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Ridgeview Behavioral Health Services is seeking a Bachelor’s Level Project BASIC Child Development Specialist to deliver early intervention services in Morgan County schools. The role follows the school calendar and includes embedded work within classrooms, with training provided.
The specialist will run social-emotional learning groups, coach teachers, and support families while maintaining collaboration with the regional coordinator.
RIDGEVIEW Behavioral Health Services, a not-for-profit community mental health center, has aFull Timeopening for a Bachelor’s Level Project BASIC Child Development Specialist to provide early intervention services in Morgan Countyschools. This position is perfect for an early career social sciences major who wants to work the school schedule. Training provided!
The Project BASIC Child Development Specialist targets children in kindergarten through third grade. The right candidate will be embedded in Morgan County schools and will provide services such as social-emotional learning groups for children and training for teachers andfamilies. This position works during the school year only and is off during Campbell County school breaks. Ridgeviewis a place where staff want to work, a place where staff are valued and appreciated, and a place where staff are proud of the impact they are making toward the improvement of people's lives. At Ridgeview, our real job satisfaction is derived from co-workers, clients, and the realization that we are part of carrying out Ridgeview's mission. One Ridgeview!
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Project BASIC is a school-based, mental health prevention/early intervention service. The program's focus is to promote mental health in children in Kindergarten through 3rd grade, as well as to identify and refer children at risk of Serious Emotional Disturbance to mental health services. The Child Development Specialist reports to the Regional Coordinator/TAfor programmatic and clinical supervision and consists of: assessment of children at risk of mental health problems, individual and group support for students and parents, consultation to teachers, presentation of classroom programming based on BASIC curriculum guidelines, networking and referral to community resources, planning and implementation of activities that stress wellness concepts. Position will be required to maintain a positive working relationship with school systems and other community service agencies. This is a 10 month position in keeping with the school schedule.
Bachelor’s degree in a mental health/social science discipline, Master’s degree from accredited school of Social Work preferred. Experience with children (ages 5-8 years); familiarity with and/or experience in school setting helpful; individual and group leadership skills required.
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Ridgeview is an equal opportunity employer. Ridgeview conducts Background Checks, Motor Vehicle Records, License/Degree Verification, and Drug Screens at hire. Employment is contingent upon clean drug screen, background check and driving record.