PfC Partners for Community-
JOB BULLETIN
If you are interested in an opportunity listed here, please submit your cover letter and current resume to the link provided or if you are a current employee fax an internal applicant form and your current resume to the Dept. NC at 413-731-5399 by the closing date indicated. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.
POSTING NUMBER CPM237
IHS/DDS - CONTRACTED PROGRAMS
VACANCY: Support Specialist: Manchester, CT 2 Part-time positions
REPORTS TO: Program Director
REQUIREMENTS; HS Diploma/GED required. Demonstrate good verbal and written communications. Ability to perform basic mathematics, including the calculation of percentages, fractions and decimals. Valid driver’s license, reliable transportation and willingness to travel required. Ability to achieve certification in Physical Management Techniques, CPR/First Aid and others as deemed necessary by Program Director, Vice President or the agency.
RESPONSIBILITIES: Assist the resident with maintaining and/or achieving day-to-day skills including but not limited to, appropriate and proper communication skills, proper personal hygiene and general cleanliness, accurate and appropriate financial records, proper care of personal items and proper view of other peoples’ property, all interior and exterior housekeeping routines, physician- imposed diet, appropriate social association and familial relationships, community skills, maintain work schedules, etc. Assist with the development of the Individual Plan (IP). Maintain on-going case records of client needs and services. Prepare all corresponding documentation concerning the client’s status, attendance, behavioral data, monthly and quarterly reports. Provide application and accurate reporting of crisis interventions. Transportation of participants, housekeeping and general vehicle maintenance (lease or personal). All other duties as deemed necessary by supervisor.
SALARY: $12.60/hr
DEADLINE: 02/01/12
IMPORTANT
Please make sure that you forward a copy of your current resume
with your internal application or cover letter.
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