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Georgia
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Houseparents Position Desired: Do you have any positions for house parents now or in the future? My husband and I have worked as house parents in the past and are interested in your homes for children. Please email us at: res0b0z6@verizon.net., Brian and Nanci Linkous, 6121 Ela Rd, Whittier, NC 28789, (828)488-6593
Division Coordinator, Juvenile Advocacy Division, Georgia Indigent Defense Council Report directly to the Juvenile Advocacy Division Director. Perform administrative duties for the Division, including maintaining the division s web site. Assist in planning, developing and coordinating all Division sponsored seminars. Participate in planning and meeting the divisions yearly goals. Research and develop innovative juvenile court programs to be implemented in juvenile courts in Georgia. Perform other duties as directed by the Division Director. Qualifications: College degree, paralegal certificate or extensive experience in the juvenile justice system. Proficiency in computer skills, including WordPerfect, Lotus, Excel, Word and Westlaw. Proficiency in the use of the Internet as a research tool. Excellent verbal and written communication skills required. Contact: Mail or E-mail resume to: Susan E. Teaster, Division Director, Juvenile Advocacy Division, Georgia Indigent Defense Council, 985 Ponce De Leon Atlanta, GA. 30306, E-mail: steaster@gidc.state.ga.us, FAX:404.206.5872.
Employment Opportunity for Educator at Hephzibah Children's Home, Macon, GA Education Specialist Master or Bachelor Degree in Education or Social Services Work in conjunction with public and private schools To access residents and develop an education plan for 50-60 children Excellent working conditions, good salary and benefits. Email resume and request application at hephzib101@aol.com or Mail resume to: Hephzibah Children's Home 6601 Zebulon Road Macon, Georgia 31220 Phone: 478-477-3383 ext. 103
Clinical Coordinator Wanted Responsibilities include weekly individual and group therapy, as well as case management with abused and neglected adolescent females in a group home setting. Looking for a team player that is flexible, committed, and has experience working with adolescent girls. Masters degree in a human service related field required. Competitive salary and benefits package. Send or fax resumes to: Elks Aidmore Children's Center, 2394 Morrison Road Conyers, GA. 30094/ Fax: 770-483-5696. No phone calls please.
VickeyHale@Compuserve.com * Posted 7/11/02
Seeks Teaching Position for elementary or middle school-aged children in the field of Reading, Language Arts, or Special Education.
I have completed a State, NASDTEC, & NCATE approved program for grades Pre-K through 9th in the field of Special Education and for grades 1st through 6th in the field of Elementary Education at the Provisional with Advanced Standing stage. I am certified in the area of Special Education from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Education.
I am looking to explore a prospective job position that requires my commitment to child development, enthusiasm for education, and offers an opportunity for professional and personal growth.
ldonner@taskforce.org or 678-617-4722 - Posted 6/10/2002
Posted 6/09/2002 - Houseparenting Opportunity for a couple who wish to be a part of a new Boys Ranch program located in the beautiful north Georgia mountains, approximately 50 miles north of Atlanta. Must have: a minimum of 1 year experience; a demonstrated ability to work with troubled youth in a family setting; and a clean record. Would serve as teaching parents for 4 to 6 boys on this 150 acre working ranch. Housing, all food and living expenses, transportation, utilities, and regular time off, is provided in addition to an excellent salary. More information may be seen on our website: www.goshenvalley.org Contact: Lloyd W. Zook, Executive Director, at 770-796-4618, or send resumes of both persons to Goshen Valley Boys Ranch, 387 Goshen Church Way, Waleska, GA 30183.
Posted 5/28/2002 - Seeks Social Work Position: I am writing to find out if you have any positions available for an MSW working with children and adolescents. Thank you for your time, Jamie Kendall
Posted 5/28/2002 - Seeks Mental Health Position: I am a recent Psychology major graduate of Emory University, and I am looking to assist in a mental health setting where my education, experience, passion, hard work and empathy will be a benefit to your program. I have attached my resume for your perusal. Please let me know if you have any positions in which I would be a good match for you. Thank you for your time and help! Beverly Watson lunalae@yahoo.com
Posted 5/14/2002 - Seeks tech position - Kim Warren- Hello! I am an upcoming senior at Toccoa Falls College in Toccoa Falls, Georgia. My major is Christian counseling-psychology. I have volunteered at a Crisis Pregnancy Center in Toccoa I am also looking for a summer job. I would love the opportunity to work with people, use the skills I have acquired, and attain some experience as well. I would be interested in working as a Mental Health Tech., in a group home, or another position. Please contact me at (770) 736-2778.
