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[full-time] Home Share Opportunity (Langley) at Jobs in Vancouver

2011-12-13 20:54:34

Location: Vancouver
Description:

HOME SHARE OPPORTUNITY

We Are. . .

The COMMUNITY LIVING SOCIETY (CLS), an innovative, non-profit organization dedicated to serving people with developmental disabilities. We have been serving individuals with disabilities since 1978 to live full, productive and meaningful lives. This service philosophy gives the Community Living Society the opportunity to be a leader in providing innovative, quality residential and vocational services, which allow people to reach their greatest potential. We have over 450 employees and serve over 260 individuals throughout the Lower Mainland.

What I’m looking for. . .

A family home in Langley that is close to a frequent transit route. A separate suite or living space would be ideal.

You have. . .

Experience working with people with developmental disabilities, mental health issues, behavioural challenges and/or high medical needs. Some related work experience or post secondary education is an asset, such as formal education in the areas of support worker training and life skills instruction. An ability to learn body language and other augmentative communication as well as consistency in behavioural support is required. Being energetic and role-modeling a healthy, positive lifestyle is required as well as being responsible, flexible, respectful and sensitive and having a sense of humour. Excellent communication skills, (written, oral and interpersonal) are essential for becoming a home share provider.

Desired skills and abilities include: teaching, guiding and coaching skills; crisis prevention and intervention; knowledge of mental health issues; medication administration; health care skills; ability to instruct on daily living, and personal care.

Please submit:

A resume and cover letter describing your family, your home and the space you have available and the community you live in. Please respond to this message with an email or fax your information to 604-451-5708.

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[full-time] Shelter Resource Worker (Downtown East Side) at Jobs in Vancouver

2011-12-13 20:54:01

Location: Vancouver
Description:

NOTICE: JOB POSTING #091 DOWNTOWN SHELTER

POSITION: SHELTER RESOURCE WORKER — 1 Temporary Full-Time
(Position available immediate until incumbent returns.)

SALARY: $18.39 per hours to start. Positions are covered by the Health Community Sector Collective Agreement (BCGEU).

PROBATIONARY/TRIAL PERIOD: Shall be 3 months/488 hours in length with reviews held at the mid and end point of the Period. Conditional on satisfactory service, the employee shall be confirmed in the position until the term ends. Unsatisfactory reviews shall end the employment.

HOURS AND DAYS OF WORK: Will work rotating shifts between midnight, days and afternoons. Days of rest shall be consecutive. Position works Sunday through Thursday. Start times may vary between 07:00 to 23:30 hrs. Shifts are 7.25 hours in length. Full-time work a 36.25 hr week. Schedule may change with two weeks’ notice.

JOB DESCRIPTION: Shelter Resource Workers are the front line staff working within a 24 hour, 7 day-a-week emergency shelter for adult homeless men and women who cope with a wide variety of problems (eg. mental illness, addictions, etc.) and have few if any housing options. The Shelter Resource Worker carries out a variety of duties related to the operation of the shelter including accepting referrals based on predetermined criteria, intaking and orienting guests, providing support that meets the needs of clients entering the shelter including but not limited to the provision of food, clothing and support towards the resolutions of issues that have rendered them homeless. The Shelter Resource Worker deals with the public, other service agencies and professionals involved in the support of the clientele.

JOB DUTIES: As posted, in brief; to provide support, supervision and aid to distressed/disoriented/disabled adults, to accept referrals; identify and share information on a variety of Lookout or external resources. Refers guests to services, interviews and provides with the basic necessities ensuring a safe and supportive environment for all; complete the required paper work to do above; maintain statistical data; support tenants/volunteers/anyone coming for assistance, and aid in the training/upgrading of staff including casuals.

QUALIFICATIONS: Minimum Grade 12 plus two years recent related experience or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience. Must have current Standard First Aid Certificate, Crisis Intervention Skills training an asset. Demonstrated knowledge/familiarity with related resources such as Mental Health System, Welfare System, and Addiction Support organizations. Demonstrated suitability to work with disadvantaged and challenging adults in a diverse environment. Demonstrated ability to work independently. Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing. Demonstrated physical/mental ability to perform the duties of the job. Demonstrated ability to deal with others effectively. Demonstrated ability to operate related equipment. Demonstrated ability to provide work direction and to understand and maintain client/worker boundaries. A minimum of two years sobriety is required if substance misuse a past problem. The job functions require a reasonably high degree of confidentiality and concentrated mental and written attention. Limited external work may occur. The job duties are complex and may have a few disagreeable factors. Use of an automobile may at times be useful. This position is team oriented.

