The
Group Facilitator co-facilitates psycho-educational groups for men and women referred
to the agency’s abuse intervention program. The Facilitator ensures that group
work is aligned with the program philosophy and that program participants
receive the program’s full curriculum. The Group Facilitator works with the
Program Manager to ensure the goals, objectives, and work effort of the program
are consistent with the mission of House of Ruth Maryland and advance the
agency and program’s strategic goals and objectives. This position is 10 hours per week.
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Facilitates
group sessions and provides back up coverage as required in accordance with the
program’s curriculum and design.
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Communicates
with Parole & Probation supervision agents regarding participant progress
and status.
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Maintains
electronic and paper file documentation for groups and participants in keeping
with program standards.
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Addresses
issues with participants individually, including conflicts, referrals for
additional services, and assessment of appropriateness to continue in the
program.
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Collects,
handles, and documents fees in accordance with program policy.
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Actively
participates in staff meetings and case review sessions.
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Is
involved in program development activities, including group curriculum design,
procedure development and implementation and creation of new program
initiatives.
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Provides
community education and training on DV and agency services.
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On
an as needed basis, is available by phone for crisis counseling.