Youth Worker City of LynchburgYouth WorkerLynchburg, VACurrent Out-of-State applicants and applicants who have had an Out-of-State Drivers License at any time in the last 3 years): I agree to provide, WITHIN 2 WEEKS OF MY APPLICATION, a copy of my driving record from that state where I am currently licensed or have been licensed within the past 3 years. The City offers an array of benefits combined with direct salary/wages in order to establish a total compensation package that supports the Citys goals of attracting, rewarding, and retaining employees who are both representatives of the community and are also able to deliver exceptional services.
Substance Abuse Counselor (Monroe, VA) – Youth Residential Program PsyPhyCareSubstance Abuse Counselor (Monroe, VA) – Youth Residential ProgramMonroe, VAPsyPhyCare, a division of Business Staffing of America, Inc., is seeking a Certified Substance Abuse Counselor (CSAC), Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC), or other qualified substance abuse professional meeting state requirements to provide on-site substance abuse prevention, education, and counseling services within a federally supported residential youth program in Monroe, Virginia 24574 . We are committed to improving access to quality healthcare by placing dedicated clinicians where they can make the greatest impact—supporting both the individuals we serve and the communities in which they live and grow.
Juvenile Services Caseworker City of LynchburgJuvenile Services CaseworkerLynchburg, VAWhen assigned to Residential Treatment Programs: Works a flex schedule to maximize the needs for intensive services for assigned residents; Within the adolescents community environment, foster the adolescents relationship with the appropriate mentor who can continue their relationship after the adolescents is out of the system; Provides follow-up and/or after care services; When assigned to Outreach Detention: Performs responsible professional casework involving the home-based treatment and care of high-risk adolescents in their home setting; Within 24-hours, conducts intake/orientation meeting with the youth and his/her family; Meets individually with each participant a minimum of 4 times a week, with no more than one day without contact; meets with the family a minimum of one time per week; Conducts weekly random curfew checks of program participants; Responds immediately when notified of a participants violation of electronic monitoring program; Recommends further action to adolescent court authorities as requested; Reviews court service files regarding assigned youth; Encourages participants to expand their repertoire of legal leisure activities that are developmentally appropriate for the individual. When assigned to the Detention Home: Assists subordinate staff with regards to management of difficult detainees; reviews logs for staff observations regarding assigned detainees; Participates in admissions and releases; Conducts staff meetings for Post-Dispositional staff and assists in overall program planning and evaluation; Accompanies detainees to professionals office or hospital to be evaluated for a Temporary Detaining Order to have mental health status evaluation; Requests petitions to be filed by Court Services Intake Worker.