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BBYO

Non-profit teen leadership organization

Regional Convention Wellness Specialist

Mental & Behavioral HealthConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeUnited StatesNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Carry a state license in the applicant’s home state and hold a Master’s-level degree in social work, counseling, or a similar field; listed credentials include LSW, LCSW, LISW, LPC, Ph.D., Psy.D., and LMFT.
  • Complete all necessary BBYO trainings before the convention.
  • Stay onsite with teens for the duration of the convention.

Responsibilities

  • Monitor the emotional well-being of all participants and staff.
  • Review each participant’s profile and help staff plan for participants’ needs.
  • Observe all participants and follow up on potential issues.
  • Assist with adjustment issues and separation anxiety.
  • Support staff as they address participant behavior, including aggression, homesickness, teasing, or bullying.
  • Remain alert to concerns related to pre-existing family situations, including recent death, divorce, or serious illness in the family.
  • Consult with staff working with children with diagnosed disorders.
  • Work closely with the nurse, if hired, to monitor the overlap between participants’ physical and emotional well-being.
  • Be available to all staff regarding issues involving a participant.
  • Meet with individual teens or groups when necessary.
  • Work with appropriate staff to develop strategies for teens who need support.
  • Contact parents, in partnership with full-time staff, to discuss participants when necessary.
  • Respond to crisis situations.
  • Be available and present to teens and staff throughout the day.
  • Inform the Senior Director of Wellness and Inclusion about concerns regarding teen behavior.

About the Company

BBYO

Non-profit teen leadership organization

BBYO is a global nonprofit that provides a Jewish teen movement for students in grades 8–12. It runs local, teen-led chapters organized as AZA for boys and BBG for girls, under adult supervision, offering social events, community service, leadership development, and Judaic enrichment. Teens plan and run programs with funding from donations, grants, and program fees, including year-round activities, BBYO Passport summer travel, and the International Convention, plus Volunteer Israel. Its goal is to help Jewish teens build identity, confidence, and leadership through meaningful experiences, travel, and service within a pluralistic, global network.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$31.1M
Headquarters
Washington DC, United States
Founded
1924

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