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Coordinate, implement and monitor all required services, interventions and activities administered through the Upward Bound Project including tutorial ser vices, testing prep, financial literacy and core curriculum, trauma informed care in education, student engagement, cross system collaboration, youth mental health first aid, etc.
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We prefer our therapists to have foundational training in at least one evidence-based therapy modality and trauma-informed care knowledge prior to starting at Swell. Moonlighting with a private practice other group is permitted by Swell Health for contractors, but you'll have to sign a non-recruiting agreement for Swell clients.
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The Youth Care Worker functions as a caring, therapeutic team member who serves as a positive role model, implementing Trauma Informed Care and adherence of policies and procedures of the youth program to ensure the safety and well-being of the youth in our care.
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