Title: Facilitator / Instructor (In Location Services) – Luzerne/Schuylkill Opioid Grant
Classification: Non-Exempt
Salary $42,000-45,000/year
Do you have a passion for making a difference in someone’s life? Are you looking for an opportunity to use your skills, experience and empathetic nature to work for a progressive, forward-thinking and family-owned company where creativity is encouraged? Are you goal driven? Then the Facilitator position is for you! We are seeking a dynamic and team-oriented individual to join our spirited team.
The Facilitator/Instructor will work with individuals affected by the opioid epidemic by providing in-location services/instruction, maintaining a classroom conducive to learning, facilitating successful participant engagement and learning, and modeling positive and professional behavior.
· Build a professional one-on-one working relationship with participants to aid in eliminating challenges that are hindrances to obtaining and retaining employment, including assessment, individualized attention and coordination
· Help team to recruit a minimum of 100 participants enroll in the program
· Work directly in approved rehabilitation centers to provide services related to removing barriers to employment
· Refer customers directly to the PA CareerLink® for post rehabilitation services as part of their treatment plan
· Responsible for participation tracking and monitoring data entry into CWDS in accordance with activity codes and barrier identification and resolution
· Create and maintain an environment that promotes opportunities for customers to hope for the future, accept themselves, and provides tools for facing adversity
· Provide referred customers with information on recover friendly employers in the region
· Ensure recording keeping of all customer outreach and contacts through internal tracking systems
· Implementing a structure and plan consistent with prescribed curriculum goals
· Maintaining an awareness of differences in individual learning styles and strengths
· Facilitate active learning
· Demonstrate an awareness and commitment to the balance of individual and group needs
· Demonstrate positive, pro-social interactions with participants, staff and community representatives
· Use language reflective of commitment to diversity; demonstrate cultural competence
· Model respect and professionalism across all situations
· Maintain timely and complete documentation, as prescribed
· Participate in required program and community meetings
· Collaborate effectively and communicate proactively with staff and participants
· Other opportunities as available
· Experience in training, education or career development
· Able to interact with a wide variety of individuals and demonstrate a positive professional attitude
· Experience in a team-oriented environment
· Bachelor’s Degree in business, education, training, human resources, liberal arts or related area is preferred
· Valid driver’s license and automobile require
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