Caregiver & trainer - consistent shifts
25 days ago
Wichita
Job Description Join us in empowering adults who have developmental disabilities! $14.35-$17.00/hr. with steady & stable shifts. Non-CNAs welcome. A rewarding career opportunity providing supports to adults who have intellectual/developmental disabilities. Teaching, caregiving, educating, training, coaching and direct care are a few of the roles. This is a positive and uplifting work environment - where you can make a difference. A variety of full-time positions - plus occasional overtime. EOE Hiring immediately! Caregivers provide training, support, and coaching in group home or day program settings (these are group settings serving multiple people). Supports could include teaching people how to: -Maintain living space, personal hygiene and balance in their home life & weekly schedules -Learn assembly and production work skills, manage break times, and build co-worker relationships -Participate in activities, exercise, use etiquette, improve coping skills & self esteem -Plan & prepare meals, grocery shop, operate household appliances, and budget -Use community resources, understand their rights, and be safety aware -Prepare for and participate in leisure activities – Special Olympics, sports, dances, gatherings, etc. -Manage their sensory needs and maintain their own structured environment Positions will require assisting individuals with hygiene/personal care. A comprehensive two-week, weekday, daytime orientation is provided and required (this is excellent paid training). Hiring immediately. EOE Shifts available: Fri 3p-Midnight + Sat/Sun 8a-8p; Mon-Thurs 3p-Midnight; Mon-Fri 8a-4p; weekend part-time (other shifts also available). Requirements for a caregiver / trainer: • High school diploma or accredited GED, • Valid driver’s license, good driving record, proof of insurance, and dependable transportation to and from work, • Good written and verbal communication skills, • Must be able to lift 50 lbs or ¼ of own body weight, whichever is less, • Work experience or knowledge regarding the needs of individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities is beneficial, but not required, • Able to attend a daytime training during the first weeks of employment