As you come in today, you will first be meeting with Human Resources and conducting a drug and alcohol test. As you go into the bathroom to take the test, someone will be standing at the door listening to make sure that you do not run the water or flush the toilet. Once you have filled your specimen cup, we will then test it for any indication of drug use. Once you pass that, then you will continue the next part of your orientation with Al, who is our staff training coordinator. In order to work here at the Northwest Children's Home, you will be expected to pass a series of trainings and supervised work hours.
As Al takes you into the next part of your orientation he will go over the polices and procedures manual with you and you will be expected to sign each policy that you are expected to follow as an employee. An example of this might be, HIPPA. Once you have read and signed the policies, you will get a copy of each of them to refer to later if there is any questions.
At this point it will be time to make a schedule for your observation hours in the houses. We have 4 houses on campus that you will be observing, teenage girls, teenage boys, preteen boys and the teenage boy house with boys that have sexual offenses or deviance. While you are there you will not be counted in ratio, but just expected to observe, ask questions and participate as much as you feel comfortable. After your rotation at each of the houses, you will be expected to work supervised hours in order to gain more hands on experience. At this time, you will be counted in ratio but not able to be alone with the kids.
The other very important thing to be completed in addition to observation and supervised hours is trainings. You will be learning a MANDT certification, which teaches you how to talk to and manage an escalated person. You will learn talking techniques as well as physical holds. We will also be certifying you in First Aid and CPR. Once all these trainings and hours are complete, you will be considered a fully capable staff that is expected to do everything that this job intales.
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Introduction
- One question I have about life is ___when will it end?
- My friends will tell you that I am ____random.
- I am an expert on ____channel surfing.
- I want to know more about __mental illness_____.
- When I am 30 (choose one), I will ____Have a 5 year old!
- When I want to, I have the ability to ___be hilarious_____.
- A famous person I admire is __Mariah Carey_____ because __she has kept her class____.
- The bravest thing I ever did was __give birth_____.
- I have trouble dealing with ___children the whine and complain.
- I appreciate it when teachers ___explain things more then once.
- I am proud of my ____beautiful son.
- I like __crocheting_____ because ___it makes me feel creative_____.
- I really need to ___stop procrastinating.
- My favorite class is __mental health__ because __mental health is my passion and I plan to spend the rest of my life working with people that suffer from mental illness____.
- My pet peeve is __when someone says they will call you right back and then they don't____.
- When I am sad I __spend a lot of time alone. Usually watching TV_____.
- The most stressful thing in my life is ___my son's father_____.
- The most influential person in my life is __ my mama_____ because __she has shown me how a strong woman never gives up and gets through life's most difficult events. Most importantly she has role modeled what kind of mama I should be____.
- I am named for ____ the TV show "family ties"___.
- It was easy to learn ___how to dance_____.
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