About the role
Job Coaches Witco is currently seeking job coaches to provide on the job support and mentorship to people with disabilities at their places of employment. Part time - evenings. Witco is a nonprofit human services organization dedicated to creating opportunities to empower individuals with disabilities. We are dedicated to our mission of helping people with disabilities find career success and fulfillment. Job support professionals work with people with disabilities at their job site to provide skills training with job tasks and interpersonal skills necessary to acquire and maintain community employment. Assist with job skill development through positive reinforcement and encourage independence by prompting and redirecting. Advocate to promote inclusion, encourage attitudes and behaviors that enhance community inclusion. Promote physical and emotional well-being. This is a great job for people looking for career development opportunities in the human service field or to gain experience working for a nonprofit. Full-time benefits include 100% company paid health, dental, vision, life insurance; vacation; sick and holiday pay. We also offer a company match 401K retirement, long-term disability, and mileage reimbursement. Find success and fulfillment while you help people from every walk of life reach their highest level of independence. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or veteran status. EOE/M/F/Vet/Disability. Must complete an obtain clearance for criminal history, with fingerprinting, employment references, and pre-hire drug screen required.
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