Bulletin Board

Job Description

• Generous paid time off every year that includes: holidays, vacation time and sick time
• Employer funded Pension Plan (company contributions begin after 1 year of employment and consistently works 20+ hours/week)
• Eligibility for supplemental insurance plans including: Voluntary Term Life & AD&D benefits, AFLAC Insurance
• Most importantly – a job with a good purpose!

Under supervision of the Site Coordinator, the group leader is responsible for the daily programs, safety and well-being of the children. The group leader will work closely with the Site Coordinator, bringing to his/her attention concerns that relate to the children and/or the program.

Must be at least18 years of age and meet one of the following OCCS sets of requirements:

• Must have a Bachelor’s Degree or an Associate’s Degree, and have three months of experience working with school age children; or
• Have a high school diploma or equivalent; and have six months of experience working with school age children including three months of supervised experience at a school age child care program, or
• Have nine (9) months experience with school age children including three months supervised experience at a school age childcare program.
• Must be able to plan, prepare, and implement the day-to-day activities
• Responsible for assuring a high level and enthusiasm when working with the children
• Responsible for working with the Site Coordinator and other staff to assure the safety of the children enrolled in the program
• Ability to communicate any and all problems or concerns to the Site Coordinator, who will inform the Administrator

Specialists in Opioid Addiction Treatment

HEALTH CARE RESOURCE CENTERS (HCRC) HAS BEEN PROVIDING MEDICATION-ASSISTED TREATMENT

FOR OPIOID USE DISORDER FOR MORE THAN 32 YEARS.

HCRC is dedicated to delivering quality care for those struggling with addiction to prescription pain medications, heroin, and fentanyl. Medication-assisted treatment reduces the effects of opioid withdrawal and diminishes the cravings which so often lead to relapse. Comprehensive treatment plans address not only the physical dependency to opioids, but also the mental, emotional and spiritual effects addiction has had on our patients’ lives.