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Facilitator

• Lead structured virtual groups for elementary, middle, and/or high school students using approved curricula and evidence-informed activities
• Establish safe, respectful, inclusive group environments and explain expectations, confidentiality limits, and participation guidelines
• Facilitate discussions, skills practice, role-play, reflection, and interactive activities suited to developmental levels
• Adapt facilitation to group dynamics, diverse learning needs, engagement levels, and student strengths
• Deliver assigned groups on social skills, emotion regulation, stress management, coping skills, mental health education, and substance use-related topics within scope of practice
• Recognize concerning disclosures or behaviors and follow escalation, safeguarding, mandated reporting, and crisis response procedures
• Coordinate with clinical staff when students require assessment, higher-level care, or additional support
• Prepare for sessions using approved lesson plans, materials, and objectives
• Record attendance, participation, progress, incidents, and required documentation, generally within 24 hours
• Conduct parent/guardian meet-and-greet sessions
• Communicate scheduling concerns, absences, engagement barriers, and emerging group needs to program or clinical leads
• Attend required onboarding, training, case consultation, and quality improvement meetings
• Protect student and family information and comply with privacy, documentation, and security procedures
• Arrive prepared and on time, report safety concerns, maintain professional communication, and implement feedback

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Youth Behavioral Health Group Facilitator – K–12

Strategy

• Conduct structured weekly accountability meetings with assigned department leaders across program operations, clinical services, administration, human resources, and other designated functions
• Review weekly commitments, measurable outcomes, deadlines, staffing performance, and unresolved issues; document owners and next steps
• Track completion of agreed-upon actions and follow up on overdue or incomplete commitments
• Evaluate missed expectations, recurring errors, and ineffective management practices, distinguishing individual concerns from systemic barriers
• Review departmental dashboards, operational trackers, quality indicators, and performance reports for accuracy, trends, and exceptions
• Recommend improvement plans, reassignment, additional training, or formal performance action based on documented findings
• Coordinate with managers and HR on corrective action processes while respecting policies and approval authority
• Escalate significant operational, compliance, client-service, or personnel risks to the CEO and designated leaders
• Identify workflow, ownership, communication, and standard operating procedure gaps
• Recommend practical solutions and verify approved improvements are implemented and sustained
• Ensure department leaders maintain accountability trackers, measurable deliverables, and documented follow-up
• Advise the CEO on organizational design, operational efficiency, staffing capacity, leadership performance, and growth readiness
• Provide a weekly executive briefing covering departmental performance, emerging risks, overdue commitments, and decisions requiring CEO action
• Assess operational implications of new programs, partnerships, and expansion initiatives
• Offer independent, evidence-based perspectives and constructively challenge assumptions

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Youth Behavioral Health Group Facilitator – K–12

Fractional Integrator – Operational Accountability, Business Strategy