Behavior therapist jobs in Dubuque, IA

25-26 Registered Behavior Technician JobID: 694 Student Support Services/Miscellaneous Additional Information: Show/Hide 178 days per year, plus 8 holidays 7 hours per day; $20.77 per hour See attached job description

Do you want a career that makes a difference? Do you want to change lives? You can - one child at a time! Caravel Autism Health is looking for caring, compassionate, mentor-minded people that want to teach kids to thrive. At Caravel, your work truly makes a difference! Our Behavior Technicians (BT) make an incredible difference working with children on the autism spectrum. You'll start your day playing and encouraging little learners, while incorporating targets from their treatment plans. You'll implement a variety of goals to increase desirable skills and decrease challenging behaviors. Join our team to get to be part of helping a child tell their mom they loved them for the first time, helping a child learn to ride their bike, and many other milestone moments. We utilize a results-oriented approach called applied behavior analysis, which involves observing how our clients react to their environment and how they respond to people around them. You will engage these special kiddos in fun activities to help build their skills and social awareness and document their progress. As a Behavior Technicians (BT) you'll be part of life changing moments. Benefits (aside from changing lives) It's not only a priority for our learners to grow, but we also focus on our teammate's continual growth with advancement opportunities, ongoing professional development, and a collaborative upbeat team environment. No experience is required - we provide paid training and support to become a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT). What sets us apart from other providers? Competitive pay based on experience and education. Compensation for the role will depend on a number of factors, including qualifications, skills, competencies and experience. All of Caravel teammate's are eligible for 401(k) with company match, mileage/drive time reimbursement, and a $500 referral bonus program. Our full time teammates are eligible for paid time off (PTO), holiday pay, short/long term disability, and multiple options for insurance plans (health, dental, and vision). We invest in YOU by paying for you to become a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT). You'll always be working 1:1 with a client, no group billing. Requirements Availability to work full time between the hours of 8:00 am to 6:00 pm, Monday through Friday Our centers are only open a couple Saturdays a month for make-up sessions. High school diploma or GED Bachelor's degree in psychology, education, social work, or a related field is preferred Relevant experience working with children with special needs is preferred Display a fun and creative personality Possess a strong work ethic Must be 18 years old or older We can't be the leader in autism treatment for children without you. To hear form our teammates about the BT role click here ************************************** Caravel Autism Health is an equal opportunity employer and service provider. M/F/D/V

Job Description Behavior Technician - Autism Services (Full-Time, M-F Schedule) Schedule: Monday-Friday, 7:45 AM - 4:30 PM Pay: $20-$21.25/hour (Training wage: $18/hour) Are you passionate about helping children with Autism build independence and thrive? Join our growing Autism Services team at Hills & Dales as a Behavior Technician, where you'll play a key role in delivering applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy in a structured, supportive, and team-based setting.

Job DescriptionCarelinks ABA is seeking enthusiastic, compassionate individuals to join our growing team as Behavior Technicians (BTs) and Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs). We specialize in providing in-home ABA therapy that is grounded in naturalistic, child-led approaches. Whether you're just starting your career or already certified, you'll be part of a supportive team that prioritizes hands-on training, individualized support, and professional growth. New to the field? We'll provide the full RBT training program - and offer a completion bonus for those who become certified within a designated timeframe. Already certified? You'll have access to advanced training, mentorship, and the opportunity to grow within a mission-driven team that values clinical excellence and compassionate care.Essential Duties and Responsibilities Deliver 1:1 ABA therapy to children in their home, school, community, or clinic setting. Implement individualized treatment and behavior intervention plans designed by a supervising BCBA. Use play-based, naturalistic strategies to teach communication, social, life, and academic skills. Collect accurate data on skill acquisition and behavior reduction using electronic systems. Participate in ongoing supervision, team meetings, and required trainings. Communicate effectively with BCBAs, families, and fellow team members. Maintain professionalism, confidentiality, and a client-centered approach at all times. Support a safe, engaging, and positive therapeutic environment. Qualifications Required: High school diploma or GED. For BTs: Willingness to complete RBT certification (training provided + bonus for timely completion). For RBTs: Active RBT certification through the BACB. Preferred: Associate's or bachelor's degree in psychology, education, or a related field. Experience working with children, especially those with autism or developmental delays, is a plus. Strong communication and interpersonal skills; team-player attitude. Reliable transportation and consistent attendance. Physically able to actively engage with clients (e.g., floor play, lifting, etc.). Position Requirements Must pass a background check. Consistent availability Monday-Friday preferred. Minimum of 20 direct billable service hours per week. Commitment to punctuality, professionalism, and ethical standards. Working Conditions Sessions take place in home, school, community, and clinical environments. Physical engagement such as bending, lifting, and floor activities may be required. Work environment and daily schedule may vary based on client needs. Powered by JazzHR GCIuqEIdQo

Full-Time, 2nd Shift. Hours are 2:00pm-10:00pm Responsibilities The Youth Care Worker for our Supervised Apartment Living (SAL) Program is responsible for providing compassionate and effective care and support to adolescents within the residential facilities. This role involves direct supervision, behavior management and crisis intervention. The Youth Care Worker collaborates with a multidisciplinary team to create a safe, supportive environment for the adolescents. In addition, you will be: * Assist clients with activities of daily living (ADLs), including cooking, cleaning, showering, toileting, shopping, and managing money. * Monitor clients' health and report any changes in physical or mental condition to supervisors or healthcare providers. * Assist with medical appointments such as transportation and coordinating with healthcare providers. * Provide emotional support and encouragement to individuals. Recognize and respond to signs of distress or crisis situations. * De-escalate challenging behaviors using positive and approved techniques to ensure safety for all clients and staff. * Facilitate community integration and participation in social and recreational activities. * Ensure that care plans are followed and updated as needed. * Maintain accurate records of daily activities, progress and any relevant observations and document these items in the client's electronic health record (EHR). * Complete incident reports with 24 hours of the occurrence and share the report with social workers to ensure accuracy of report. * Participate in team meetings and assigned trainings. * Other duties as assigned. Requirements Education: * High School Diploma or HSED equivalent required. Experience: * Prior experience working with individuals who have chronic mental health issues is preferred. * Prior experience with health care documentation is preferred. Knowledge/Skills: * Strong interpersonal and communication skills - including written and verbal. * Patience, empathy, and a passion for supporting individuals to achieve independence. * Ability to remain calm and patient in stressful situations Licenses/Certifications: * Current and valid driver's license and ability to meet agency driving requirements is required. . * Mandatory Reporter of Child/Dependent Adult Abuse Certification or the ability to obtain within six (6) months of hire and every three (3) years thereafter required. Benefits Competitive benefits package for full-time employees working 30+ hours a week: * Health insurance (up to 79% employer paid) * Dental insurance * Vision insurance * 401(k) with profit sharing and employer match * Paid time off (accrue up to 80 hours during first year of employment; increases based on tenure with agency) * 10 paid holidays * 80 hours sick time * 2 wellness days * Staff development and training * Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) eligibility for federal student loans * Employer paid CEU's through Relias * PerkSpot- employee discount program * Employee assistance program * Advancement opportunities About the Organization Hillcrest is a non-profit organization that assists adults and children in need of help. Every day, Hillcrest builds confidence in hundreds of people and families. We strive to be a leading provider in supporting brain health and wellness. We're a place where compassion is commonplace. Where our passion soars and faith restores. COVID-19 Vaccination Not Required*