CLOSING DATE; Applications will be accepted until 17:00 hours, December 14, 2011. All applications are to include a cover letter and resume with the Job Posting number by email to: info@lookoutsociety.ca or fax to 604-255-0790 to Administration Office at 429 Alexander St. Vancouver, BC V6A 1C6. Only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. NO PHONE INQUIRIES PLEASE.

THIS POSITION IS OPEN TO MALE AND FEMALE APPLICANTS
HIRING IS SUBJECT TO CRIMINAL HISTORY CHECK

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[full-time] Community Project Coordinator (Downtown Vancouver) at Jobs in Vancouver

2011-12-13 20:53:16

Location: Vancouver
Description:

MPACTBC is looking for an innovative and experienced project coordinator to develop and coordinate projects that enhance self -management of patients in British Columbia. Specifically, the successful candidate will play a lead role in the development and delivery of a project aimed at strengthening communication skills between patients and health care providers. In addition, the project coordinator will undertake an environmental scan of self-management programs in other jurisdictions and explore their adaptability for use in BC. The project coordinator will be committed to and experienced in principles of community and educational development. Please see www.impactbc.ca and www.patientvoices.ca

Self management is one component of the Patient Voices Network established by ImpactBC, in collaboration with Patients as Partners, Ministry of Health Services. The Community Project Coordinator works closely with other Patient Voices Network team members and reports directly to the Program Manager.

Responsibilities:
• Develop and coordinate a community based program that enhances communication between patients and health care providers
• Research and determine new opportunities and delivery methods that promote patient self- management to support the Integrated Primary and Community Care initiatives in BC
• Develop the educational design for new projects including needs assessment, content design and development, and program evaluation
• Liaise with diverse stakeholders including levels of government, health authorities, NGOs, universities and patients to strengthen the program development process
• Design and produce educational resources and materials that support patient self-management
• Assess and evaluate the usability and effectiveness of programs
• Other duties as assigned

Qualifications:
• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field and minimum 5 years experience in community and/or educational development, or an equivalent combination of education and experience
• Demonstrated experience developing and coordinating community based, adult learning programs
• Knowledge of BC’s health care system, including self management
• Research capabilities and ability to review and synthesize key source material e.g. scientific literature, policy reports
• Excellent communications skills — verbal and written
• Demonstrated ability to develop program related resource materials
• Knowledge of and commitment to health literacy principles
• Exceptional facilitation and public presentation skills, and knowledge of adult education models
• Experience in program measurement and evaluation
• Exceptional interpersonal skills and demonstrated abilities to work with diverse communities
• Excellent time management skills and ability to work independently and as part of a team

This position is a 3 month contract position of 21 hrs/week, commencing January 2012. The position is based at the ImpactBC offices at 800 1281 West Georgia Street, Vancouver.
Please note that only those already entitled to work in Canada legally and permanently need apply.

Application deadline is Thursday December 15, 2011
Cover letter and resumes to be submitted via email jobs@impactbc.ca
No phone calls please. We thank all applicants however only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

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[full-time] Looking for a live-in Caregiver (South Surrey) at Jobs in Vancouver

2011-12-13 20:51:23

Location: Vancouver
Description:

Im looking to hire someone that will live in the same home with 2 fetal alcohol syndrome clients.
One client is not comfortable with male workers, so older females encouraged to apply.
You must enjoy being active and getting out in the community going swimming, beach, park, library, and shopping.
If you enjoy cooking, baking, crafts and being creative you would be a great match.
You will have your own room and have two days off during the week.
On the two days off you will have the home to yourself to do as you please.
This is on a salary basis and pays $2000 dollars a month and includes your room and board, and utilities.
We are looking for someone responsible and able to set boundaries when needed.
Must have your own reliable car and drivers license to apply for this position.
CPR, Criminal Record check, and 3 million liability on insurance will be required once hired on.
The home is located in south surrey by 19th/King George.
Email: Cover letter and resume

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[full-time] PVN Aboriginal Liaison (Downtown Vancouver) at Jobs in Vancouver

2011-12-13 20:50:32

Location: Vancouver
Description:

IMPACTBC (Impact Health Improvement Action Society of BC) is looking for an experienced community developer to craft an Aboriginal inclusion strategy for the province-wide Patient Voices Network. The aim of the strategy is to engage and support Aboriginal citizens to participate in primary healthcare system changes at the local, regional and provincial levels. Please visit www.impactbc.ca and www.patientvoices.ca

The Aboriginal Liaison will demonstrate a leadership style that emphasizes a collaborative approach and will have strong interpersonal skills to be comfortable working at all levels of the primary healthcare system. The successful candidate will relish new challenges and bring innovative and pragmatic solutions to development of the Network.
The Aboriginal Liaison works closely with other Patient Voices Network team members and is supervised by the Program Manager.

