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<![CDATA[We are looking for a full-time veterinary assistant at our non-profit, high-volume spay/neuter clinic. This is a physically and emotionally demanding position that requires a candidate with a gentle touch, lots of patience and stamina. We are looking for a person who is detail-oriented, self-motivated, and highly invested in our mission and goals. No experience necessary - we will train extensively. Please send cover letter and resume.]]>

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<![CDATA[The Youth Mediation Services (YMS) contractor (the Contractor) is responsible for supporting the programs of YMS involving youth (ages 5-17) at the Dispute Settlement Center (the Center). This is a six (6) month, part-time position (30 hours per week) that reports to the Executive Director. The Contractor will: I. Support Youth Services All youth services include the following responsibilities: * Ensure that quality services are delivered throughout the Youth Mediation programs by working in conjunction with other members of the staff and contractors of the DSC. * Maintain case management, correct documentation, and confidentiality on appropriate clients. A. Conflict Resolution Education The Conflict Resolution Education (CRE) Team Teacher is responsible for team planning and teaching one CRE class for high school students at Balfour Education Center (Balfour) in Henderson County. Class meets from 9:40 – 11:15 each school day. Additional planning time and communication time with team teacher, school personnel, students, parents, etc. involves an average of 15 hours per school year week. B. Family Coaching Family Coaching is a process that provides parents and youth the opportunity to learn positive and effective ways to set family goals and how to negotiate with each other to meet the needs in the family. The coaching staff presents the parents and youth with skills in effective communication, conflict resolution, anger management, and improving overall family dynamics. Program staff coaches the family on ways to make better choices as a family. Families work with the program for anywhere from three to six sessions, each one hour, over the course of two to three months, or as needed. Hours vary by week and by caseload (approximately five hours a week). Preparation time, coaching session and session debrief is estimated at one to one and half hours per session per family. Coaching sessions will typically be held in the late afternoon/early evening (or scheduled at a time that works well for the clients being served). C. Youth and Truancy Mediation * Interview and screen potential clients for mediation upon referral from juvenile court, school, community, law enforcement/school resource officers (SROs), community agencies by walk-in, telephone basis, and on an as-needed basis. • Schedule mediations for youth and truancy. • Mediate cases referred to the youth program on an as-needed basis. • Conduct follow-up for mediation participants on an as-needed basis. II. Collaborate with other DSC services and Center needs: • Cooperate and collaborate with all DSC program staff to provide appropriate and quality service. • Support the Executive Director in grant writing efforts, including presentations of statistical data and program ideas. Qualifications of the Contractor include: • A bachelor’s degree or higher, preferably in Mediation, Conflict Resolution, Communications, Education, Social Work, Human Services, Counseling, etc. • Additional requirements: • Excellent written and oral communication skills • A mature attitude towards the work. • High motivation, high energy, initiative, and a passion for working with at- risk youth • Experience with working with at-risk teens and families • Experience in case management • Experience in mediation is greatly preferred. • High school teaching experience is greatly preferred. • Bilingual is a plus. • Successful results from background checks required by the state. ]]>

<![CDATA[Eckerd Youth Alternatives, Inc, a leader for over 40 years in therapeutic programs for at-risk youth, is in search of a dedicated individual to be a Night Watch in Hendersonville, North Carolina. As a Night Watch you will be responsible for ensuring the safety of youth and staff during sleeping hours, as well as the physical security of grounds and buildings. Additional responsibilities include detecting, containing, and reporting any escape attempts, property damage and other unsafe acts or conditions. High school diploma or equivalent required. Nighttime work preferred. Eckerd Youth Alternatives, Inc. offers excellent benefits such as 100% tuition reimbursement starting day one, full medical/dental at two months, paid time off and much more! EOE, M/W/D/V, Drug Free Workplace Apply at www.eckerd.org ]]>

<![CDATA[Asheville non-profit seeks volunteer coordinator. Requirements: Extensive experience in teaching TEFL/ESL, conversational in Spanish, well organized, excellent people skills. Please mail only your resume to: P.O. Box 8816 Asheville, NC 28814 Thank you. ]]>

<![CDATA[Position available for Executive Director of nonprofit free clinic. Candidate should have proven grant writing skills, experience working with medical providers, fund raising, financial and operational management of a nonprofit, computer proficiency, and good oral and written communication skills. Relevant experience and education is necessary. ED will report to the Board of Directors and maintain and build relationships with providers, vendors, clients, and donors. Position will begin as part time with the goal of becoming full time. Please send resume and cover letter before January 15, 2008. ]]>