AmeriCorps Social Emotional Learning Intervention Associate Contract dates: * January 5th, 2026 - May 23rd, 2026 (20 Week Contract) 450 Hour Contract - Minimum of 25 hours/week Compensation: Living Allowance Total: $5,850 ($585.00 every 2 weeks over 20 weeks) + Education Award: $1,956.35 Closing Date: January 5th, 2026 Description: AmeriCorps is a national service program that takes a different approach to improve lives and fostering civic engagement. AmeriCorps Members commit their time to address critical community needs. In Dubuque, AmeriCorps Members serve at the intersection of education and mental health to help youth understand their emotions, reactions, and relationships through social-emotional learning to improve academic, career, and social success. City of Dubuque AmeriCorps Members implement key skill-building program to have the following impacts: * Youth experience programs promoting healthy lifestyles resulting in decreased youth risk-related behaviors. * Youth development skills to build meaningful and healthy relationships while experiencing being valued and respected. * Providing every young person with the opportunity to grow up safely and access their best possible future. The Social-Emotional Learning Intervention Associate- Spring Semester plays a vital role in providing targeted support to students in need of skill development within the Dubuque Community School District. As an AmeriCorps member, you will be responsible for implementing and promoting social-emotional learning initiatives to enhance the overall well-being and academic success of students. This role requires a compassionate, flexible, and dedicated individual who understands the importance of social-emotional development and is committed to creating a positive and welcoming learning environment. Benefits: * Education Award received upon successful completion of their term of service. * Living Allowance * Student loan forbearance and interest payments for eligible loans Job Duties Service Responsibilities: * Conduct Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) interventions: * Provide one-on-one and small-group SEL interventions using Changemakers Curriculum. * Work closely with identified at-risk students to set goals, monitor behavior, and provide feedback and support. * Conduct SEL Interventions at least two times per week, focusing on improving social-emotional health and developing positive behavioral skills. * Conduct student observations during key times in the school day, such as classroom time, specialist time, recess, lunchtime, transition time, and before/after-school time. * Identify appropriate curriculum materials and strategies to meet the wide range of needs for the students. * Build positive connections with youth: * Develop and maintain positive relationships with at-risk youth, serving as a trusted mentor and role model. * Foster a sense of trust, confidence, and belonging among the youth through regular interactions and mentorship. * Help students develop skills such as self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, personal responsibility, goal directed behavior, decision-making and optimistic thinking. * Collect and analyze program data: * Conduct and analyze DESSA assessments and evaluations to measure students' social-emotional competencies and progress. * Collect and analyze data gathered through student observation to inform interventions and adjust strategies as needed. * Collaborate with the school's MTSS team to provide updates to administrators and teachers regarding student assessment results and ongoing skill development. * Support crisis intervention and student well-being: * Collaborate with the school's crisis response team to provide support during challenging situations. * Receive training and guidance to effectively handle de-escalation and crisis situations. * Collaborate with teachers, school staff, and AmeriCorps Members * Collaborate with teachers to create a supportive and inclusive classroom environment that promotes social-emotional development. * Work closely with AmeriCorps SEL Intervention Specialist and the AmeriCorps Intervention Coordinator to share observations, student data, best practices and will collaborate on all AmeriCorps SEL Program Interventions and activities. * Participate in team meetings and maintain regular communication to ensure a cohesive and coordinated approach to addressing youth crises. * Volunteer Management: * Recruit, manage, monitor, train, and document volunteer involvement with SEL programming. * Coordinate with volunteers to support the implementation of activities and ensure a safe and supportive environment for participants. * Disaster Response (AmeriCorps-Disaster Response Team) * Participate in A-DRT training(s) to ensure the member has knowledge and ability to respond to disasters. * Complete other training necessary to support disaster deployments, including but not limited to Volunteer Reception Center (VRC), first aid, mental health first aid, and chainsaw training. Qualifications Physical Requirements: * Walk and carry materials up and down steps. * Sit, stand, and walk for extended periods of time. * Lift 30 pounds. * Bend, squat and kneel. Desired Skills/Qualifications: * Must be competent in working with at-risk youth, teenaged youth, and communities facing barriers. * Applicant must have reliable transportation. * Applicant must be creative, energetic, dependable and a self-starter. Eligibility Criteria: * Must have a high school diploma or equivalent OR agree to obtain one while under service to the AmeriCorps Program * Be 17 years or older at the start of service (no upper age limit). * Pass a national service criminal history check prior to first day of service due to reoccurring access to vulnerable populations. * Hold one of the following citizenship statuses: US citizen, US national, or Lawful Permanent Resident. Supplemental Information Service Schedule: The Social-Emotional Learning Intervention Associate's scheduled hours may fluctuate based on student schedules throughout the school year. Typical schedule: Mon - Fri: Serve flexibly between the hours of 8am - 3pm for a minimum of 25 hours per week. Opportunities for weekend and evening hours or special events may become available during the year. Example schedule for illustrative purposes: * Monday: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm, Lunchbreak from 12:30-1pm * Tuesday: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm, Lunchbreak from 12:30-1pm * Wednesday: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm, Lunchbreak from 12:30-1pm * Thursday: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm, Lunchbreak from 12:30-1pm * Friday: 10:00am - 2:00pm, Lunchbreak from 12:30-1pm * Saturday: Off * Sunday: Off Leave:Sick leave, personal leave, and holiday leave is allowed, but such time off does not count towards the required number of hours needed to successfully complete the term of service. There are additional benefits offered if the member has a compelling personal circumstance. Disaster Deployments: Member who opt-in to be engaged in disaster deployment/activities will need to ensure availability for the term of the disaster deployments, generally 2-4 weeks. Make plans for pets, family members, other employment and responsibilities that need regular attention. Evaluations and Alternative Service: AmeriCorps Members are required by the program to complete Self-Evaluations. Mid-Term Evaluations: At the member's halfway point during their term of service, the member will complete a self-evaluation and their Site Supervisor will complete an evaluation on the member through AmericaLearns. The member and site supervisor will meet, with or without Program Staff, to discuss the evaluations in-depth. These evaluations must be submitted to the AmeriCorps Program. End-Term Evaluations: Upon the completion of their AmeriCorps Contract, all members will complete an End-Term Evaluation through AmericaLearns. The End-Term Evaluation must be completed, signed, and submitted to the AmeriCorps Program within 30 days of the member's final date of service. Non-submission of this document within the 30-day timeframe will lead to the member being exited for cause (see section 9 of the Member Service Agreement) and will forfeit the member's right to the Education Award. Members may engage in other allowable activities that are not specifically outlined in the position description, but that support the AmeriCorps program design, and which will help the Program meet its goals. Under no circumstances will members be asked to perform prohibited activities. Volunteers recruited and/or managed by AmeriCorps members will not participate in prohibited activities as outlined in the approved grant application. Our Commitment to You The City of Dubuque is committed to using a merit-based system in which recruiting, selecting, and advancing employees is based on their relative knowledge, skills, and abilities, in compliance with all applicable federal and state laws. Our organization provides equal opportunities for all individuals, fostering a workplace that values innovation, collaboration, and work-life balance. We offer job stability, a comprehensive benefits package, and an opportunity to serve and support our growing community. In accordance with legal obligations our policies and practices are designed to ensure fair treatment and foster a respectful workplace where all are encouraged to apply. Not Applicable 01 Will you be 17 years of age or older on the start date? * Yes * No Required Question Employer City of Dubuque Address Human Resources Department 50 W 13th Street Dubuque, Iowa, 52001 Phone ************ Website ************************************************

