Community Training Specialist

Community Training Specialist - Deaf Residential Services
Fluent in American Sign Language (ASL) 
Quincy
Full and Part Time positions (Day, Evening and Overnights) 
Salary - $22.00/Hr. 
WORK Inc., one of New England’s most progressive providers of services to adults with disabilities is seeking applications for Direct Care positions in one of our residential programs serving individuals who are deaf and hard of hearing. We welcome applicants with diverse backgrounds and life experience. We are seeking a full time and a part time Community Training Specialists (CTS) who will support individuals served in their own home by promoting independence, while empowering and enhancing their quality of life. 
Responsibilities include:

• Assisting clients with completing their hygiene, development of independence, responsibility and self-worth
• Preparing and implementing program goals, individuals’ service plans, treatment plans, etc.
• Developing positive relationships with individuals, families, guardians and service providers
• Assisting clients to obtain appropriate healthcare services and promoting healthy lifestyle choices

WORK Inc. offers a full benefits package including Health & Dental Insurance, college tuition remission, paid training, generous vacation & sick time, a wide variety of schedule options and more. Work Inc encourages career advancement from within! 
The hourly rate is: $22.00/hr. 
 
Minimum requirements:

• Fluent in American Sign Language
• Must be at least 18 years old.
• Possession of a valid driver's license and acceptable driving record.
• High School diploma.

Interested parties to email resume with cover letter detailing academic qualifications, work plus any volunteer experience to Elizabeth Metcalf at [email protected].  
WORK INC is an equal employment opportunity employer and encourages individuals with disabilities and Veterans to apply. 
Please contact 617-691-1506 if you require any assistance in responding to this advertisement.

Minimum requirements:

• Fluent in American Sign Language
• Must be at least 18 years old.
• Possession of a valid driver's license and acceptable driving record.
• High School diploma.
• Experience working with individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities a plus.