<![CDATA[Under the direction of the Wellness Director, in cooperation with staff, and consistent with the mission of the YMCA of Western North Carolina, the Volvo Wellness Coordinator is responsible for developing and implementing exceptional programs and services to the Volvo Wellness Program participants. He or she will recruit, train, lead and maintain staff in accordance with the Volvo Wellness Program contract while complying with the YMCA of Western North Carolina’s policies and procedures. The Volvo Wellness Coordinator must be a highly organized, hands-on individual with a full range of experience in wellness/program development. The ability to connect with program participants and staff to build relationships is critical. The Volvo Wellness Coordinator must be at least 18 years of age with a high school diploma or equivalent; college degree is preferred. He/she must hold and maintain the following certifications: CPR, First Aid, AED, Emergency Oxygen Administration, in addition to YMCA Principles of Health and Fitness, YMCA Personal Trainer, YMCA Group Exercise Instructor, or equivalent training/certifications. Knowledge of the FitQuest and Coach Approach programs is preferred. The Volvo Wellness Coordinator must be physically able to respond quickly in an emergency situation. ]]>

<![CDATA[Educational Treatment Specialist/PRN This is an as needed/on call position. Under the direction of the Principal/Assistant Principal, the Education Treatment Specialist is part of the Eliada Academy providing individualized treatment to our student population while maintaining a supportive and therapeutic environment. Major responsibilities include: Implementation of the Eliada Model and individualized treatment and teaching plans; providing constant monitoring and supervision to students and effectively utilizing Therapeutic Crisis Intervention; assist teaching staff with class planning, lesson implementation, modifications and testing; completion of mental health, medical and program documentation; participation in daily maintenance and physical presentation of the school. Qualifications: A Bachelor’s Degree in a Human Services field is preferred; a high school diploma / GED/ AA degree with one year of experience; or a combination of experience, skills and competencies that is equivalent. Must possess a valid North Carolina Driver’s License and be insurable by Eliada’s carriers. To apply for this position, please email your resume to: jholton@eliada.org]]>

<![CDATA[Western Carolinians for Criminal Justice Inc. Men’s Program Job Title: Contract Therapist (part time approx 5 hrs per week) Requirements: A Master’s degree in a human service field is required along with mental health training and group therapy experience with men. Knowledge and successful experience dealing with issues of masculinity and how they impact mental health, substance abuse, criminal behavior and therapy is highly preferred. Experience with substance abuse treatment and familiarity with the criminal justice system and offender treatment is also preferred. Appropriate license or certification, according to discipline, is required. Professional liability coverage is required. Responsibilities: 1. The therapist co-facilitates weekly therapy/substance abuse treatment groups, writes group notes and reports back to the team when relevant issues arise in the treatment groups. 2. The therapist is responsible for the planning and development of each group meeting consistent with the established curriculum. 3. The therapist monitors agency compliance with treatment program and court ordered requirements. 4. The therapist may complete client clinical intakes including Program intake forms. 5. The therapist meets individually with clients and makes referrals for additional mental health and substance abuse treatment as deemed necessary. 6. The therapist meets weekly with the group co-therapist for planning as well as attends weekly staff meetings. He/She participates in monthly supervision concerning group therapy and clinical issues provided by the contracted clinical supervisor. 7. The therapist is available to meet with the Program Director and Executive Director of the agency. 8. The therapist may be asked to attend relevant seminars or obtain further job-related training on agency time. 9. The therapist must have a valid NC driver’s license and adequate automobile insurance. 10. The therapist may be assigned other duties not specifically defined above. Supervisor: The therapist is supervised by the Men’s Program Director. A contract clinical supervisor supervises clinical work. Application Process: Send a cover letter, resume and contact info for three (3) references to: BillPetz@bellsouth.net ]]>

<![CDATA[we need a Registered Dietician to meet with us and review a program we've been developing for the past 4+ years regarding children's health. you'd be helping us access a world of grants, a key part of enabling us to become self-sufficient. www.alliedwellness.org will let you know more about us.]]>

<![CDATA[The Orelena Hawks Puckett Institute is seeking a part-time librarian to: 1) conduct literature searches in social science and medical databases; 2) locate and provide copies of literature from our in-house collections and online resources; 3) process interlibrary loan requests; 4) enter bibliographic citation data using EndNote software and APA style; 5) assign indexing terms for our in-house literature database; and 6) maintain the library collection. The qualified candidate must have a degree in Library Science, experience with searching academic databases and citing academic literature, and demonstrated ability to perform complex tasks with a high level of attention to detail. Experience with interlibrary loan and EndNote software is also highly desirable. No phone calls. Please send cover letter and resume to jobs@puckett.org or mail to: Puckett Institute 8 Elk Mountain Road Asheville, NC 28804]]>