Our mission is to bring out the limitless potential in young leaders through extraordinary experiences and nurturing relationships. At PEAK, we know that with the right support and access to quality programs and experiences, all young people are able to achieve at the highest level imaginable. PEAK's Four Beliefs Every living being has inherent value. The community is better when everyone contributes. We can only grow when we are honest about our mistakes. Everyone has the power to change their world. POSITION SUMMARY: Guide the on-site health team in keeping camp healthy and happy by providing basic first aid and medication administration, responding to routine health concerns, and supporting campers and staff with care, warmth, and attention to detail. POSITION AVAILABILITY: This position is an onsite, overnight position and must be available the following dates: Staff Orientation: June 17 - 24 Session 1: June 27 - July 8 Session 2: July 11 - 22 Session 3: July 25 - August 5 Teen Camp and Camp Clean-up: August to 8 - 13 Family Camp: August 14 - 16 BASIC FUNCTION AND RESPONSIBILITY Lead the on-site camp health team in managing the camp health center and providing basic first aid and medical support to campers and staff. Provide Health Assistants with ongoing informal feedback as well as formal coaching conversations. Be on call up to 22 hours a day when assigned in order to serve as a first responder to all medical incidents at camp. Develop and implement a working knowledge of the organization's Standing Treatment Orders and first aid and emergency response procedures. Provide guidance for camp employees on daily health monitoring of participants, basic first aid, the organization's medical policies and procedures, and risk management related to health issues. Review the health forms of all participants and employees to ensure they are complete and there is a plan for addressing and supporting ongoing medical issues. Maintain complete and objective documentation of all medical incidents and health care provided. Supervise the inventory, use, and distribution of medical supplies and medications at the health center and in first aid kits throughout camp. Submit supply orders as needed and adhere to the summer health center budget. Communicate effectively with both staff and caregivers regarding participant health issues, maintaining confidentiality of sensitive information as appropriate. If a camper cannot reside in their cabin due to a health challenge, the Health Coordinator will spend the night outside of their normal sleeping arrangements to be able to supervise and support that (or those) camper(s). COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS This position is compensated at a rate of $800 per week, pre-tax. Summer seasonal staff are paid on a bi-weekly basis and are classified as exempt, seasonal employees. All meals are provided during camp sessions. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, & ABILITIES A belief that with the right support and access to quality programs and experiences, all young people are able to achieve at the highest level imaginable. Ability to receive constructive feedback and coaching from supervisor and make necessary adjustments. Ability to work collaboratively with co-workers to achieve program objectives. Ability to live with, support, and work with all camper age ranges at camp. Commitment to being punctual and adhering to a schedule provided by camp leadership. Possess strong communications skills and apply them with coworkers and supervisors, maintaining confidentiality of sensitive staff and camper information when necessary. Ability to perform job duties in a fast-paced environment and able to embrace change and be flexible. Ability to provide job coaching constructively to team members. EDUCATIONAL, CERTIFICATIONS, & LICENSING REQUIREMENTS Current CPR and First Aid Certification (PEAK can support in attaining). Must be able to pass PEAK's motor vehicle background check and driver training and safely drive/transport adults and children in PEAK vehicles, including a 12-passenger van. Must be at least 18 and/or have a high school diploma/GED before the position start date to apply. Previous experience in a healthcare environment and/or current certification in CNA, EMT, or equivalent required. REPORTING AND RELATIONSHIPS The Health Coordinator reports to the Assistant Director of Camp Operations, with additional guidance from the Camp Director. The Health Coordinator receives guidance and direction from the Consulting Nurse. The Health Coordinator supervises the Health Assistant(s). The Health Coordinator is expected to communicate effectively with cabin counselors and other camper support staff to ensure staff and camper health needs are met. PHYSICAL & MENTAL DEMANDS & WORKING CONDITIONS The mental and physical requirements and work environment conditions described here are representative of those that must be met by an individual to successfully perform the essential functions of this position. Staff are required to actively participate in all camper activities, including water-related activities. Staff must be ready for new experiences and maintain a consistent level of energy all summer long. Position requires standing, stooping, sitting, walking long distances on uneven terrain (5+ miles a day), and occasionally lifting up to 40 pounds with or without assistance. Camp activities are often loud, involving many people talking, yelling, cheering, etc., in indoor and outdoor settings. The camp environment is often hot, rainy, with bugs or other wildlife. Staff must be able to work outside in a nature setting for sustained periods of time without air conditioning. All PEAK Initiative properties, including Lake Valley Camp and the Milwaukee Program Center, are substance-free environments. Smoking, vaping, alcohol consumption, and the use of illicit drugs are strictly prohibited on all property regardless of whether or not staff are on break. Staff must be able to walk and perform activities in the dark in an outdoor, nature setting. Staff must be able to eat in a dining hall setting with 100+ people. The dining hall will be very busy and very noisy during these times and staff are expected to supervise and sit with their cabins throughout the meals. Staff must be able to eat family style meals in a dining hall for 3 meals a day. Sample menus available upon request. With pre-summer notice, the kitchen can accommodate most medical or value-based dietary restrictions. Position requires working weekends and nights, with time off in between camp sessions. Camp days are often long and at times require late night camper support, especially for Leadership Team Members and Health Staff. Staff will have daily scheduled breaks. Staff will have a combination of work and on call hours for up to 22 hours a day for several consecutive days. Staff must be able to reside in shared housing on the LVC overnight camp property in Boscobel, WI starting with staff training in June and ending after the last camp program lets out in mid-August. Staff must be able to live and sleep in housing with campers. Cabins have electricity, but no plumbing. Staff and campers are required to use communal bath houses located within the village. Staff may be required to drive 6+ hours in one day, transporting campers or other staff members. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: The above job description is not intended as, nor should it be construed as, exhaustive of all responsibilities, skills, efforts, or working conditions associated with this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this job. PEAK Initiative is proud to be an equal opportunity workplace employer. We are committed to equal employment opportunity regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender identity or Veteran status.

