Youth Residential Care & Case Management Specialist

AMIkids Inc.; Clinton (SC); On-site; USD 38,000 - 54,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Growth opportunities

Health benefits

Paid holidays and PTO

Wellness benefits

Retirement plans

Job summary

AMIkids Inc. in Clinton, SC seeks a Human Service Professional for its WINGS Piedmont program. You will evaluate youth needs, assess progress, and guide care within Residential Intensive Group Care, ensuring goals in each Individual Care Plan are met.

Role requires a Master’s in behavioral science and at least three years of related experience with youth; state-licensed supervision is preferred. Strong collaboration with families and agencies is essential.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in behavioral science is required.
• Minimum of three years’ experience in a related field, preferably with youth.
• State license or experience under supervision of a licensed clinical professional is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate youth needs and ensure timely delivery of services to meet ICP goals.
• Serve as liaison between parents, program, and State Agency.
• Schedule transitional meetings and develop Transition Plans prior to termination; ensure post assessments are completed.
• Meet with staff to discuss cases and monitor development; maintain ICP and CPR as required.
• Lead counseling sessions with youth and staff; adhere to fidelity requirements of treatment models.
• Administer youth medications as ordered and participate in safety trainings.

Skills

Experience with youth

Education

Master’s degree in behavioral science

Job description

AMIkids Inc. in Clinton, SC seeks a Human Service Professional for its WINGS Piedmont program. You will evaluate youth needs, assess progress, and guide care within Residential Intensive Group Care, ensuring goals in each Individual Care Plan are met.

Role requires a Master’s in behavioral science and at least three years of related experience with youth; state-licensed supervision is preferred. Strong collaboration with families and agencies is essential.