What are the responsibilities and job description for the Residential Shift Supervisor - Bradford, Pa position at Beacon Light Behavioral Health System?
Residential Shift Supervisor
- McKean County, PA STAR
- Bradford, PA, USA
- 19.76 per hour
- Hourly
- Full Time
- Comprehensive Benefits Package
Beacon Light Behavioral Health System is looking for a Residential Shift Supervisor who is responsible for the management of the respective shift and the supervision of the individuals within that unit during that shift. For children struggling with a mental health challenge severe enough to require removal from the home by county-based Children & Youth Services or Juvenile Probation, Beacon Light offers a variety of residential programs. Some are long-term and others short-term, but all are designed to provide the highest levels of treatment individuals involved. Residential treatment is the most intensive of all Beacon Light programs, and our broad range of settings ensures we can place a child in an environment that gives them the best chance for positive outcomes.
EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE:
- Associate's Degree or 60 credit hours with 3 years of relevant experience or Bachelors' Degree with 1 year of relevant experience.
TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS:
This position gives preference to individuals with an active driver's license and a DMV check that is clear. Position may require travel in the local community or to assist with individuals attending required appointments or visits.
BENEFITS:
- Excellent Paid Time Off, Paid Holidays, Personal Days
- Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, and Long Term Disability Insurance
- Flexible Spending Account
- Retirement Plan
- Pet Insurance
- Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program (if you are eligible)
- Verizon Wireless Discount
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
- And More!
The phrase Beacon Light actually refers to two distinct companies:
Beacon Light Behavioral Health System (BLBHS) and Beacon Light Adult Residential Services (BLARS).
Together they provide mental health services to adults, children and families in both community-based and residential settings. Individually, BLARS primarily provides residential programs for adults, while BLBHS provides community-based and residential programs for children, as well as community-based programs for adults.