Job DescriptionSalary: DOE We are seeking a dedicated Mental Health Specialist to join our Illinois office. This role is ideal for a bachelors-level professional who is passionate about supporting individuals and families facing life challenges. As part of our team, you will provide case management, skills training, and resource coordination while working under the supervision of licensed clinicians. This position is an opportunity to make a meaningful difference, develop professional skills, and grow within a supportive environment. Key Responsibilities Conduct intake interviews to gather client history and identify service needs (non-diagnostic). Provide supportive services such as psychoeducation, skills coaching, and guidance. Assist in developing and monitoring individualized service plans in collaboration with licensed clinicians. Connect clients to community resources including housing, healthcare, and social services. Facilitate skills-based or psychoeducational groups under supervision. Support clients in developing coping strategies, daily living skills, and resource navigation. Assist licensed staff with crisis response by offering immediate support and linking clients to appropriate services. Maintain accurate, timely, and confidential documentation. Participate in outreach and educational efforts to promote access to services. Qualifications Bachelors degree in Psychology, Social Work, Counseling, or a related field (required). 12 years of experience in a mental health or social service setting (preferred). Knowledge of community resources and social services in Illinois. Strong interpersonal, organizational, and communication skills. Ability to maintain professionalism and confidentiality. Commitment to working effectively with diverse populations. What We Offer Collaborative, team-based environment with licensed supervision and mentorship. Hands-on experience in client support, case management, and community engagement. Flexible scheduling and opportunities for professional growth. Apply Today Be part of a mission-driven team making a direct impact in the community.

Part-time Description This is a part-time, on-call position in Crawford County, WI. Available shifts are shared between several workers. Scheduling is flexible and this is a great opportunity for supplemental income. We are looking for Mental Health Professionals who have a desire to support individuals experiencing a mental health crisis. Mobile Crisis Workers are dispatched to provide an on-site risk assessment when a face to face assessment is deemed most appropriate. They work collaboratively to assess mental health crises and to coordinate level of intervention needed. Crisis Workers work under WI statute and Administrative Code (particularly DHS 34 and Chapter 51). Primary Responsibilities: Respond to a designated secure location within Crawford County, WI to assess individuals experiencing a mental health crisis. Complete mental health and suicide risk assessment and assist in least restrictive planning. Location of Position: Home-based/On-call (Prairie Du Chien, McGregor, IA, Boscobel, WI). General response expectation is 30-45 minutes to most locations in the county applying for. ' Pay Rate: $40.00/8-hour on-call shift (whether or not responding), when dispatched $27.50/hour for assessment time/travel/documentation, $0.66/mileage reimbursement, and $18.00/hour training pay. Available On-Call Shifts: 4:30pm - 12:30am 7 days/week including weekends and holidays Job Type: Part-time - On-Call Benefits: Flexible schedule EAP Wellness Program Requirements Educational Requirements: Bachelor's Degree in a human services related program with a minimum of 2 years experience in mental health field. Consideration given to individuals who do not have bachelors with comparable working experience and skills. Experience: mental health: 2 years (Required)

We are seeking a compassionate and skilled Group Facilitator to support clients in detoxification, residential, and therapeutic programs. This role plays a critical part in fostering a safe, therapeutic environment by monitoring client behavior, facilitating group sessions, and collaborating with the clinical team to ensure consistent, high-quality care. The Group Facilitator is also responsible for documenting participation, providing educational support, and engaging clients and their families in the recovery journey. Key Responsibilities: Conduct assessments and gather relevant social and treatment histories through client interviews. Monitor and document client behavior and group engagement, noting any signs of abnormal physical or mental status. Adjust group content or therapeutic approach based on client needs and clinical team input. Review and complete all required client documentation, including treatment plans and psychosocial assessments. Maintain accurate and timely progress notes and records in the electronic medical record (EMR) system within 24 hours. Coordinate communication with client families and set expectations for ongoing updates and involvement. Facilitate therapeutic, educational, and support groups, as well as structured on-site activities or outings. Collaborate with clinical team members to coordinate comprehensive client care. Provide crisis intervention as needed and ensure proper escalation protocols are followed. Promote a positive, respectful, and inclusive environment for clients, families, and staff. Attend staff meetings and training sessions, contributing to a culture of continuous improvement. Respond promptly to client concerns or complaints and document appropriately. Other duties as assigned to support the clinical mission. Requirements Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Familiarity with therapeutic practices including dual diagnosis treatment and non-pharmacological symptom management. Working knowledge of HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2 confidentiality regulations. Strong ethics, professionalism, and interpersonal communication skills. Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint). Ability to generate reports, interpret data, and perform basic analysis. Calm, organized, and approachable demeanor with strong leadership qualities. Commitment to punctuality, reliability, and a client-centered work ethic. Qualifications Active, valid SAC-IT, SAC, or CSAC credential (or working toward licensure) in the state of Wisconsin. Bachelor's degree in social work, psychology, counseling, or related field. 1-3 years of experience with advanced Microsoft Excel functions. Prior experience working with medical records and clinical documentation systems. Must meet and maintain individual licensure requirements and scope of practice. Benefits Pay Range: $19.23 - $24.04 hourly ($40,000-$50,000 annually) Schedule Options: 8:30am-5:00pm; Sunday-Thursday OR Tuesday-Saturday Supervision available - one of our Clinical Supervisors is a CSAC and ICS, so she can sign off on hours for SAC-IT if needed Weekly group and individual supervision with our clinical leadership team!

