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To be the Health Center Assistant Nurse for Star Lake camp; supervise health and cleanliness standards; work with the Health Center Manager/Registered Nurse, Camp Director and staff; and help provide adequate physical health conditions for all.
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Responsible for coordination and implementation of in-house programming, including assessments, goal planning, evaluation of daily progress, monthly resident reviews, monitoring recreational programs, seeking community resources, maintaining trip log for van use. Making independent judgments using discretion for the benefit if the individual. The Assistant Program Manager will ensure the Individuals receive the highest standard of services required and their day to day needs are met as well as ensuring that all services are being followed as written in the Individual’s Plans. The Assistant Program Manager must be able to travel, have good writing skills, articulate and be an aggressive advocate.
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The Cook Aide/Helper shall perform his/her general duties under the supervision of the corps officer, and when assigned to food service responsibilities, under the supervision of the cook. The helper performs functions related to food service and the maintenance of kitchen supplies.
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The steel pan instructor is responsible for tuning, instructing classes and training GAINS after school participants interested in the techniques in playing the steel pan. Work is performed and scheduled in accordance with plans and programs outlined by the corps officer and the GAINS administration. The steel pan instructor is also required to perform non-instructional duties in order to promote the maintenance of facilities and equipment necessary for program operations.
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Program Coordinator should have a comprehensive knowledge of community resources, OPWDD regulations, and related fiscal issues, have a thorough knowledge of the individual’s personal goals, preferences, and needs. Program Manager will assist the Assistant Director and Director of Developmental Disabilities Services of The Salvation Army Greater New York Division in the overall administration of the program. The Program Manager will ensure the individuals receive the highest standard of services required. They will ensure that all services are coordinated and implemented as needed through the individual’s plans. Program Manager must be able to travel, have good writing skills, articulate and be an aggressive advocate.
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The Montclair Corps in the NJ Division is seeking an Outreach Program Coordinator. This role will be responsible for developing an After School and Summer Day Camp Program. The Outreach Program Coordinator will lead the Corps in securing an After School and Day Camp Program License. The Outreach Coordinator will also assist the Corps with to increase community awareness, funding, volunteers and support.
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The Corps Program Assistant/GAINS Music Instructor primary responsibility is to give oversight as directed by the Corps Officer for The Salvation Army programming and assist with administrative duties at the Bushwick Corps. In addition, this position also will teach music lessons in various music types, such as vocal, piano, drums and brass within the GAINS After School Program.
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The Direct Support Professional works directly with persons being served in program activities, both in the home and in the community. When functioning as Medical Assistant is directly accountable to the R.N for duties specific to medical domains as described. Direct Support Professional has the overall responsibility for the direct care and development of each individual by providing assistance and training in skills attainment.
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Teaching Artists will be responsible for creating a fun, safe, and joyful atmosphere for students to thrive in. They will strive to make each child feel like an asset while communicating the musical and social missions of the program. Evaluations will be conducted by the Director, and professional training will be conducted each year by distinguished outside consultants and other specialists in the field.
Hours:
Monday – Tuesday 4:00 – 6:00 PM
Wednesday Thursday – 3:00 – 5:00 PM
One Saturday a month - 9:00 AM – Noon
Special Performances when necessary
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Under the direct supervision of the corps officer, the cook is primarily responsible for preparing and serving all meals in the center (GAINS After School Program, UYL Middle School Program, Summer Camp & Soup Kitchen), and for maintaining the kitchen in a sanitary and efficient condition. Additionally, the cook is responsible for the supervision and training of other staff or volunteers assigned to kitchen. The food service cook will carry out the following functions in accordance with the work schedule provided by the corps officer.
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The Salvation Army is hiring!
The Geneva Corps is seeking a part-time Office Assistant to provide adminstrative assistant to the Corps Officers and support delivery of social services programs to the local community. This position is 25 hours per week.
Part-time employees working over 20 hours/week are eligible for many of The Salvation Army's great benefits, including:
- Generous paid time off that includes holidays, vacation and sick time
- Employer funded pension plan (company contributions begin after one year of employment)
- Spring and Verizon Wireless discounts
- Eligibility for supplemental insurance programs, such as short-term disability, AFLAC, and term life insurance.
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The Youth Ministries Coordinator will deliver passionate and professional ministry to children, teens, young adults and their families, maintaining relationships, taking advantage of his/her excellent relational abilities. To create Christian education and music programming. To conduct an ongoing influencing evangelical ministry with the specific goal of leading children, teens and young adults to salvation through faith in Jesus Christ, making the most of every appropriate opportunity
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The Program Assistant to Kids Café programs is responsible for the successful operation of the After-school and summer day camp program. He/She recruits children and volunteer from nearby colleges and High Schools to assist with reading and math. He/She will also train and manage them and ensure a quality program. This position is requires acknowledgement of The Salvation Army Mission.
Hours: 25 Hours/ week (Monday- Friday, 1:30pm to 6:30 pm.) Additional hours for Corps Cadet Class, planning or special projects may request from the Corps Officer.
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