Flexible Youth Treatment Advocate & Transportation Support

National Youth Advocate Program (NYAP); Columbus (OH); Vor Ort; USD 25.000 - 30.000; Teilzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Mileage reimbursement

Flexible schedule

Zusammenfassung

National Youth Advocate Program (NYAP) is seeking an Ancillary Services Treatment Advocate in Franklin County. This contingent, part-time role offers up to 19 hours per week with afternoon shifts, Monday through Friday.

You will provide one-on-one advocacy and transport youths to appointments and activities, while supporting families and collaborating with community partners. Responsibilities include developing treatment/service plans, engaging youth, documenting outcomes for billing, and

Qualifikationen

• Willingness to travel daily and meet clients on a flexible schedule.
• Availability for after-school hours and weekends.
• Reliable telephone for communications.
• Proficient with computers, smartphones/tablets, printers, and common office software.

Aufgaben

• Provide interventions as needed while transporting clients to appointments and activities.
• Assist in development of youth treatment/service plans as needed.
• Engage youth to build trusting, supportive relationships and help achieve goals.
• Provide PSR and/or TBS services (Training Provided).
• Document conversations and outcomes; submit paperwork for billing.

Kenntnisse

Daily travel

After-school hours

Reliable communication

Computers & software

Ausbildung

Associate/Bachelor's or enrollment; GED/HS Diploma required

Jobbeschreibung

National Youth Advocate Program (NYAP) is seeking an Ancillary Services Treatment Advocate in Franklin County. This contingent, part-time role offers up to 19 hours per week with afternoon shifts, Monday through Friday.

You will provide one-on-one advocacy and transport youths to appointments and activities, while supporting families and collaborating with community partners. Responsibilities include developing treatment/service plans, engaging youth, documenting outcomes for billing, and