This position formulates and implements individual and group interventions in the areas of reintegration planning and substance abuse treatment. The specialist will conduct evaluations using evidenced-based evaluation rating tools, will implement case and treatment plans and will delivery evidence-based substance abuse programming. The specialist will develop and implement therapeutic and behavioral interventions to improve a persons' in our care (PIOC) success in completing program requirements. Salary Information This position is in pay schedule and range 12-64 with a starting pay of $27.84/hour - $34.34/hour. This position may receive a $1.00 to $2.00 per hour add-on pay based on the type of SAC credential possessed at the time of hire. Candidates with no prior permanent employment with the State of Wisconsin in the past 5 years may be eligible to accept a sign-on bonus of $2,000. The sign-on bonus will be paid in two installments: $1000 on the first paycheck and $1000 with the paycheck for the pay period in which the employee attains permanent status (usually 1 year). (UW System employment isn't disqualifying.) To receive the bonus, a candidate must sign an agreement indicating they will remain in that position for a year. If the candidate leaves their position prior to completing the one year, they may be required to reimburse the initial payment. In addition to meaningful and rewarding work, we offer a competitive benefits package featuring: * Substantial leave time including at least 3.5 weeks of vacation to start, 9 paid holidays, and ample accrued sick time that rolls over each year. * Insurance: Excellent and affordable health, dental, vision, and life insurance. * An exceptional pension plan including a lifetime retirement payment. * An optional tax-advantaged 457 retirement savings plan. * The Well Wisconsin Program helps participants set health and well-being goals, track progress, stay motivated, and earn incentives. * Our Employee Assistance Program offers employees and their immediate family a variety of tools, resources, and professional consultation services to support their health, goals, and overall well-being. * DOC is a qualifying employer for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program. * Please click here for a summary of State of Wisconsin employment benefits or click here to explore employment benefits on the website. To help you understand what your benefit package would be worth, please see the Total Rewards Calculator here. Job Details Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States (i.e. a citizen or national of the U.S., a lawful permanent resident, or an alien authorized to work in the U.S. without DOC sponsorship) at the time of application. The Department of Corrections may conduct pre-employment drug screens. Any applicant who is offered employment in a position which requires a pre-employment drug screen must pass the screen as a contingency of employment. The Department of Corrections will conduct criminal background checks on applicants prior to selection. Upon hire, all new DOC employees are subject to fingerprinting. For more in-depth information on employment with the State of Wisconsin, please see the State Employee Handbook. Qualifications SPECIAL REQUIREMENT: Applicants must possess a current Substance Abuse Counselor credential issued by the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services in the form of a: * Substance Abuse Counselor In-Training certificate (SAC-IT) (130) * Substance Abuse Counselor certificate (SAC) (131) or a * Clinical Substance Abuse Counselor certificate (CSAC) (132) An applicant may also apply to be considered if: * You have applied for a SAC-IT credential with DSPS * Your application status on the DSPS site shows all criteria met or your only unmet criteria is the Employment Verification Form. * You submit your PAR # to confirm your application status. Anyone hired with a pending SAC-IT application must obtain the SAC-IT credential during the first 12 months of employment. How To Apply The initial screening prior to interview is based on a review of your license(s)/credential(s). You will affirm your possession of the required credential and enter your credential number/PAR# into a text box. To apply: Click on "Apply for Job" to start the application process. Follow the steps outlined in the application process to submit your application. Submitted information will be evaluated and qualified applicants will be invited to participate in the next step of the selection process. You will be asked about your Substance Abuse Counselor credential in the application process, and there will be a field for you to enter your credential number. Please enter it as it appears on the DSPS website as this is how we will verify your credential. If your credential is listed under a former name, please include the former name. If you are in the process of applying, please enter your PAR # instead. If your application does not have all criteria listed as met except Employment Verification, please wait to apply. Permanent classified employees who are eligible for consideration as a transfer or voluntary demotion must complete the application process in order to be considered. Current State of Wisconsin employees: If you arrived at this posting through the Wisc.Jobs site, you will need to go to your Employee Self Services portal and apply through the "Careers" tile on the front page. Questions can be directed to Jordan Hampton, HR Specialist- Senior, at **************************** The State of Wisconsin is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action employer seeking a diverse and talented workforce. Please find more on the Department of Corrections' Equity and Inclusion initiative. If you are interested in a particular facility, make sure you confirm which city the facility is located in when you make your location selections. Deadline to Apply Applications will be accepted on an ongoing basis until the deadline date: Wednesday March 11, 2026. At that time, we anticipate creating a new job opening to continue recruiting for this classification, and individuals will need to reapply to be considered. Applications are processed every other week, usually on Thursdays. After your application is processed, you will receive an eligibility designation. The register created from this announcement will be used to fill vacancies, statewide, as they occur for up to 6 months. In the application process, please check only the locations for which you are truly interested.

