3 jobs found in mount holly

Position will maintain the census of Legacy Treatment Services Residential Treatment Home Programs at optimum levels. Additionally, the Admissions Coordinator will coordinate and schedule meet-and-greets, admission interviews, and intake assessments in collaboration with internal/external treatment teams, program leadership, Case Managers, and families. Admissions Coordinator will also ensure smooth communication among internal departments to support timely and effective admissions. Additional responsibilities include but are not limited to: Collaborates with Perform Care and all the various State agencies who refer Consumers to the program. Will ensure that the Consumers being referred are appropriate for our therapeutic program by reviewing evaluations and conducting preplacement conferences. Responsible for representing the Agency when meeting with parents, Case Managers and potential residents to provide an overview of the Agency. Review Youth Link Bulletin Board on...

Responsible for providing healthcare services for the assigned program(s), including medication administration in accordance with State and DCPP regulations. Comply with standards set forth by the NJ State Board of Nursing and Agency policies. Observe and document residential response to psychotropic and non-psychotropic medications in the Electronic Health Record. Complete APN/Physician orders. Provide on-going nursing assessments and nursing treatments on residents in accordance with NJ nursing licensing standards and Agency policies. Nurse to provide care for youth with IDD, behavioral diagnosis, administer medications evaluations, assist with admissions. Other duties assigned per scope of Nursing LPN license. Hours: Full-time, various hours. This is a Full Time Benefited position with the following benefits: 3.2 weeks of Paid Time Off during the first year 1 floating holiday per quarter Medical insurance, vision, dental and life insurance benefits...

• Day to day cleaning • Will fill in for areas on a day to day need after training completed in all areas • May operate equipment normally associated with food service, custodial, office and grounds maintenance to include: vacuums, buffers, power washers, lawn mowers, tractors, various maintenance tools, computers, etc. • May insure all chemicals and cleaning agents are handled, mixed and stored complying with OSHA NFPA and “Right to Know” regulations. • Replaces light bulbs and diffusers. • May assist in performing fire drills • May open and secure assigned buildings • May perform general maintenance of grounds to include cutting grass, planting of flowers and shrubs and installation of mulch. • Removes snow and ice when required. • May be required to assist maintenance staff with project work. • Make minor repairs of furniture, equipment and physical structure. Insure all equipment is properly maintained and secured. • Assist with special events. High School Diploma...