Community Engagement Professional

Job Details Job Location: Dekalb, IN Position Type: Part Time Education Level: High School Salary Range: $16.25 - $16.25 Travel Percentage: Up to 50% Job Shift: Any Job Category: Health Care Overview This is a fantastic position for anyone interested in working in the health care or social work fields. We welcome current or former Caregivers, CNAs, and DSPs as well as caring individuals without previous, formal experience! We promote from within and many of our administrators, directors, and managers started with AID in entry level positions. Seeking Community Engagement staff to work with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in their family homes and out in the community. Hours Community engagement staff may work up to 10 hour shifts per the family's schedule. Shifts may be scheduled any day of the week. You may work with multiple families, and driving from one home to the next is possible. Benefits Full‑time benefits include health, life, dental, and vision insurance as well as 401(k) match. Referral bonuses, Employee of the Month ($100), and House of the Month ($75 per person) bonuses are offered to all staff. Training All training and certification is provided and paid for by AID of Indiana. You’ll be on the clock as soon as you start training. Pay $16.25 per hour. Locations We have offices in Fort Wayne and Muncie but provide services to individuals throughout Indiana. Available positions vary based on location. Company Commitment AID of Indiana is committed to excellence in all services provided. We are locally owned and operated out of our Fort Wayne HQ and value and support our employees, always hiring from within when possible. We pride ourselves on providing excellent care and a positive environment for employees. Qualifications 18 years or older. High School Diploma or GED. Valid Driver's License. Previous experience preferred. Skills Required Compassionate, reliable, and able to work independently. Assisting the client with "light" house cleaning, meal prep, community activity, teaching life skills. Potentially including help with ADLs (activities of daily living) such as bathing, dressing, and other hygiene tasks. #J-18808-Ljbffr AID of Indiana