Bi-lingual Youth Care Worker

Posted 9 days ago

saint francis saint vincent homesBensalem (PA)

Social and Human Service Assistants Child and Youth Services

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About the role

Bi-Lingual Youth Care WorkerSt. Francis-St. Vincent Homes is a faith-based, mission driven and outcomes oriented organization. Our core values inspire us to promote the dignity and integral well-being of our clients and to strive for excellence in all we do. Our facilities provide high quality care for at risk adolescents and young adults. We currently have full-time and pool Bi-Lingual Youth Care Worker positions available. Our group homes are located in Bensalem. These jobs offer successful candidates the opportunity to provide guidance and direction to young people.

Responsibilities include:

Actively and safely supervise adolescents in a group home setting
Implement daily program
Function as a strong role model for adolescent youth
Supervise and engage in recreational and treatment activities with youth.
Write progress notes
Drive youth to appointments and activities
Requirements for the position include:
High School Diploma
Bi-lingual preferably in Spanish
One year of experience in human services preferred.
Experience in a residential placement setting preferred.
Must have a clean driving record and a valid driver's license with three years of driving experience

Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.

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