Transition Coach | Elevate Academy Heritage Schools, Inc.
6 Provo, UT Job Details Part-time From $16 a year 1 day ago Qualifications Student supervision Emotional support for children Relationship building (classroom management strategies) Treatment plan implementation Post-session clinical documentation Student emotional support Outdoor work Coaching Client rapport building Care documentation Emergency response in crisis intervention Providing care for residents Student social support Driver's License Working with individuals with trauma-related disorders Working with students Direct support Resident rapport building Behavioral support plan implementation Safe environment creation Personal transportation assistance Emotional safety support Life skills building Adolescents Youth counseling Residential therapy Student transition support Child & youth therapy Communication skills Student safety monitoring Full Job Description Transition Coach Purpose Transition Coaches provide direct care and therapeutic support to adolescents in a residential treatment setting. Through relationship-based, trauma-informed care, they help students build emotional regulation, resilience, and independence while preparing for life beyond treatment.
Schedule:
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 7am
- 3pm Monday, Wednesday, Friday 2:30pm
- 3pm Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 7am
- 3pm Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 2:30pm
- 3pm Each schedule will require one full Sunday shift per month, 8am
- 10pm.
Key Responsibilities Build strong, professional relationships with students through daily engagement and activities Support emotional regulation, accountability, and real-world skill development Implement treatment plans and provide behavioral support, including crisis intervention when needed Maintain a safe, structured, and supportive environment Supervise students during routines, recreation, and off-campus activities Transport students to appointments and outings (as needed) Complete documentation and communicate with the treatment team Contribute to a positive, team-oriented work environment Qualifications Experience working with youth (residential, education, recreation, or similar) preferred Strong communication skills and ability to build trust while maintaining boundaries Calm, dependable, and able to handle high-stress situations Willing to be trained in CPR/First Aid and crisis intervention (provided) Must be 20+ years old; valid driver's license preferred PhysicalWork Environment Active role including standing, walking, hiking, and participating in recreational activities Ability to respond to crises, including physical interventions when trained Work occurs in residential homes, classrooms, and outdoor settings in varying conditions Why This Role Matters You'll play a key role in helping students gain the skills, confidence, and independence needed to successfully transition into everyday life.
