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The Relief Program is a resource for programs to utilize in filling vacant shifts. CBFS funded programs provide support to people who have a mental illness in a residential or supported living setting.
The most common shifts available are 2nd and 3rd, from 3-11pm or from 10pm-8am. Applicants for a relief position must be available to work these hours.
The pay for Relief positions depends on training. Relief employees are required to be First Aid, CPR, and MAP certified. Paid training is provided.
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The Relief Program is a resource for programs to utilize in filling vacant shifts. ACCS funded programs provide support to people who have a mental illness in a residential or supported living setting.
The most common shifts available are 1st, 2nd and 3rd, from 8am-4pm, 2-10pm or from 10pm-8am. Applicants for a relief position must be available to work these hours.
The pay for Relief positions depends on training. Relief employees are required to be First Aid, CPR, and MAP certified. Paid training is provided.
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The Relief Program is a resource for programs to utilize in filling vacant shifts. DDS funded programs provide support to people who have a developmental disability in a residential or day program setting.
The most common shifts available are 2nd and 3rd, from 3-11pm or from 11pm-9am. There are a limited number of day shifts available from 8am-4pm. Applicants for a relief position must be available to work these hours.
The pay for Relief positions depends on training. Relief employees are required to be First Aid, CPR, and MAP certified. Paid training is provided.
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The Relief Program is a resource for programs to utilize in filling vacant shifts. DDS funded programs provide support to people who have a developmental disability in a residential or day program setting.
The most common shifts available are 2nd and 3rd, from 3-11pm or from 11pm-9am. There are a limited number of day shifts available from 8am-4pm. Applicants for a relief position must be available to work these hours.
The pay for Relief positions depends on training. Relief employees are required to be First Aid, CPR, and MAP certified. Paid training is provided.
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The Awake Overnight Counselor - DDS Services provides support to individuals with during the overnight hours. In the morning, the Awake Overnight Counselor assists with morning routines including personal hygeine, meal preparation, medication administration, and transportation.
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The Relief Program is a resource for programs to utilize in filling vacant shifts. DDS funded programs provide support to people who have a developmental disability in a residential or day program setting.
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The Relief Program is a resource for programs to utilize in filling vacant shifts. DDS funded programs provide support to people who have a developmental disability in a residential or day program setting.
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A Summer Temp position consists of working in a direct service position for a selected amount of time over the summer. Potential positions include Residential Counselor, Outreach Counselor, Activities Specialist or Employment Facilitator. These roles supportpeople with Developmental Disabilities or Mental Illnesses to live as independently as possible in the community.
The schedule depends on the position but most positions include 1st (8-4) and/or 2nd (3-11) shifts during the week and may require weekends. Pay rate is TBD.
This position is great for college students who are only available for a limited amount of time while on break.
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The Residential Counselor - DDS Services Position supports people who have a developmental disability to live as independently as possible in the community. The schedule for this position is primarily second shift (3-11) on weekdays and either first or second shift (9-5 or 3-11) on both weekend days. Schedules typically run either Wednesday-Sunday or Saturday-Wednesday.
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The Program Supervisor - DDS Residential Services position provides direct supervision to the Overnight staff and takes on a leadership role working alongside Residential Counselors to provide direct support to people. The schedule for this position typically runs either Sunday-Thursday or Tuesday-Saturday and includes both first and second shifts.
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The Residential Counselor - DDS Services Position supports people who have a developmental disability to live as independently as possible in the community. The schedule for this position is primarily second shift (3-11) on weekdays and either first or second shift (9-5 or 3-11) on both weekend days. Schedules typically run either Wednesday-Sunday or Saturday-Wednesday.
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The Employment Facilitator position supports people who have a developmental disability on the job. Employment Facilitators provide transportation and overall support and direction to people as they perform their job at employers in the local community. Employment Facilitators are required to be trained in Medication Administration and SOLVE, a passive restraint system. Paid training is provided.
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The Residential Counselor - DDS Services Position supports people who have a developmental disability to live as independently as possible in the community. The schedule for this position is primarily second shift (3-11) on weekdays and either first or second shift (9-5 or 3-11) on both weekend days. Schedules typically run either Wednesday-Sunday or Saturday-Wednesday.
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The Awake Overnight Counselor - DDS Services provides support to individuals with during the overnight hours. In the morning, the Awake Overnight Counselor assists with morning routines including personal hygeine, meal preparation, medication administration, and transportation.
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The Coordinator of Employment Supports oversees a community based employment program serving adults with developmental disabilities. The Coordinator of Employment Services supervises a team of Employment Facilitators and assists individuals to set goals and report on outcomes. This position is a Monday-Friday First shift position.
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The Residential Counselor - MH Services provides support to in a residential setting to people who have mental illness. The Residential Counselor assists people served to set goals. reports on outcomes, provides assistance with meals, transportation, and medications and facilitates involvement in the local community.
Schedule for this position typically runs either Tuesday-Saturday or Sunday-Thursday between the hours of 8am and 10pm depending on the needs of the program.
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The Employment Facilitator position supports people who have a developmental disability on the job. Employment Facilitators provide transportation and overall support and direction to people as they perform their job at employers in the local community. Employment Facilitators are required to be trained in Medication Administration and SOLVE, a passive restraint system. Paid training is provided.
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The Residential Counselor - DDS Services Position supports people who have a developmental disability to live as independently as possible in the community. The schedule for this position is primarily second shift (3-11) on weekdays and either first or second shift (9-5 or 3-11) on both weekend days. Schedules typically run either Wednesday-Sunday or Saturday-Wednesday.
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The Work Supervisor position is a 30 hour per week position with a schedule of Monday-Friday. The Work Supervisor supports people who have a developmental disability to attain and maintain employment, volunteer, or other valued roles within the community. The Work Supervisor provides transportation, behavior management support, and assistance with personal hygiene to people served.
