Residential Youth Treatment Supervisor

Mcjcohio; New Lebanon (OH); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

Mcjcohio is seeking a full-time Youth Services leader to implement and supervise the juvenile treatment program across shifts. You will oversee training, evaluations, and incident investigations, ensuring compliance with ADA accommodations and state regulations.

The role requires a Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field, 4 years of management experience in juvenile justice, and a valid driver's license. Collaboration with court and county staff is essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice, Social Work, Social/Behavioral Science or related field.
• 4 years of management experience in a juvenile justice system.
• Must be 21 years of age.
• Ability to document identity and employment eligibility within three days.
• State Motor Vehicle Operator’s License.

Responsibilities

• Plan, develop and coordinate the treatment program; maintain a therapeutic milieu.
• Provide training and coordinate performance evaluations.
• Investigate grievances, injuries, escapes, lost articles, and property destruction.
• Participate in on-call, treatment review and team meetings.
• Prepare weekly, monthly and annual treatment statistics.
• Monitor safety and security of the facility.
• Develop recreational activity/therapy for residents.
• Dispense medication as prescribed and maintain documentation.
• Prepare and maintain routine reports and treatment records.

Skills

Management

Communication

problem solving

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice

Tools

Department software programs

Job description

Mcjcohio is seeking a full-time Youth Services leader to implement and supervise the juvenile treatment program across shifts. You will oversee training, evaluations, and incident investigations, ensuring compliance with ADA accommodations and state regulations.

The role requires a Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field, 4 years of management experience in juvenile justice, and a valid driver's license. Collaboration with court and county staff is essential.