There are currently several opportunities and job openings at SOCSTC:
Residential
& Day Treatment Counselors
Foster Parents 1
Foster
Parents 2
Residential
& Day Treatment Counselors
Southern Oregon Child Study & Treatment Center has current openings
for B.A. level Counselors to work with children and youth with emotional
and behavior problems. These positions are in our Residential Treatment
and Psychiatric Day Treatment programs located in Jackson County and involve
extensive training and supervision in milieu therapy, group counseling and
related skills. Counselors are members of a multi-disciplinary treatment
team and provide direct services for children or youth in group settings.
B.A. or B.S. and experience with children or youth required. Positions are
full-time with full benefits.
Please send resume and cover leter to:
SOCSTC Personnel, 1836 Fremont Street, Ashland, OR 97520
or FAX: (541) 482-5034
(Please do not phone the office. Submit resume and letter only.)
Foster
Parents 1
$1500 per month (plus paid respite care)
Foster home needed for a developmentally delayed 16-year-old girl with emotional and behavior problems. She has good self-care skills but needs nurturing, support and close supervision. Because of the special needs of our children and youth, we require that foster homes have no other children or youth living in the home. Foster parents must be able to work closely with other team members and one parent must be available during the day.
Call SOCSTC Treatment Foster Care for information and application.
Weekdays, at (541) 482-5792
Foster
Parents 2
$1500 per month (plus paid respite care)
Foster parents needed for treatment foster care program. We place one child
per home and provide training, 24-hour support, and paid respite care. Our
program combines foster care with special education, therapy, and skill
development, all building on each child's strengths.
We are currently recruiting for two homes, one for a 14-year-old girl with
special educational needs and one for a 12-year-old boy with behavior problems.
These kids need consistency and structure as well as love and good parenting
to help them with emotional, behavior, and learning problems.
Because of the special needs of our children and youth, we prefer that foster
homes have no other children living in the home. Foster parents must be
able to work closely with other team members and one parent must be available
during the day.
Call SOCSTC Treatment Foster Care for information and application.
Weekdays, at (541) 482-5792