Responsibilities:
• Develop and implement an Aboriginal inclusion strategy to recruit and sustain participation of Aboriginal participants in the Network using community development strategies
• Assist in building the capacity of staff and stakeholder partners to recruit, orient and support Aboriginal patients to engage in local and provincial patient engagement opportunities
• Assist in the development and facilitation of an Aboriginal specific orientation session and/or increase the cultural inclusivity of general orientation sessions and skill building opportunities
• Liaise with diverse stakeholders including levels of government, health authorities, NGOs, universities
• Advise on creating engagement opportunities more inclusive of Aboriginal patients
• Speak on behalf of and represent the Patient Voices Network at appropriate meetings, conferences, forums etc
• Assist in developing and coordinating learning sessions on Aboriginal culture, communities and health issues
• Assist in establishing a continuing support system for Aboriginal patients to stay engaged and enthusiastic in their roles
• Maintain accurate records and assist in program evaluation
• Contribute content, news and events to newsletter and website
• Perform other duties as assigned

Qualifications:
• University degree in a relevant discipline e.g. community development, social work, health management, or an equivalent combination of education and experience
• At least 5 years experience preferably in a health related discipline and/or non-profit organization
• In-depth knowledge of and demonstrated experience working within Aboriginal communities
• Knowledge of primary health care and developments in Aboriginal health care in BC, an asset
• Demonstrated ability to build relationships with diverse stakeholders including senior administrators and health professionals
• Exceptional facilitation and public presentation skills and knowledge of adult education models
• Energetic, positive style that can motivate patients/citizens to become engaged and sustain their commitment
• Exceptional interpersonal skills and demonstrated abilities to work with diverse communities
• Knowledge of and commitment to health literacy principles
• Demonstrated ability to pro-actively manage time, prioritize multiple tasks, work under pressure and meet rapid and competing deadlines
• Valid BC Driver’s License and a satisfactory driving record, and access to a reliable vehicle is essential
• Work requires a willingness to work a flexible schedule with possible travel within BC
• Ability to actively participate in agency meetings and adhere to all program and agency policies and procedures
• Able to perform other related duties as required

This position is a part-time contract position of 21 hrs/week. The position is based at the ImpactBC offices at 800 — 1281 West Georgia Street, Vancouver.
Please note that only those already entitled to work in Canada legally and permanently need apply.

Application deadline is Thursday, December 15, 2011
No phone calls please. Cover letter and resumes to be submitted via email to jobs@impactbc.ca
We thank all applicants however only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

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[full-time] Job Search Facilitator at Jobs in Vancouver

2011-12-13 20:49:45

Location: Vancouver
Description:

Job Posting Number: 1162
Job Title: Job Search Facilitator
Department: Career Services
Classification: Temporary Part-Time until April 30, 2012
(17.5 hours per week)
Salary Range: Grid Level 14 ($20.39 to 23.98 per hour)
Reports to: Managers, Career Services
Start Date: ASAP

We are seeking applications for a Part-Time Job Search Facilitator for the Project Work program in our Career Services department.

The successful candidate will have exceptional verbal and written communication skills, knowledge of the labour market and various resources such as career training programs, professional/ trade associations and experience in facilitating job search workshops for a diverse client group. You will be responsible to assist unemployed immigrants in their search for employment. This encompasses assessing participants for program eligibility, determining their assets, barriers, skills, education, experience, motivation and employment readiness. You will facilitate all components of the program and work with a strong team in meeting employment deliverables.

You are a Certified Job Club Leader and possess post-secondary education as a Career Practitioner/Employment Counsellor as well you have experience in Adult Education and/or Employment Programs. You have knowledge of immigrant settlement issues with a strong cross-cultural competency. Proficiency in a second language is considered an asset. Experience in community based non-profit organizations and computer skills are essential.

Please note that a vehicle is required for this position, as on occasion, the Job Search Facilitator will promote programs to the external community.

If you are interested in this position, please send a cover letter and resume by 12:00 noon, Tuesday December 6, 2011.

Sandra Olson
Manager, Career Services
DIVERSEcity Community Resources Society #1107-7330 137th St.
Surrey, BC V3W 1A3

Or via e-mail to:
fagda@dcrs.ca
Or by fax to 604-590-2743

DIVERSEcity is an equal opportunity employer. This posting is open to male and female applicants and requires union membership.

