Paid Internship- Mental Health Assistants

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionJumpstart your career with our Paid Internship working as a Mental Health Assistant at the Judge Rotenberg Educational Center. Earn while making a difference in the community, serving a vulnerable population through meaningful engagement. Gain hands-on experience, connect with clients, and build essential skills for your professional development. We offer flexible schedules to meet the needs of your availability, offer excellent benefits and incentive pay for weekends, overnight shifts and work at assignments managing difficult environments. This is a non-exempt hourly position with very flexible work hours.Requirements:High School DiplomaProof of College enrollment in field related to Human ServicesSalaryPart time 32 or 24: $18.00 to $23.00/hourlyFull time: $21.00 to $27.00/hourlyCurrent staff members working overtime earning approximately $10,000 monthlyAnnual Salary may reach over $100,000 with extra shifts$3000 First year sign-on bonus!$3000 Referral bonus.Annual longevity bonus.Extra pay for verifiable experience.Weekend, overnight and assignment differential.Flexible Schedules (day, evening, overnight, weekend, combination, Part time- 4 hour day shifts Mon-Fri.).Tuition Reimbursement Program: Includes JRC funding undergraduate (tuition reimbursement) and graduate education.Benefits include: Dental, Medical, Vacation, Sick Time, Life Insurance, Retirement (401a and 403b),13 Paid Holidays, Tuition Reimbursement, Pre-Service & Ongoing Training, Short/Long Term Disability Insurance, Vision, Aflac, Dependent Care Assistance Program, Employee Discount Program, etc.Please use the below link to apply to this role directly. you have finished, please do come and visit us at 250 Turnpike Street in Canton, MA for an interview. The office is open from 9-4:00pm Monday- Friday. You do not need an appointment for your interview. Please note that you must come dressed professionally for your interview. The Judge Rotenberg Educational Center, Inc. (JRC) is a day and residential school located in Canton, Massachusetts, licensed to serve ages five through adult. Since 1971, JRC has provided very effective education and treatment to both emotionally disturbed students and clients with conduct, behavior, emotional, and/or psychiatric problems, as well as those with intellectual disabilities or on the autism spectrum.EEO, Including disability/vets\nCompany DescriptionThe Judge Rotenberg Educational Center (JRC) is a Residential Educational School and Adult Services Provider which is highly structured, innovative, and employs a consistent behavioral approach to education and treatment. Since 1971, JRC has provided very effective education and treatment to both emotionally disturbed students and clients with conduct, behavior, emotional, and/or psychiatric problems, as well as those with intellectual disabilities, or on the autism spectrum. JRC has an open admissions policy throughout the year. Any person or agency may refer applicants. Students are typically funded by public school districts and various state agencies. Some of our Special Features include: success educating the difficult-to-serve student, near-zero rejection/expulsion policy, highly structured education and treatment programs based on Applied Behavior Analysis, minimization of psychotropic medication, reward systems of unparalleled variety and extent, positive programming, effective treatment procedures, 24-hour video monitoring, behavioral counseling, open visiting policy, website for parents and agencies.Company DescriptionThe Judge Rotenberg Educational Center (JRC) is a Residential Educational School and Adult Services Provider which is highly structured, innovative, and employs a consistent behavioral approach to education and treatment. Since 1971, JRC has provided very effective education and treatment to both emotionally disturbed students and clients with conduct, behavior, emotional, and/or psychiatric problems, as well as those with intellectual disabilities, or on the autism spectrum. JRC has an open admissions policy throughout the year. Any person or agency may refer applicants. Students are typically funded by public school districts and various state agencies. Some of our Special Features include: success educating the difficult-to-serve student, near-zero rejection/expulsion policy, highly structured education and treatment programs based on Applied Behavior Analysis, minimization of psychotropic medication, reward systems of unparalleled variety and extent, positive programming, effective treatment procedures, 24-hour video monitoring, behavioral counseling, open visiting policy, website for parents and agencies. The Judge Rotenberg Center