a Shared Living Provider! Summary The Shared Living program at Woodfords Family Services is continuing to grow and is looking for new Shared Living Providers! As a Shared Living Provider, you will serve a significant role in promoting the development, inclusivity, and well-being of an individual with intellectual disabilities by welcoming them to live with you in YOUR home!
In doing so, you become the primary caregiver that provides direct support in various areas of development including: education, employment, community access, family inclusion, independent living skills (meal preparation, medication administration, etc. ). Key Highlights: Flexible Schedule - Work from home or work
another job, many families do! Access to a supportive care team and resources 24/7! Join a community of other shared living providers to connect, correspond, and gather support from!
Training reimbursement opportunities! Generous tax-free stipend PLUS additional reimbursements for room & board! Requirements This is a full-time, independently contracted position through Woodfords Family Services. To be eligible, candidates must pass background checks, home inspection, and meet the minimum qualifications: Must currently reside in Maine AND have a spare bedroom High School Diploma or Equivalent Valid Driver's License Personal vehicle with current auto insurance Ability to complete and maintain
all required trainings Who We Are Woodfords Family Services is a nonprofit organization that's been committed to the support and inclusion of people with special needs and their families in Maine communities for over 55 years!
Today, the organization provides an array of clinical, behavioral health and educational programs to more than 2,000 children, youth and adults living with autism, developmental disabilities, intellectual disabilities and/or mental health diagnoses across the state of Maine. Come and join our mission in supporting the inclusion of people with special needs and their families in Maine communities! But wait.I still have Questions! Becoming a Shared Living Provider is a unique and rewarding opportunity for you to open your doors to someone in need.
We know that doesn't come without questions and even hesitations. The team at Woodfords is available to help answer and walk you through the process from the start; however, here are a few of our most asked questions to get you familiarized! 1. Do I have to own a home to participate in Shared Living? No! While there are specific requirements and qualifications to determine your eligibility, you do not need to own your current residence. 2. Who determines the placement? Ultimately, you and the consumer decide if placement is a good match.
We understand the commitment becoming a shared living provider is, and so we take as little or as long to ensure the match is right fit for everyone! 3. Can I work another job and still be a shared living provider? Of course! Every family's needs look a little different and we know many people work other jobs. Although being a provider does require a level of flexibility, we take your availability into consideration during the intake process. 4. Can I become a Shared Living Provider for my adult child? Absolutely! Contact us to learn more about how you can receive support to care for your loved one in your own home.
Ready to begin your career as a Shared Living Provider or have questions on next steps? Contact us today to learn more! www. woodfords. org/shared-living/ Location: Androscoggin County Job Posted by Applicant Pro
tasks on The State of Maine Board of Nursing CNA skill list, as delegated by a licensed nurse. This position provides support that enables an individual to live in and be a part of their community. It also provides active treatment according to the ICF/IID Regulations and individual PCP.
This role assists individuals with managing safe and responsible behavior, communication, and utilizing coping skills. The Activities Technician teaches a variety of skills as identified in the Person-Centered Plan (PCP) under the direction of the QIDP, and provides positive role modeling. They assist individuals with interpersonal skills, and the development of family relationships, peer relationships,
and community relations. This position enhances personal development by supporting individuals in personal activities and opportunities that enrich their lives. In cooperation with the DT, DTC, and dietary staff the Activities Tech coordinates events and activities.
Robust Benefits Package: Health Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance Retirement Account with Matching Contribution (after one year of service) Identity Theft Insurance Pet Insurance BENEFITS MAY INCLUDE: Flexibility of Schedules Career Advancement Opportunities Tuition Reimbursement (up to $2000 annually) Generous Paid Time Off Verizon & Sprint Cell Phone Discounts Opportunity for Same Day Pay DUTIES:
Please see attached job description. QUALIFICATIONS: High school diploma or G.
E. D and CNA certification must be obtained within the first 6 months of employment (Spurwink will be sponsoring a class this Fall). Must complete CDS curriculum within the first six months of employment. It is required that she/he will participate in designated in-service training programs and ongoing training is required. Basic computer/word processing skills are required. Valid Maine driver's license. Previous experience working with developmentally disabled adults. Spurwink considers the health and safety of its clients, staff, contractors, and the community to be its highest priority.
Spurwink is working closely with the CDC, DHHS, DOE, CDS, and other partners to operate in the manner that is safest for all while also providing essential behavioral health services. Spurwink is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