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[full-time] NOT REAL. CLASS ASSIGNMENT (NO WHERE) at Jobs in Vancouver

2011-12-13 20:49:03

Location: Vancouver
Description:

Prime minister Wanted

Country: Canada

Description: Lead the Canadain Government

Role: Lead Canadian Government. Lead Federal party. Appoint judges, ambassadors, and other executives. Direct role not stated by law nor constitution.

Job stream: Full time for (max) 5 years

Pay (annual): $317,574

Must be voted in and pay for own campaigne
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Governor General

Description: Head of state in Canada and abroad

Role: Commander and Chief, Representative of the Queen

Job stream: Full time (max) 5-7 years

Pay: http://www.parl.gc.ca/Parlinfo/compilations/GovernorGeneral/GovernorGeneral_Salaries.aspx

Must be appointed by Queen

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[full-time] Behavioural Interventionist -- Youth and Adults - at Jobs in Vancouver

2011-12-13 20:48:05

Location: Vancouver
Description:

Job posting: Residential Care Giver
Working with challenging Youth with Autism
Location: North Vancouver
Agency: Hollyburn Family Services
Position: Casual

Essential Skills:

Strong written and oral communication, working with others
Problem solving
Have experience with children with challenging behavior
Decision making
Critical thinking, planning and organizing, significant use of memory, finding information
Continuous learning
Experience with ABA
Experience with Challenging Youth with Autism
Out going
Passionate and Caring
Current Drivers Licence

Job description:
Provide academic tutoring
Take an active, participating interest in the youth’s school life, life-skill program and all other programs and interests
Provide youth with the optimum level of care possible
Demonstrate care for the youth and sensitivity to his/her needs , promote the overall development of the youth to meet his/her personal needs (physical, emotional, spiritual, social and educational) at all times
Encourage and assist the youth’s involvement in the community
Promote the development, growth, self-worth and sense of belonging of the youth to know where they are at all times
Ensure their safety

Please address your cover letter and resume to Laura McFarland at lmcfarland@hollyburn.ca

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[full-time] Job Coach/Trainer (Temporary Full-Time) Surrey/Newton at AWARE Society

2011-12-02 16:42:57

Location: Surrey
URL: http://www.awaresociety.bc.ca

Description:

Summary:
AWARE SOCIETY requires a Temporary F/T Job Coach/Trainer for Job Options BC Program in Surrey/Newton for a period of 12 Weeks commencing early Jan 2012 through to March 2012.

Location – Surrey/Newton, Hours of Work: 37.5 hrs/week

Job Options BC Program assists non-EI, multi-barriered unemployed participants 18 years of age or older to improve employability and secure employment through group training workshops, one-to-one coaching and work experience placements. Job Coach/Trainers are responsible to recruit/assess program participants, deliver group training sessions, provide one-to-one coaching, assist participants to secure work experience placements, engage in employer marketing/recruitment, and provide on-going support both on and off-site.

Details:

Provide modular workshops to improve employability (life/employability
Assist job-ready clients to research and secure work experience placements

Utilize peer support and group dynamics to inform and motivate participants
Interview and assess unemployed individuals, identifying barriers to
Provide constant participant supervision, encouragement, support and follow- up

Conduct meetings with employers to create training plans and complete
Assist in the development and distribution of public relations material
Recruit participants for AWARE SOCIETY’s Job Options BC

Secure work placements for program participants which includes work-

related travel

Qualifications:

Certified Career Practitioner, minimum two years experience

Experience in facilitation, employment counselling, and work experience
Must have job development experience
Knowledge of the Surrey labour market

Work-related travel during work hours requires a vehicle and current drivers

license

Please Note – This position has been designated by AWARE SOCIETY as requiring a criminal record review prior to the applicant being employed in this capacity. Certain police records may preclude appointment to this vacancy.

Apply:
Please submit cover letter and resume
Re: Job Coach/Trainer – Surrey/Newton to:
dhanson@awaresociety.bc.ca
Attention: AWARE SOCIETY Job Options BC Program Manager.

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[full-time] Home Share Opportunity (Abbotsford) at Jobs in Vancouver

2011-11-28 02:28:49

Location: Vancouver
Description:

HOME SHARE OPPORTUNITY

We Are. . .

What I’m looking for. . .

A family home in Abbotsford with a separate suite or living space would be ideal. I am looking for a family who would enjoy helping me reach my goals, teach me life skills and assist me to become more independent.

You have. . .

Please submit:

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