Area Substance Abuse Council (ASAC) offers meaningful, rewarding work that changes lives and communities. Staff are supported with training and development opportunities at all levels of the organization. If you are looking for a place where you can be passionate about what you do and can grow and advance your career, whether starting out or looking for the next opportunity to learn, join the ASAC team. Now starting at $24.07 per hour! We are looking to add an Outpatient Counselor to our team in Maquoketa. This role will be responsible for conducting comprehensive assessments and facilitating group and individual sessions for patients seeking assistance with substance use disorders. As the Outpatient Counselor you will: Conduct comprehensive substance use evaluations for new patients to determine their individual needs and the level of care required. Collaborate with community partners to conduct evaluations in person and via telehealth for incarcerated patients. Complete engagement activities and partner with Supervisor to ensure patients exiting incarceration are assigned a regular Counselor upon release. Lead group counseling sessions for patients; providing education, support, and guidance in a supportive group setting. Collaborate with the clinical team on patients' individualized treatment plans based on assessment findings, outlining specific goals and objectives. Maintain timely, accurate and confidential records of patient sessions, including assessments, treatment plans, progress notes, and group attendance records, in compliance with agency policies and regulations. Provide urinalysis monitoring on an as needed basis. Requirements Qualified candidates will have a bachelors degree in a human services field and one year of related work experience. This position requires a valid driver's license and the ability to pass an extensive background check ASAC offers competitive compensation, this role starts at $24.07 with additional compensation for candidates with extensive experience. Staff are eligible for a complete benefit package including, Health and Dental, FSA, company paid Life/AD&D/Short and Long Term Disability, Voluntary Life Insurance, Employee Assistance Program (EAP), Paid Holidays, a 403(b) Retirement plan with a match and a generous Vacation, Personal Time and Sick Leave Plan. ASAC is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Are you seeking a rewarding career and the opportunity to make a difference? At Caravel Autism Health, we are committed to making a significant impact on the lives of children on the autism spectrum, one child at a time. Caravel is looking for dedicated, compassionate individuals to join our team as Behavior Technicians (BTs)! At Caravel, our BTs change lives daily. We utilize a results-oriented approach based on applied behavior analysis (ABA) to assess how clients interact with their environment and respond to social cues, and you'll play a crucial part in helping build skills and document progress. You'll start your day playing and encouraging little learners, all while incorporating targets from each client's individualized treatment plan and promoting the development of essential skills. By joining our team, you will witness and contribute to life-changing milestones such as facilitating communication and enhancing independence in daily activities! No prior experience in the behavioral health field is required! At Caravel Autism Health, we prioritize both the growth of our clients and the professional development of our teammates. What sets us apart from other providers? Competitive compensation based on prior work experience, education, and qualifications. Opportunities for career advancement and ongoing professional development. A supportive, collaborative work environment. We invest in YOU by providing paid training and education to become a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT). Structured, 1:1 client sessions; no group billing. All Caravel teammates are eligible for 401(k) with company match and a $500 referral bonus program. Full-time teammates are eligible for benefits including 401(k) with company match, mileage reimbursement, paid time off (PTO), holiday pay, short/long-term disability, and various health insurance options. Requirements Availability to work full-time between the hours of 8:00 am to 6:00 pm, Monday through Friday (Centers are open periodically on Saturdays for make-up client sessions.) High school diploma or GED. Bachelor's degree in psychology, education, social work, or a related field preferred. Experience working with children with special needs preferred. Strong work ethic and a positive, creative approach to problem-solving. Must be 18 years old or older. Join us in our mission to make a lasting difference in the lives of children and their families. To hear form our teammates about the BT role click here ************************************** Caravel Autism Health is an equal opportunity employer and service provider. M/F/D/V

Job DescriptionDirect Support Professional III - RBSCL Residential Based Support Community Living - supporting those under the age of 17 years old in a community based home setting! Schedule: Full-Time | 3-Day or 4-Day Work Week Options BASE Wage Range: $19.75-$21.50/hour + Premium Pay Average Blended Pay: $23.04-$25.08/hour (based on premium weekend pay)

Job DescriptionCarelinks ABA is seeking enthusiastic, compassionate individuals to join our growing team as Behavior Technicians (BTs) and Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs). We specialize in providing in-home ABA therapy that is grounded in naturalistic, child-led approaches. Whether you're just starting your career or already certified, you'll be part of a supportive team that prioritizes hands-on training, individualized support, and professional growth. New to the field? We'll provide the full RBT training program - and offer a completion bonus for those who become certified within a designated timeframe. Already certified? You'll have access to advanced training, mentorship, and the opportunity to grow within a mission-driven team that values clinical excellence and compassionate care.Essential Duties and Responsibilities Deliver 1:1 ABA therapy to children in their home, school, community, or clinic setting. Implement individualized treatment and behavior intervention plans designed by a supervising BCBA. Use play-based, naturalistic strategies to teach communication, social, life, and academic skills. Collect accurate data on skill acquisition and behavior reduction using electronic systems. Participate in ongoing supervision, team meetings, and required trainings. Communicate effectively with BCBAs, families, and fellow team members. Maintain professionalism, confidentiality, and a client-centered approach at all times. Support a safe, engaging, and positive therapeutic environment. Qualifications Required: High school diploma or GED. For BTs: Willingness to complete RBT certification (training provided + bonus for timely completion). For RBTs: Active RBT certification through the BACB. Preferred: Associate's or bachelor's degree in psychology, education, or a related field. Experience working with children, especially those with autism or developmental delays, is a plus. Strong communication and interpersonal skills; team-player attitude. Reliable transportation and consistent attendance. Physically able to actively engage with clients (e.g., floor play, lifting, etc.). Position Requirements Must pass a background check. Consistent availability Monday-Friday preferred. Minimum of 20 direct billable service hours per week. Commitment to punctuality, professionalism, and ethical standards. Working Conditions Sessions take place in home, school, community, and clinical environments. Physical engagement such as bending, lifting, and floor activities may be required. Work environment and daily schedule may vary based on client needs. Powered by JazzHR SliuAmPOJG

Part-Time, 1st shift. Hours are 7:00am-3:00pm, including every other Monday, Friday, and every other weekend. Responsibilities The Youth Care Worker for our Supervised Apartment Living (SAL) Program is responsible for providing compassionate and effective care and support to adolescents within the residential facilities. This role involves direct supervision, behavior management and crisis intervention. The Youth Care Worker collaborates with a multidisciplinary team to create a safe, supportive environment for the adolescents. In addition, you will be: * Assist clients with activities of daily living (ADLs), including cooking, cleaning, showering, toileting, shopping, and managing money. * Monitor clients' health and report any changes in physical or mental condition to supervisors or healthcare providers. * Assist with medical appointments such as transportation and coordinating with healthcare providers. * Provide emotional support and encouragement to individuals. Recognize and respond to signs of distress or crisis situations. * De-escalate challenging behaviors using positive and approved techniques to ensure safety for all clients and staff. * Facilitate community integration and participation in social and recreational activities. * Ensure that care plans are followed and updated as needed. * Maintain accurate records of daily activities, progress and any relevant observations and document these items in the client's electronic health record (EHR). * Complete incident reports with 24 hours of the occurrence and share the report with social workers to ensure accuracy of report. * Participate in team meetings and assigned trainings. * Other duties as assigned. Requirements Education: * High School Diploma or HSED equivalent required. Experience: * Prior experience working with individuals who have chronic mental health issues is preferred. * Prior experience with health care documentation is preferred. Knowledge/Skills: * Strong interpersonal and communication skills - including written and verbal. * Patience, empathy, and a passion for supporting individuals to achieve independence. * Ability to remain calm and patient in stressful situations Licenses/Certifications: * Current and valid driver's license and ability to meet agency driving requirements is required. . * Mandatory Reporter of Child/Dependent Adult Abuse Certification or the ability to obtain within six (6) months of hire and every three (3) years thereafter required. Benefits Competitive benefits package for full-time employees working 30+ hours a week: * Health insurance (up to 79% employer paid) * Dental insurance * Vision insurance * 401(k) with profit sharing and employer match * Paid time off (accrue up to 80 hours during first year of employment; increases based on tenure with agency) * 10 paid holidays * 80 hours sick time * 2 wellness days * Staff development and training * Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) eligibility for federal student loans * Employer paid CEU's through Relias * PerkSpot- employee discount program * Employee assistance program * Advancement opportunities About the Organization Hillcrest is a non-profit organization that assists adults and children in need of help. Every day, Hillcrest builds confidence in hundreds of people and families. We strive to be a leading provider in supporting brain health and wellness. We're a place where compassion is commonplace. Where our passion soars and faith restores. COVID-19 Vaccination Not Required*

