Aftercare Crisis Worker

Description

The role involves 24/7 client supervision during crisis shifts, team meetings, and other responsibilities as outlined below.

• Work shifts during crises and team meetings. When on shift, provide 24/7 “eyes‑on” client supervision, ensuring compliance with the daily schedule and maintaining program structure.
• Develop rapport with youth during their time in the program.
• Provide support in school as needed.
• Adhere to and fully embrace the Missouri Approach, the therapeutic model utilized in the C2H program.
• Develop and model effective relationships and behaviors with youth, co‑workers, and the treatment team.
• Remain available for 24/7 on‑call responsibilities.
• Respond to crises 24/7:
  Answer all phone calls immediately when responding to a crisis in the residence or community.
• Provide face‑to‑face contact within two hours if needed (non‑face‑to‑face response within two hours must be approved by the Aftercare Coordinator).
• If a face‑to‑face contact is not immediately required (as determined by the Aftercare Coordinator), ensure a face‑to‑face visit within 24 hours.
• Conduct AWOC (Absent Without Consent) searches.
• Perform pop‑up curfew checks at youth’s home during aftercare as needed.
• Supervise youth during two‑hour supervised home visits as needed.