistance: Consolidation, counseling, & limited employer contribution! - Discounted Tuition with College & University Partnerships! - Tuition Assistance:Reimbursed or prepaid college coursework! - Home Mortgage Initiative: Favorable down payment (3-5%), reduced closing costs co-paid by Seven Hills!   The Crotched Mountain is looking for dynamic personalities who want to make a difference in the lives of others. We are seeking Residential Counselors to instruct, supervise and assist residents with activities of daily living through daily routines and to carry out scheduled activities and programs.

To act as part of a team to maximize access to child care programs. To be responsible for intake, eligibility determination, and referrals to child care. Maintain accurate records.

To act as part of a team to maximize access to child care programs. To be responsible for intake, eligibility determination, and referrals to child care. Maintain accurate records.

    Seven Hills NeuroCare, an affiliate of Seven Hills Foundation, offers a $1,000.00 Sign-on Bonus! Plus an additional $250 Bonus for MAP Certified new hires! Plus: Ask us about the Stipend for this program!   New Pay rate:  $19.00/hr   Support Advocate is a direct support professional (DSP) position at Seven Hills Foundation.   They act as a caregiver for a wide range of individuals with an intellectual disability, developmental disability, or an acquired brain injury (ABI or TBI).  Customer service skills, administrative skills, and compassion for others are all traits of a Support Advocate.   Seven Hills has opportunities for direct care providers with many years of experience, as well as for college students, stay-at-home moms and dads, paraprofessionals, or teachers looking for a new career opportunity.   Part-time jobs offer flexible schedules in the healthcare industry.  Our full-time benefits, such as reduced tuition on select online Associate’s and Bachelor’s degree programs, tuition reimbursement, three weeks of vacation time, and generous retirement match, support a healthy work-life balance.   Seven Hills Foundation is a growing nonprofit of 4,500 dedicated professionals that celebrate diversity and inclusion.   We also provide the stability of being considered essential workers for those Ready to Work.  We hope you consider joining our team today!       Benefits for Part-time Employees: - Accrued Paid Sick Time - Enhanced Retirement Plan:25% - 33% Employer match (Minimum of 20 worked hours per week) - Student Loan Assistance: Consolidation and free debt counseling! .

$23/hr $2500 Sign-on Bonus   The Groton House: Medically Complex Behavioral Residence (MCBR) is a program that services a co-ed group of individuals (ages 9 up to 22) supporting their medical and behavioral complexities.    The Shift Supervisor is responsible for leading a shift of residential counselor staff in a 24-hour/7-day-a-week acute or congregate care settings. To this end, the Shift Supervisor works in ratio as part of a team of staff, with the responsibility for creating, monitoring, and maintaining a therapeutic treatment milieu. Shift Supervisors are considered “essential employees” and as such may be mandated to work beyond their scheduled shifts in order to maintain client to staff ratios and/or be required to report to work during declared states of emergency. The Shift Supervisor insures the safety and supervision of staff and youth in the program, cultivates a therapeutic treatment milieu, maintains daily programming schedule, cultivates a professional team of staff, maintains appropriate boundaries while developing supportive professional relationships with both staff and youth, participates in the upkeep and cleanliness of the facility, documents client care, and if necessary, utilizes agency physical management interventions.

$19/hr $2500 Sign-on Bonus   The Residential Counselor provides direct care to youth in one of YOU, Inc.’s 24-hour/7-day-a-week acute or congregate care settings. To this end, the Residential Counselor works as part of a shift of staff, led by a shift supervisor, all of whom are in a specific client to staff ratio, with the responsibility for creating and maintaining a therapeutic treatment milieu. Residential Counselors are considered “essential employees” and as such may be mandated to work beyond their scheduled shifts in order to maintain client to staff ratios and/or be required to report to work during declared states of emergency. The Residential Counselor insures the safety and supervision of youth, cultivates a therapeutic treatment milieu, maintains appropriate boundaries while developing supportive professional relationships with youth, participates in the upkeep and cleanliness of the facility, documents client care as required or directed, and if necessary, utilizes agency physical management interventions.

$22/hr $2500 Sign-on Bonus   The Groton House: Medically Complex Behavioral Residence (MCBR) is a program that services a co-ed group of individuals (ages 9 up to 22) supporting their medical and behavioral complexities.    The Residential Counselor provides direct care to youth in one of YOU, Inc.’s 24-hour/7-day-a-week acute or congregate care settings. To this end, the Residential Counselor works as part of a shift of staff, led by a shift supervisor, all of whom are in a specific client to staff ratio, with the responsibility for creating and maintaining a therapeutic treatment milieu. Residential Counselors are considered “essential employees” and as such may be mandated to work beyond their scheduled shifts in order to maintain client to staff ratios and/or be required to report to work during declared states of emergency. The Residential Counselor ensures the safety and supervision of youth, cultivates a therapeutic treatment milieu, maintains appropriate boundaries while developing supportive professional relationships with youth, participates in the upkeep and cleanliness of the facility, documents client care as required or directed, and if necessary, utilizes agency physical management interventions.