Our mission is to bring out the limitless potential in young leaders through extraordinary experiences and nurturing relationships. At PEAK, we know that with the right support and access to quality programs and experiences, all young people are able to achieve at the highest level imaginable. PEAK's Four Beliefs Every living being has inherent value. The community is better when everyone contributes. We can only grow when we are honest about our mistakes. Everyone has the power to change their world. POSITION SUMMARY: Certified lifeguards are key to offering extraordinary aquatic experiences to PEAK participants. In addition to being cabin counselors, Aquatics Program Counselors work shifts at the pool and the waterfront, providing safe and enjoyable experiences to campers and staff. POSITION AVAILABILITY: This position is an onsite, overnight position and must be available the following dates: Staff Orientation: June 14 - 24 Session 1: June 27 - 8 Session 2: July 11 - 22 Session 3: July 25 - August 5 Teen Camp and Camp Clean-up: August 8 - 13 Family Camp: August 14 - 16 BASIC FUNCTION AND RESPONSIBILITY Live in a cabin with a co-counselor and 8 campers, and provide active supervision and attention to the physical and emotional wellbeing of campers during all on-duty hours. Provide canoe and kayak programming at the lake and maintain the quality of boating and fishing supplies in the lakefront boating shed. Complete lifeguard shifts at the pool as needed. Communicate and enforce all aquatics policies and procedures with staff and campers at the pool and waterfront. Communicate with co-counselor and supervisor appropriately to balance responsibilities as a program instructor with responsibilities of a cabin counselor. Actively participate in camp programming outside of aquatic activities including evening activities, camper choice time, bus duty, and more. COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS This position is compensated at a rate of $700 per week, pre-tax. This position is eligible for a $50 weekly bonus for valid lifeguard certification during weeks worked. Summer seasonal staff are paid on a bi-weekly basis and are classified as exempt, seasonal employees. All meals are provided during camp sessions. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, & ABILITIES A belief that with the right support and access to quality programs and experiences, all young people are able to achieve at the highest level imaginable. Ability to receive constructive feedback and coaching from supervisor and make necessary adjustments. Ability to work collaboratively with co-workers to achieve program objectives. Ability to live with, support, and work with all camper age ranges at camp. Commitment to being punctual and adhering to a schedule provided by camp leadership. Possess strong communications skills and apply them with coworkers and supervisors, maintaining confidentiality of sensitive staff and camper information when necessary. Ability to perform job duties in a fast-paced environment and able to embrace change and be flexible. Ability to pass the Shallow-water Lifeguard Course. EDUCATIONAL, CERTIFICATIONS, & LICENSING REQUIREMENTS Current Shallow-water Lifeguard Certification (PEAK can support in attaining). Must be at least 18 and/or have a high school diploma/GED before the position start date to apply. REPORTING AND RELATIONSHIPS The Boating Program Counselor reports to the Aquatics Coordinator. PHYSICAL & MENTAL DEMANDS & WORKING CONDITIONS The mental and physical requirements and work environment conditions described here are representative of those that must be met by an individual to successfully perform the essential functions of this position. Staff are required to actively participate in all camper activities, including water-related activities. Staff must be ready for new experiences and maintain a consistent level of energy all summer long. Position requires standing, stooping, sitting, walking long distances on uneven terrain (5+ miles a day), and occasionally lifting up to 40 pounds with or without assistance. Camp activities are often loud, involving many people talking, yelling, cheering, etc., in indoor and outdoor settings. The camp environment is often hot, rainy, with bugs or other wildlife. Staff must be able to work outside in a nature setting for sustained periods of time without air conditioning. All PEAK Initiative properties, including Lake Valley Camp and the Milwaukee Program Center, are substance-free environments. Smoking, vaping, alcohol consumption, and the use of illicit drugs are strictly prohibited on all property regardless of whether or not staff are on break. Staff must be able to walk and perform activities in the dark in an outdoor, nature setting. Staff must be able to sleep in a tent outdoors. Staff must be able to eat in a dining hall setting with 100+ people. The dining hall will be very busy and very noisy during these times and staff are expected to supervise and sit with their cabins throughout the meals. Staff must be able to eat family style meals in a dining hall for 3 meals a day. Sample menus available upon request. With pre-summer notice, the kitchen can accommodate most medical or value-based dietary restrictions. Position requires working weekends and nights, with time off in between camp sessions. Camp days are often long and at times require late night camper support, especially for Leadership Team Members and Health Staff. Staff will have daily scheduled breaks. Staff will have a combination of work and on call hours for up to 22 hours a day for several consecutive days. Staff must be able to reside in shared housing on the LVC overnight camp property in Boscobel, WI starting with staff training in June and ending after the last camp program lets out in mid-August. Staff must be able to live and sleep in housing with campers. Cabins have electricity, but no plumbing. Staff and campers are required to use communal bath houses located within the village. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: The above job description is not intended as, nor should it be construed as, exhaustive of all responsibilities, skills, efforts, or working conditions associated with this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this job. PEAK Initiative is proud to be an equal opportunity workplace employer. We are committed to equal employment opportunity regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender identity or Veteran status.

