Parent/Caregiver Partner - East Bay WRAP

Fred Finch Youth & Family Services is a great place to work.Year after year, our employees make the difference in helping those with mental health issues.

Our team is currently looking for a Parent/Caregiver Partner (otherwise known as Peer Mentor), whether you are just starting your career or a seasoned professional, youll be able to find the right position to help others.

Pay/Benefits at a Glance: Pay range is between $20.89 - $26.66 per hour.

The actual compensation will be determined based on experience and other factors permitted by law.5% extra pay increase with a Peer Mentor/Specialist certification21 PTO Days per year9 Nationally Observed Holidays401k matching up to 6%Up to $10,000 in the Degree Assistance ProgramAffordable monthly health care premiumsTo learn more about our full benefits package, click here Our Culture and Mission: We envision Fred Finch as a healing-centered organization where our diverse staff at all levels feels at home.

We are committed to creating an environment where employees can thrive, grow, and explore opportunities.

Together, we actively work on diversity within our organization and the communities we serve.

Fred Finch Youth & Family Services partners with individuals and communities to provide culturally responsive services that cultivate mental and physical resilience and wellness.

East Bay Wrap is a program designed to support youth and their families using an evidence-based model that is family centered, culturally/linguistically responsive and community based.

You can join our multi-disciplinary team to provide evidence based wraparound services to children and youth ages 6-22 years, and their parents/caregivers.

As part of the East Bay Wrap program, you will make a difference in the lives of youth and their families while becoming trained in specific clinical modalities, learn medical documentation standards while having multiple avenues for professional growth.

What You Will Do: The Parent/Caregiver Partner (Mentor) is a primary agent for direct care and engagement of, youth, young adults and/or families in a community, home, or school setting.

The primary role is to provide hope, one-on-one support, and mentorship to participants by sharing experience with recovery/resilience and expertise in navigating systems and programs (e.g., Regional Center, Children & Family Services, Special Education Systems, Juvenile Justice Systems, Behavioral Health Care Services, or Residential Centers).

Along with the rest of the team, the Parent/Caregiver Partner (Mentor) is active in supporting and implementing recovery/resilience/wraparound philosophy and its individualized, strengths-based, culturally competent, family-centered approach.

The Parent/Caregiver Partner works collaboratively with other program staff and the assigned Team to provide the best therapeutic care possible.

The position is also responsible for documenting patterns of behavior and incidents and participating in training and supervisory meeting...