Youth Development Specialist - $24 - $29 Hourly Wage
$24.00 - $29.00 per hour
ApplyYouth Development Specialist - $24 - $29 Hourly Wage
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$24.00 - $29.00 per hour
About the role
- Associates degree (preferred) in Human services or related field. Previous Experience Requirement
- A minimum of 5 years' experience with a special emphasis on youth development and prevention programming in youth development work ages 8 to 16.
- Word-processing and database proficiency
- Strong leadership and communication skills
- Organizational and time management skills
- Familiarity with community resources
- Incumbents in this position will be expected to work up to 40 hours per week as job requirements and school calendars dictate.
- PTO needs to coincide with times when students and programming are not in session, adhering to the School Services PTO Policy.
- Maintains effective professional relationships with school staff, other service providers and community members.
- Recognizes and values diversity within the work environment. Be an effective team player, value and be respectful of individual differences.
- Conduct yourself ethically, honestly and with integrity
- Must be fingerprinted to be submitted for criminal background checks
- Access to a daily reliable transportation
- NYS valid driver's license (site/position dependent) vehicle with 100,000/300,000 auto insurance liability limits to meet requirements of job description including but not limited to; Daily travel between agency's main office and program sites as required to accommodate schedules of designated schools Obtainment and transport of supplies and equipment Physical Dimensions (Job-related physical abilities an individual needs to possess in order to perform the job in a satisfactory manner)
- Regular walking, driving, and the ability to lift up to 20 pounds.
- Reasonable accommodation will be made for individuals with disabilities
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