Inglis · 1 day ago
Employment Specialist
Inglis is an organization that enables people with disabilities to achieve their goals and live life to the fullest. The Employment Specialist will assist individuals with disabilities in finding and retaining competitive employment, develop job leads, and deliver Pre-Employment Transition Services to students with disabilities. This role involves a variety of responsibilities including job coaching, advocacy, and collaboration with employers to ensure employment success.
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Responsibilities
Assisting individuals with disabilities in attaining and retaining competitive employment opportunities consistent with their vocational goals and within their community through job coaching, career assessments and evaluations
Developing community job leads
Supporting the launch and service delivery of a new Pre-Employment Transition Services program to students with disabilities ages 14-21
Assessing strength, abilities and identifying skills
Supporting the development of an individualized training/vocational goal plan
Training and preparing for competitive, integrated employment
Removing barriers to successful competitive employment through problem-solving, advocacy, and accessing other necessary services/supports
Working with supportive employment service recipients to develop an individualized training/vocational goal plan which includes training and other preparatory tasks for competitive, integrated employment
Providing job coaching as determined on an individual basis
Providing individualized follow-up supports to assist individuals in maintaining employment
Maintaining contact with employers/site managers to ensure job success and address concerns through a collaborative approach aimed towards continued employment success
Delivering Pre-Employment Transition Services within local schools for students with disabilities between the ages of 14-21, including delivery of Workplace Readiness Training, Work Based Learning, Job Exploration Counseling and Instruction in Self Advocacy
Providing outreach and engagement to community employers and hiring managers to cultivate ongoing relationships and job leads
Completing required documents and reports in a timely manner in accordance with program policies, procedures and regulations
Assisting with Inglis employment contracts by completing training as a Photo License Tech to support scheduling and job coaching for these positions as outlined by the requirements of PennDOT
Performing other job-related duties as assigned by program leadership
Qualification
Required
High School Diploma or General Equivalency Diploma required with at least two (2) years of experience working with individuals with disabilities
OR a bachelor's degree in social services, Vocational Rehabilitation and/or Human Resources and one (1) year working with individuals with disabilities
Possess Association of Community Rehabilitation Education (ACRE) certification or willingness to become a Certified Employment Support Professional (CESP) within 6 months of hire
Demonstrated ability to work independently in a mobile setting
Excellent computer skills and proficiency working with Microsoft Office Software – Excel, Outlook, Word
Ability to interface and communicate effectively with internal and external stakeholders related to functions of employment services
Excellent communication skills including listening, writing, and speaking
Strong interpersonal and empathy skills
Strong organizational skills
Valid PA driver's license with clean driving record
Preferred
One-year experience in transition and/or providing Pre-Employment Transition Services to students with disabilities, and /or working within an educational setting
Company
Inglis
Inglis provides skilled nursing and long-term care for people with disabilities.
Funding
Current Stage
Late StageRecent News
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2022-05-30
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