Tamera Sevene

• Client Supervision: Providing support and supervision to clients in an adult residential facility.
• Program Operations: Completing all required program operations and ensuring adherence to agency policies and procedures.
• Safety and Security: Upholding safety and security measures for clients and the facility.
• Counseling and Advocacy: Facilitating counseling, advocacy, and support for clients.
• Documentation: Administering assessments, monitoring compliance with service plan goals, and documenting client interactions.
  Responsibilities include conducting searches, securing facility keys, and ensuring client safety.

• Individual Support and Counseling: Assessing residents' needs, providing emotional support, and building trust through open communication. 1
• Daily Living Assistance: Assisting with personal hygiene, meal preparation, medication management, and promoting independence. 1
• Behavior Management: Using positive reinforcement techniques to encourage good behavior and manage conflicts. 1
• Crisis Intervention: Providing immediate support during crises and mediating interpersonal conflicts. 1
• Group Counseling: Facilitating group activities and counseling sessions to foster social skills and community engagement. 1
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  Residential Counselors play a crucial role in the well-being and development of residents, often collaborating with other healthcare professionals to create comprehensive care plans. They are responsible for developing and implementing individualized care plans, providing crisis intervention, and maintaining accurate, confidential case files.Health and Safety Monitoring: Ensuring a safe and clean living environment and managing emergencies. 1

• Providing clinical case consultation and development to specialists.
• On-call 24/7 support based on the program's on-call schedule.
• Conducting crisis intervention and clinical direction for counselors/specialists.
• Coordinating quality training and on-the-job training for new specialists.
• Assisting in the hiring process of new specialists and managing case coverage.
• Participating in program meetings and career development meetings with supervisors.
  This role emphasizes the importance of making a positive difference in the lives of children and their families.

The Family Intervention Specialist at Youth Villages is responsible for providing intensive, strength-based support to families facing serious emotional or behavioral challenges. The role involves holding individual and family sessions, managing conflict, and advocating for the needs of the child and family. The position requires a flexible schedule based on the availability of the youth and families served, with the possibility of relocating for work purposes. T