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Location: Fairbanks, AlaskaEmployment type: Full-time, live-in team positionSchedule: Residential, on-site roleEmployer: Presbyterian Hospitality House (PHH)Help adolescents build safer, healthier futuresPresbyterian Hospitality House (PHH) is seeking a committed couple to join our team asTeaching Parents in a live-in Case Management Team role. Together, you will providestructure, encouragement, and positive adult role modeling for up to five adolescents in aresidential group-home setting.This is meaningful work for emotionally healthy adults who can combine compassion withcommon sense, consistency, humor, and sound judgment. You will help young peoplestrengthen social, academic, behavioral, and independent-living skills while supporting theirprogress in a safe, stable home environment.Important: This is a residential group-home position—not a traditional classroom teaching job.The role involves living on site and participating in the day-to-day care, guidance, supervision,and development of youth.Ideal Candidates: Parent partners are enthusiastic, emotionally healthy, and dependable teamplayers who excel at mentoring adolescents with patience, humor, sound judgment, andunwavering professional standards!Preferred qualifications
- A bachelor’s degree in education, counseling, social work, psychology, criminal justice, behavioral health, or a related field—preferably held by at least one member of the team.
- Previous experience working with teenagers in a residential treatment, group-home, behavioral-health, foster-care, juvenile-justice, education, or social-services setting.
- Experience with case management, trauma-informed care, crisis de-escalation, youth development, or positive behavior support.
- A demonstrated ability to support academic progress and teach practical life skills.
- Serve as dependable adult role models in a safe, structured home.
- Build trusting relationships and maintain healthy boundaries.
- Teach social, emotional, academic, and independent-living skills.
- Provide daily guidance, coaching, and appropriate counseling support.
- Help youth practice communication, self-regulation, and conflict resolution.
- Support school engagement and follow individualized treatment plans.
- Document observations, progress, and incidents accurately and on time.
- Communicate professionally with families, schools, clinicians, and team members.
- Respond calmly to challenging behaviors while maintaining a welcoming environment.
- Participate in required training and ongoing professional development.
- Comprehensive health-care coverage for you and your family.
- Employer-paid life insurance.
- 401(k) plan with a 6% employer match after six months of service.
- Accrued leave and dedicated mental-health leave.
- Training and continuing-education opportunities after one year of service.
- Potential tuition reimbursement in a related field after five years of service.
- Employment that may qualify for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF).
- Competitive salary.
- Relocation assistance, negotiable.
- Family-friendly work environment.
- Fairbanks, Alaska
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