Intermountain Deaconess Children's Services·Bozeman, Montana
The role involves creating and maintaining a therapeutic environment and providing quality care tailored to children's treatment plans. Responsibilities include supporting classroom teachers with lessons and assisting children with their daily school routines and transitions.
Do you want a rewarding career with a strong sense of purpose? Is it important to you to feel aligned in values and priorities with your employer? Do you have a genuine desire to contribute to hope and healing for families in Montana?
Then we want to meet you! Intermountain has an expansive vision, a mission of healing through healthy relationships, a culture of strong values, and we are hiring! If you are energetic, adaptable, purpose-driven, and dedicated, apply to join our team as one of our impactful Mental Health School Support! You will work with employees across the organization on various services, programs, projects, or initiatives.
Join us in creating nurturing environments where children can thrive and grow!
Participate in the creation and maintenance of a therapeutic milieu according to each child’s treatment plan and agency philosophy.
Be responsible for providing quality care and treatment to children, responding sensitively and proactively to the individual treatment and educational needs of the children.
Support the child during transitions from one activity to the next such as to music and PE.
Support the classroom teacher, providing one-on-one or small group lesson support.
Support the children's morning routine to aid in a successful day at school!
We look forward to getting to know you!
Intermountain is an equal-opportunity employer that is committed to inclusion, diversity and equal opportunity for all applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status, or other legally protected characteristics.
Apply online at www.intermountain.org [http://www.intermountain.org/]
Candidates should typically have two years of related experience in paraprofessional work, childcare, or respite care. A valid Montana Driver's License and a successful background check are required, while an associate or bachelor's degree in social science is preferred.
Market context
Montana schools often need support staff who can work closely with students and coordinate with educators, so candidates with paraprofessional, childcare, or respite care experience may be competitive. This role stands out for its required Montana driver’s license, background check, and preference for a social science degree, while the listed benefits include medical, dental, vision, relocation assistance, and on-the-job training. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your experience matches the student-support and transportation expectations before applying.
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