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Position Title:
Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist
Hours:
Flexible; Full-time and Part-time positions available
Start Date:
Positions open; will consider applicants for hire who plan to sit for the
NCTRC exam.
Benefits:
* 401K
* AFLAC
* Medical insurance
* Stipend for therapy supplies
* Reimbursement for one conference per year
* Moving cost assistance for out-of-state applicants
* CEU opportunities through company trainings
* Travel time pay
* Mentoring
Population:
Individuals of all ages with MRDD.
Job Description:
Our therapists work 1:1 with individuals in their homes, community,
or school system. They conduct assessments, write individualized
treatment plans, and facilitate 1:1 therapeutic interventions based on
assessed needs. The therapist identifies and documents client progress
systematically and attends regular meetings with the interdisciplinary
team. The therapist may also provide support and training to other
team members and direct care staff and provide recommendations on
appropriate interventions and facilitation techniques in the area of
recreation and leisure.
Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist
Hours:
Flexible; Full-time and Part-time positions available
Start Date:
Positions open; will consider applicants for hire who plan to sit for the
NCTRC exam.
Benefits:
* 401K
* AFLAC
* Medical insurance
* Stipend for therapy supplies
* Reimbursement for one conference per year
* Moving cost assistance for out-of-state applicants
* CEU opportunities through company trainings
* Travel time pay
* Mentoring
Population:
Individuals of all ages with MRDD.
Job Description:
Our therapists work 1:1 with individuals in their homes, community,
or school system. They conduct assessments, write individualized
treatment plans, and facilitate 1:1 therapeutic interventions based on
assessed needs. The therapist identifies and documents client progress
systematically and attends regular meetings with the interdisciplinary
team. The therapist may also provide support and training to other
team members and direct care staff and provide recommendations on
appropriate interventions and facilitation techniques in the area of
recreation and leisure.