Posted 5/14/2002 - Seeks tech position - Chris Haines, I will be a senior at North Greenville College (Tigerville, SC), and I am studying to be a christian counselor. I am looking for a summer job anywhere that can give me experience with people and a place to do what I love. A job as a mental health tech, working in a group home, or any other position would be great! Contact me at (770) 978-4881-home or (770) 354-7805-cell.
Posted 3/13/2002 - Chief Executive Officer (CEO) - Eliada Homes, Inc. Asheville, North Carolina Founded in 1903 to serve “the least, the last and the lost”, Eliada is located on a 200-acre campus in the mountains of western North Carolina. Eliada is a not-for-profit agency dedicated to serving the needs of children and families by giving them suppport and assistance as they work toward building a strong stable future. Accredited by the Council on Accreditation and by the North Carolina Division of Mental Health, Eliada provides Level III and Level IV residential treatment for 27 high-risk adolescent boys and girls and a Level II independent living residence which accommodates nine additional young people. In addition, the agency supports a day treatment program; a comprehensive recreational therapy program including therapeutic animal stewardship; traditional and therapeutic foster care; day care, after school and summer programs for special needs and at-risk children; and a small in-home family preservation program.
With operating revenues of approximately $6 million and a staff of 150, Eliada provides a continuum of programs and services to approximately 350 children and families each year. Most of Eliada’s referrals come from the Division of Mental Health and the Division of Social Services. Three years ago, Eliada made the decision to transition its licensure from the Division of Social Services to the Division of Mental Health in anticipation of statewide reforms in the delivery and reimbursement of mental health services. That transition required extensive renovation of facilities and the hiring of additional staff to meet new standards. As a result, the organization experienced a significant operating loss in FY2000 (July, 1999 to June, 2000). That loss was supported by the agency’s endowment which now stands at $1.2 million. The agency is operating at break-even currently but expects to incur a loss of $200,000 on $6.8 million in operating revenues in FY2002. Eliada bills Medicaid directly and supports a state-of-the-art information system. The agency has a strong commitment to continuous quality improvement.
The Position: Reporting to a 20-member Board of Directors, the Chief Executive Officer for Eliada directs all operations of the agency and is responsible for stewardship of the organization’s financial resources; strategic leadership and direction of the agency, subject to approval by the Board; and the assurance of the highest quality of care in the services provided. The dramatic growth and evolution of the agency and the continuum of services it offers has led the Board to recognize the need for new leadership. The decision of the state to withdraw from the direct provision of mental health services provides great opportunity for Eliada to partner with providers and payers in the public and private sectors to meet the needs of the children and families it serves. The new CEO will be a principle-centered leader, a strategic thinker, an innovator and an entrepreneur who will work with a dedicated staff to build a shared vision for Eliada’s future. For additional information contact: Kathleen O'Sullivan Posted 3/8/2002 - Live-in House Parent(s) Position - Live-in house parent(s) needed for group home of teen mothers and their babies in College Park, Georgia. The group home is licensed to serve four (4) young mothers between the ages of 14-17 and their babies at a time. The house parents work closely with the clinical social worker to insure that the case management plans for the residents are carried out. Duties include supervision of residents' chores, study time, preparation of meals, scheduling various appointments and providing transportation. Group home experience or working with troubled teens a plus. Consideration will be given to a married couple or mature single woman. At a minimum, successful applicants must have: A GED or higher diploma Clear criminal and motor vehicle records Good Health Current References Ability to follow oral and written instructions Must be willing to make and maintain at least a one-year commitment. No children, other than the residents, can live in the group home. This is a salaried position with fringe benefits. Tapestry Youth Ministries, Inc., P.O. Box 87090, College Park, GA 30337. (404) 767-5580 or FAX (404) 767-5581.
Posted 3/4/2002 - Barton Child Law & Policy Clinic Program Administrator - This position serves as the program administrator for the Barton Child Law and Policy Clinic at Emory University. The program administrator will be responsible for assisting the director in the development and implementation of program initiatives as well as managing the day-to-day operations of the clinic; will assume primary responsibility for planning meetings and events for the Clinic; serve as the primary Clinic contact for the website webmaster; will assist with grant reports, budget preparation and tracking project expenditures. Depending on the skills of the program administrator, this position may expand to include grant writing and programmatic work with other child advocacy organizations, as well as other opportunities. The position is a permanent, part-time position requiring 25-30 hours of work each week. Minimum Qualifications are a bachelor's degree in a field related to the program area and one year of related experience. A full benefits package is available. TO APPLY: By fax or by web please send cover letter and resume with Job number 133496 to J. Murray, HR Recruiter Fax #: 404.727.7108 or to apply on line: www.emory.edu (http://emory.hr.emory.edu/hr/careers.nsf) by 5pm, Thursday, March 7, 2002. Job title is Asst. Coord., Program.
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