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Various insurance options through Select Health, Intermountain's insurance company
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Counsel students regarding academics, career development, disability adjustment, and crisis intervention. Master's degree in Special Education, Rehabilitation Counseling/Disability Studies, Higher Education, Social work, Psychology or related field; or a Bachelor's degree and two years of directly related experience providing accommodations in a post-secondary environment.
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Relevant tertiary qualification/s i.e., Diploma in Child, Youth & Family Intervention, Cert IV in Child Youth & Family Intervention / Business Management, or equivalent, (click here to view more details.
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Fulfill the Work Order of each preventive or curative maintenace intervention; Ensure the proper cleaning and sanitation of equipment and facilities after any intervention; Fulfill the Work Order of each preventive or curative maintenace intervention.
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Apply for this role today, contact Chanel Mendes (+1 623-663-6543) and Emma Hudson (+1 480-604-8029) at Hire Resolve or on LinkedIn. Paid Time Off (PTO): Paid sick leave, paid holidays, paternity and maternity leave.
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Crisis Intervention: Respond promptly and effectively to crisis situations, including assessing for suicide risk, managing behavioral disturbances, and coordinating appropriate interventions with interdisciplinary team members.
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