
When you get a call, you can be the one to make someone’s day better
Do you have a big heart, a little extra time, and a desire to make a difference in others’ lives?
As an on-call substitute in Adapted Services (TT), you’re more than just an extra resource. You’re an important source of support, a reassuring presence, and someone who helps create positive experiences and a sense of mastery in the daily lives of people with various support needs.
With us, you’ll have a flexible, meaningful job. You choose when you’re available to work, while gaining valuable experience, working with great colleagues, and enjoying a workday where no two days are exactly alike.
We provide services in several group homes with diverse resident groups and varying support needs. This is a joint job posting for several of our housing facilities, and we’re looking for someone who can step in when needed. Several of the facilities also use long shifts on both weekdays and weekends.
We think you’d be a great fit with us if you:
Does this sound like you?
Then we hope you’ll apply!
Applications are reviewed on an ongoing basis, and we’ll contact you if you’re a good fit for the position.
Sometimes it only takes one person to make a big difference. Maybe that’s you?
Your responsibilities will include providing practical assistance and guidance in daily life, as well as working purposefully on environmental initiatives that support the users’ development and well-being. You will participate in and assist with recreational activities such as horseback riding, swimming, skiing, gym workouts, and other activities that the residents wish to take part in.
The job also involves documenting activities in the Gerica system in a professional and accurate manner. In addition, you are expected to contribute to good cooperation with family members and other partners, and to help create safe and positive relationships around the clients.
We are seeking students in social care, nursing, or other relevant 3-year health, social work, or education programs. In addition, healthcare workers and others with experience and an interest in working with people with developmental disabilities are encouraged to apply.
All positions require the submission of a valid police clearance certificate in accordance with Section 5-4 of the Health and Care Services Act prior to starting the position. A driver’s license is also required, and a copy of the license must be submitted before starting work.
We are looking for YOU—someone who is caring, has a positive attitude, and shows respect for the users of our services. You are stable and reliable in your daily work and approach tasks with enthusiasm, a positive attitude, and a willingness to contribute. You collaborate well with others, are flexible when the situation requires it, and handle changes in a positive manner.
Personal suitability will be emphasized.
We offer a professionally stimulating and supportive work environment with varied tasks and opportunities for both personal and professional growth. You’ll be part of a positive and pleasant work environment with dedicated and skilled colleagues, and you’ll receive the necessary training and guidance to feel confident in your role. The work involves rotating shifts, including day, evening, and weekend shifts.
Salary is determined in accordance with applicable central and local agreements. In accordance with the municipality’s salary policy, students enrolled in at least a 3-year program in social care or nursing are guaranteed a higher salary upon presentation of documentation.
Appointment is otherwise subject to the terms set forth in laws, regulations, and collective bargaining agreements, including membership in a pension plan in accordance with applicable agreements. Prior to starting employment, you must submit verified information regarding your tuberculosis/tuberculin status and MRSA status on the form provided with the job offer.