The minimum qualifications for all positions include: Satisfactory background checks and health screening, a valid driver's license, a high school diploma, solid professional and personal references, and a genuine commitment to youth welfare. Specific positions may require additional certification and/or degrees.

Benefits include: a competitive starting salary pending experience; medical insurance; 401(k); paid time off plus holidays.

When applying for a position with Good Will-Hinckley, please submit all required materials outlined in the job posting.  

For inquiries about employment opportunities please call 207-238-4002 or e-mail hr@gwh.org.

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Good Will-Hinckely is an equal opportunity employer.

Current Openings

Per Diem Clinician
Glenn Stratton Learning Center

 

Good Will-Hinckley is looking for a motivated and energetic team oriented Clinician to join the Glenn Stratton Learning Center day school on the Good Will-Hinckley campus on a Per Diem basis.  The successful candidate will work 3 days per week.

 

Good Will-Hinckley is a nationally accredited organization operating the Glenn Stratton Learning Center Day School (GSLC) offering educational services to students in grades kindergarten through twelve who experience significant social-emotional and behavioral challenges.  Individualized and small group instruction geared to Maine State Learning Results is provided within a consistent behavioral structure and therapeutic milieu. Through a child centered, collaborative team approach, each student's academic, behavioral and social-emotional needs are considered.  Our campus sits on picturesque property along the Kennebec River in Hinckley, Maine.  We are conveniently located approximately 30 minutes north of Augusta, and an hour south of Bangor.

 

The ideal candidate will have experience working with students with significant social-emotional and behavioral challenges and the ability to work in a fast paced environment with a multi-disciplinary team to deliver student services, provide individual, family and group counseling, service planning and assessments.    Furthermore, the ideal candidate will demonstrate excellent communication skills, expertise working with youth and families, be knowledgeable about social services and/or special education for school age children, mental health regulations/licensing as well as satisfactory references, background check, pre-employment physical, and a valid Maine Driver’s License. 

 

Minimum education qualifications of a Masters degree in psychology, social work, human development or other mental health related fields.  Must be licensed to practice in the State of Maine as a LCSW or LCPC (conditional licenses may be considered).

 

Interested applicants please submit a cover letter and updated resume via e-mail to HR@gwh.org or fax to 238-4020 or mail to Human Resources, PO Box 159, Hinckley, ME  04944.   

We are an equal opportunity employer