Community Support Specialist (PT)
The Community Support Specialist (CSS), working under the supervision of the Lead Community Support Specialist, provides community independent living services to the deaf, deaf-blind and hard of hearing individuals with developmental disabilities or mental illness. Other responsibilities include working with a team of service providers in the identification and provision of community based support and education services in accordance to consumers individualized service plan.  This is a part-time position.High regard and habit in support of consumer confidentiality measures to keep participant information secure to build participant trust.Effective people-relations skills to provide services that are non-judgmental, supportive and comfortable for program participants.Familiarity with local, state, and national resources for deaf, deaf-blind and the hearing loss population.Familiarity with deaf culture, mental health and developmental disability services, independent living and employment needs for deaf, deaf-blind, speech-impaired and hard of hearing individuals.Favorable competencies in essential job-specific skills: team work, supervision, public speaking, accurate knowledge of subject matter, organization of program records and resources, and networking.
Title: Community Support Specialist (PT)
Salary: None
Description: The Community Support Specialist (CSS), working under the supervision of the Lead Community Support Specialist, provides community independent living services to the deaf, deaf-blind and hard of hearing individuals with developmental disabilities or mental illness. Other responsibilities include working with a team of service providers in the identification and provision of community based support and education services in accordance to consumers individualized service plan.  This is a part-time position.High regard and habit in support of consumer confidentiality measures to keep participant information secure to build participant trust.Effective people-relations skills to provide services that are non-judgmental, supportive and comfortable for program participants.Familiarity with local, state, and national resources for deaf, deaf-blind and the hearing loss population.Familiarity with deaf culture, mental health and developmental disability services, independent living and employment needs for deaf, deaf-blind, speech-impaired and hard of hearing individuals.Favorable competencies in essential job-specific skills: team work, supervision, public speaking, accurate knowledge of subject matter, organization of program records and resources, and networking.
Requirements: Associate experience, High School or equivalent education
Fraudulent: No