Bethany Christian Services USA
Location
Grand Rapids, Michigan
The Residential Youth Specialist oversees the daily routines and treatment implementation for youth in a sexual offender treatment program. They act as a residential advocate by tracking progress, updating treatment goals, and ensuring a safe, structured environment.
Candidates must have a high school diploma and at least one year of child welfare experience. Requirements include passing criminal and medical screenings, possessing a valid driver's license, and the physical ability to perform restraints.
2nd Shift - Full Time
Rooted in our Christian faith, Bethany Christian Services works to ensure children are safe, loved, and connected through family. Across 29 states, we strengthen families, support foster care and adoption, and walk alongside refugees with compassion. Here, living out your faith means using your gifts to bring hope and make a lasting impact.
Working at Bethany means joining a team of dedicated professionals with diverse skills, serving communities across the country. Together, we’re united in our Christian mission and these shared values: We’re motivated by our faith, we support one another, we champion justice, we pursue excellence, and we’re in it for the long haul. As a Residential Youth Specialist, you’ll help carry this mission forward and make a meaningful impact every day.
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Market context
Residential youth specialist openings in Michigan often draw steady interest because agencies need staff who can support youth in structured care settings and cover evening shifts. These roles are competitive for candidates with child welfare experience, a high school diploma, and the physical and screening requirements often used for direct-care work. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your driver’s license, screening readiness, and restraint training fit before applying.