The Bradley Center is a trauma-focused residential treatment facility where children and adolescents with emotional, intellectual, and behavioral difficulties receive 24 hour care and treatment. Our residents present with a wide range of challenges and often have a history of trauma.

　　The Bradley Center is seeking motivated, compassionate candidates for the position of Overnight Leadership who have a calling and passion for helping children. We are looking for individuals with initiative, creativity and a desire to have a positive impact on a child’s life.

　　Responsibilities include:

　　Serve as Leadership while on shift

　　In conjunction with the Overnight Supervisor, provides situational supervision of the milieu, crisis interventions, and staff development

　　Teach and coach therapeutic skills to overnight staff

　　Document and organize daily and weekly tracking items, as well as other required reporting

　　Communicate effectively between shifts and leadership from other departments

　　Requirements

　　Bachelor’s degree in social work, psychology or other related field preferred

　　OR a minimum of 60 college credits

　　Minimum of three (3) years of experience working directly with children and adolescents in a psychiatric or residential setting preferred

　　Previous management experience preferred

　　Must be at least 21 years of age

　　Valid driver's license and car insurance

　　Qualifications Best Suited for the Position

　　Initiative

　　Ability to provide feedback and have critical conversations

　　Patience and creativity while working with residents at their own pace

　　Excellent verbal and written communication skills

　　Professional demeanor, sound judgment, dependability, and a strong work ethic

　　Problem-solving skills

　　Benefits

　　$750 Sign on Bonus

　　$1000 relocation assistance

　　Referral bonuses

　　Free parking and meals

　　Advanced training opportunities and continuing education credits

　　We are committed to advocacy for people with special needs, and we focus on the inherent strengths of individuals, youth and families without regard to race, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, age, or gender.