Youth Development & Behavioral Specialist

National Police; Michigan; On-site; USD 25,000 - 33,000; Full time

Job summary

National Police in Michigan seeks a Youth Supervisor to provide direct supervision of residents and guide them through daily activities, promoting a safe, humane, and therapeutic environment.

Under the Shift Supervisor, you will conduct security checks, administer behavior management programs, supervise educational and recreational activities, and document youth behaviors and incidents daily. The role requires 30 college credits in related fields and a valid driver’s license.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 30 credit hours from an accredited college in Criminal Justice, Social Work, Psychology or related Human Service field.
• Background check including state/national criminal history, DHS central registry check and professional references.
• Possession of a valid driver’s license.

Responsibilities

• Supervises youth and guides them through daily activities to promote a safe, humane, and therapeutic environment.
• Addresses and redirects youth exhibiting interpersonal conflicts and behavioral problems using the facility’s behavioral management model.
• Performs security checks of residents and areas, documenting issues per policy and procedure.
• Administers behavior management programs and supervises educational, recreational, gym, meals, tutoring, and court activities.
• Documents youth behaviors, actions, or incidents daily using logs and incident reports.

Education

30 credit hours in Criminal Justice, Social Work, Psychology or related Human Service field

Job description

National Police in Michigan seeks a Youth Supervisor to provide direct supervision of residents and guide them through daily activities, promoting a safe, humane, and therapeutic environment.

Under the Shift Supervisor, you will conduct security checks, administer behavior management programs, supervise educational and recreational activities, and document youth behaviors and incidents daily. The role requires 30 college credits in related fields and a valid driver’s license.