Job Description Do you want a career that makes a difference? Do you want to change lives? You can - one child at a time! Caravel Autism Health is looking for caring, compassionate, mentor-minded people that want to teach kids to thrive. At Caravel, your work truly makes a difference! Our Behavior Technicians (BT) make an incredible difference working with children on the autism spectrum. You'll start your day playing and encouraging little learners, while incorporating targets from their treatment plans. You'll implement a variety of goals to increase desirable skills and decrease challenging behaviors. Join our team to get to be part of helping a child tell their mom they loved them for the first time, helping a child learn to ride their bike, and many other milestone moments. We utilize a results-oriented approach called applied behavior analysis, which involves observing how our clients react to their environment and how they respond to people around them. You will engage these special kiddos in fun activities to help build their skills and social awareness and document their progress. As a Behavior Technicians (BT) you'll be part of life changing moments. Benefits (aside from changing lives) It's not only a priority for our learners to grow, but we also focus on our teammate's continual growth with advancement opportunities, ongoing professional development, and a collaborative upbeat team environment. No experience is required - we provide paid training and support to become a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT). What sets us apart from other providers? Competitive pay based on experience and education. Compensation for the role will depend on a number of factors, including qualifications, skills, competencies and experience. All of Caravel teammate's are eligible for 401(k) with company match, mileage/drive time reimbursement, and a $500 referral bonus program. Our full time teammates are eligible for paid time off (PTO), holiday pay, short/long term disability, and multiple options for insurance plans (health, dental, and vision). We invest in YOU by paying for you to become a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT). You'll always be working 1:1 with a client, no group billing. Requirements Availability to work full time between the hours of 8:00 am to 6:00 pm, Monday through Friday Our centers are only open a couple Saturdays a month for make-up sessions. High school diploma or GED Bachelor's degree in psychology, education, social work, or a related field is preferred Relevant experience working with children with special needs is preferred Display a fun and creative personality Possess a strong work ethic Must be 18 years old or older We can't be the leader in autism treatment for children without you. To hear form our teammates about the BT role click here ************************************** Caravel Autism Health is an equal opportunity employer and service provider. M/F/D/V

Our mission is to bring out the limitless potential in young leaders through extraordinary experiences and nurturing relationships. At PEAK, we know that with the right support and access to quality programs and experiences, all young people are able to achieve at the highest level imaginable. PEAK's Four Beliefs Every living being has inherent value. The community is better when everyone contributes. We can only grow when we are honest about our mistakes. Everyone has the power to change their world. POSITION SUMMARY: Certified lifeguards are key to offering extraordinary aquatic experiences to PEAK participants. In addition to being cabin counselors, Aquatics Program Counselors work shifts at the pool and the waterfront, providing safe and enjoyable experiences to campers and staff. POSITION AVAILABILITY: This position is an onsite, overnight position and must be available the following dates: Staff Orientation: June 14 - 24 Session 1: June 27 - 8 Session 2: July 11 - 22 Session 3: July 25 - August 5 Teen Camp and Camp Clean-up: August 8 - 13 Family Camp: August 14 - 16 BASIC FUNCTION AND RESPONSIBILITY Live in a cabin with a co-counselor and 8 campers, and provide active supervision and attention to the physical and emotional wellbeing of campers during all on-duty hours. Communicate with co-counselor and supervisor appropriately to balance responsibilities as a lifeguard with responsibilities of a cabin counselor. Communicate and enforce all aquatics policies and procedures with staff and campers at the pool and waterfront. When not actively guarding and scanning the water, support campers in developing basic swimming skills, such as floating, treading water, proper breathing, and basic swim strokes. Step in as a substitute to lead aquatics programs, such as canoeing and kayaking. Actively participate in camp programming outside of aquatic activities including evening activities, camper choice time, bus duty, and more. COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS This position is compensated at a rate of $700 per week, pre-tax. This position is eligible for a $50 weekly bonus for valid lifeguard certification during weeks worked. Summer seasonal staff are paid on a bi-weekly basis and are classified as exempt, seasonal employees. All meals are provided during camp sessions. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, & ABILITIES A belief that with the right support and access to quality programs and experiences, all young people are able to achieve at the highest level imaginable. Ability to receive constructive feedback and coaching from supervisor and make necessary adjustments Ability to work collaboratively with co-workers to achieve program objectives. Ability to live with, support, and work with all camper age ranges at camp. Commitment to being punctual and adhering to a schedule provided by camp leadership. Possess strong communications skills and apply them with coworkers and supervisors, maintaining confidentiality of sensitive staff and camper information when necessary. Ability to perform job duties in a fast-paced environment and able to embrace change and be flexible. Ability to pass the Shallow-water Lifeguard Course. EDUCATIONAL, CERTIFICATIONS, & LICENSING REQUIREMENTS Current Shallow-water Lifeguard Certification (PEAK can support in attaining). Must be at least 18 and/or have a high school diploma/GED before the position start date to apply. REPORTING AND RELATIONSHIPS The Aquatics Program Counselor reports to the Aquatics Coordinator. PHYSICAL & MENTAL DEMANDS & WORKING CONDITIONS The mental and physical requirements and work environment conditions described here are representative of those that must be met by an individual to successfully perform the essential functions of this position. Staff are required to actively participate in all camper activities, including water-related activities. Staff must be ready for new experiences and maintain a consistent level of energy all summer long. Position requires standing, stooping, sitting, walking long distances on uneven terrain (5+ miles a day), and occasionally lifting up to 40 pounds with or without assistance. Camp activities are often loud, involving many people talking, yelling, cheering, etc., in indoor and outdoor settings. The camp environment is often hot, rainy, with bugs or other wildlife. Staff must be able to work outside in a nature setting for sustained periods of time without air conditioning. All PEAK Initiative properties, including Lake Valley Camp and the Milwaukee Program Center, are substance-free environments. Smoking, vaping, alcohol consumption, and the use of illicit drugs are strictly prohibited on all property regardless of whether or not staff are on break. Staff must be able to walk and perform activities in the dark in an outdoor, nature setting. Staff must be able to sleep in a tent outdoors. Staff must be able to eat in a dining hall setting with 100+ people. The dining hall will be very busy and very noisy during these times and staff are expected to supervise and sit with their cabins throughout the meals. Staff must be able to eat family style meals in a dining hall for 3 meals a day. Sample menus available upon request. With pre-summer notice, the kitchen can accommodate most medical or value-based dietary restrictions. Position requires working weekends and nights, with time off in between camp sessions. Camp days are often long and at times require late night camper support, especially for Leadership Team Members and Health Staff. Staff will have daily scheduled breaks. Staff will have a combination of work and on call hours for up to 22 hours a day for several consecutive days. Staff must be able to reside in shared housing on the LVC overnight camp property in Boscobel, WI starting with staff training in June and ending after the last camp program lets out in mid-August. Staff must be able to live and sleep in housing with campers. Cabins have electricity, but no plumbing. Staff and campers are required to use communal bath houses located within the village. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: The above job description is not intended as, nor should it be construed as, exhaustive of all responsibilities, skills, efforts, or working conditions associated with this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this job. PEAK Initiative is proud to be an equal opportunity workplace employer. We are committed to equal employment opportunity regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender identity or Veteran status.