Assnt Training Technician Youth Services - Grade 14

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Positions

This title exists in Children&Family Svcs, Off of and has approximately 20 positions.


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Salary Information for Assnt Training Technician Youth Services
Title Grade Hiring Rate/yr Job Rate/yr
Assnt Training Technician Youth Services 14 $52,198 $66,634

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Job Duties

As an Assistant Training Technician (Youth Services), you would, under the supervision of a higher level training staff, conduct training sessions or portions thereof focusing on developing or refreshing skills of direct-care staff. You would prepare lesson plans, instructional materials, arrange classrooms, and demonstrate first aid/CPR and safety and restraint techniques. In addition, you would be required to adjust training programs to the specific needs of the staff; maintain training records; and coordinate training including space, supplies, materials, and confirm participation of co trainers and presenters. Positions located within OCFS juvenile facilities are responsible for observing facility staff in the performance of their duties for purposes of coaching in relation to physical skills interventions, agency policy, NY Model, and conducting remediation for staff not able to pass training exams; conducting one-on-one training for staff identified as being deficient in a skill set; conducting trainings; liaising with facility training coordinator in the development of training calendars to support the facility’s compliance with mandated and non-mandated trainings; and observing field trainers to provide feedback to improve their training skills.

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Summary of Minimum Qualifications

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80-200

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