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Warrenton, Or, Us

Provide a customized one-on-one conversation to customers; review, assist with, or conduct basic registration; gather necessary information to determine customer needsProvide referrals to community resources and supportive service agencies for needed services and/or technical assistance as appropriateInterview a high volume of job seekers; determine job seeker's transferable skills, interests, and employment goals. Identify barriers to successful job search and explore possible solutions to remove the barriersAssist with application processes, documentation, and effective interviewing techniques. Gain and maintain familiarity with local employment needs in order to provide relevant job search support and assistance to jobseekersMake work-based opportunities available to customers in accordance with local area plans and investment strategies. Pursue On-The-Job Training (OJT) opportunities with employers and make appropriate OJT-related referrals for work-ready jobseekersConduct staff-assisted talent development workshops to teach essential skills for work readiness. Refer customers to attend talent development workshops and activities so they have the materials and skills to be successful during job interviews. Offer comprehensive business services through WSO centers that are aligned with local sector strategies and investment priorities.

Providing immobile, ill, or frail clients with assistance, company, and comfort.Administering medicine and treatments as prescribed by healthcare providers.Monitoring the physical, mental, and emotional conditions of clients and reporting changes to designated parties.Performing personal hygiene care and housekeeping duties.Preparing meals and assisting clients with eating and drinking.Assisting with the use of incontinence products or providing bathroom visit support.Running errands, including shopping for groceries and basic household items.Assisting clients from their beds into chairs or wheelchairs, and back.Accompanying clients on trips, such as medical appointments.Maintaining a clean, tidy, and safe environment.ConnectingWe work closely with our clients and their guardian or families, to get to know each person’s needs and understand their support requirements. We then connect families with direct support professionals who are a good match for them. Those we serve are children and adults with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. We provide the support which allows them to be successful at home, as well as in the community.We provide high level training, support and we maintain a culture that is all about our focus being on the families we serve to build long term relationships.ActivitiesWe pride ourselves on thinking outside the box and finding unique ways to meet the needs of each client. We support activities of daily living, outings, community events, education, life skills, and building confidence in their abilities.Long TermIt is our goal to develop a long term and meaningful relationship with those we support. We want to gain their trust through compassion, dependability and helping to create lasting memories.DSP's work directly with people who have intellectual or developmental disabilities. DSPs aim to assist people in realizing their full potential. They help people become integrated and engaged in their community.

Gearhart Oregon

Providing immobile, ill, or frail clients with assistance, company, and comfort.Administering medicine and treatments as prescribed by healthcare providers.Monitoring the physical, mental, and emotional conditions of clients and reporting changes to designated parties.Performing personal hygiene care and housekeeping duties.Preparing meals and assisting clients with eating and drinking.Assisting with the use of incontinence products or providing bathroom visit support.Running errands, including shopping for groceries and basic household items.Assisting clients from their beds into chairs or wheelchairs, and back.Accompanying clients on trips, such as medical appointments.Maintaining a clean, tidy, and safe environment.ConnectingWe work closely with our clients and their guardian or families, to get to know each person’s needs and understand their support requirements. We then connect families with direct support professionals who are a good match for them. Those we serve are children and adults with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. We provide the support which allows them to be successful at home, as well as in the community.We provide high level training, support and we maintain a culture that is all about our focus being on the families we serve to build long term relationships.ActivitiesWe pride ourselves on thinking outside the box and finding unique ways to meet the needs of each client. We support activities of daily living, outings, community events, education, life skills, and building confidence in their abilities.Long TermIt is our goal to develop a long term and meaningful relationship with those we support. We want to gain their trust through compassion, dependability and helping to create lasting memories.DSP's work directly with people who have intellectual or developmental disabilities. DSPs aim to assist people in realizing their full potential. They help people become integrated and engaged in their community.

Klamath Falls, Oregon, United States

Provides support to Case Management staff and the Director of the department.Indexes and creates authorizations in the appropriate software program. Works closely with RN Case Managers to ensure accurate and complete required documentation that meets risk management and regulatory requirements. Performs administrative tasks which include filing, scanning, database management, and data entry. Assists RN Case Managers with the coordination of medical services to ensure the delivery of high quality cost-effective healthcare services. Executes all duties in accordance with State and Federal requirements to achieve optimal outcomes for members. Assists with preparation of reports and spreadsheets. Prepares member correspondence and other writtencommunication as needed. Triages telephone calls and routes to appropriate staff as necessary. Proactively identifies and resolves issues to promote positive outcomes for members. Orders Durable Medical Equipment (DME) for drop shipping to members. Maintains and records DME inventory dispensed from the office. Promotes communication, both internally and externally, to enhance effectiveness of case management services. Maintains confidentiality and complies with HIPAA rules and regulations. Maintains punctual, regular and predictable attendance. Works collaboratively in a team environment with a spirit of cooperation.Prepare insurance claim forms or related documents, and review them for completeness.Calculate amount of claim.Post or attach information to claim file.Transmit claims for payment or further investigation.Contact insured or other involved persons to obtain missing information.Review insurance policy to determine coverage.Process and record new insurance policies and claims.Organize or work with detailed office or warehouse records, using computers to enter, access, search or retrieve data.

Klamath Falls, Oregon, United States

Case Managed Klamath and Lake County Foster Youth Independent Living Program with a case load of 45 youth in care and 15 adults under 24, who were receiving services, supports and monthly rental stipends.Piloted PeerUp! community based group along with transitional living program for Klamath and Lake county. PeerUp Klamath had 6 fully trained Peer support specialist with previous lived experience. Youths ages 11-18 began to engage and the program had 12-15 youths attend on average each week. Pilot programs were so successful that they have begun statewide rollout. The ILP caseworker helps youth who are, or were, in foster care to become self-sufficient adults. The ILP program helps gives an opportunity to learn valuable skills necessary to make a successful transition from state or tribal custody to living on your own in the community. ILP caseworker help lead foster youth to self sufficiency by providing multiple services. ILP caseworker determines program eligibility, as well as case noting, monthly reports, weekly life skills groups and monthly one on ones with the youth. ILP caseworker works to empower, encourage, and allow youth to move into adulthood with the knowledge and skills to become responsible and contributing members of their community.Independent Living Skill-Building Program - Provides training and classes to prepare youth to live independently.ILP Discretionary Funds - Flexible funding for various needs to assist youth to achieve goals for transition.Independent Living Housing Subsidy Program - Subsidy to help with housing for up to *30 months (after 12 months, the amount of assistance gradually decreases for the next 18 months, for a total of 30 months support for transitioning to living interdependently in the community).​Chafee Housing Program - Provides money for housing, based on need.​Chafee Education and Training Grant (ETG) - Provides funds for college or training

Klamath Falls, Oregon, United States

Work with individual children or small groups of children to reinforce skills initially introduced by the certified teacher.

Reno, Nevada, United States

Loyalton, California, United States

Providing immobile, ill, or frail clients with assistance, company, and comfort.Administering medicine and treatments as prescribed by healthcare providers.Monitoring the physical, mental, and emotional conditions of clients and reporting changes to designated parties.Performing personal hygiene care and housekeeping duties.Preparing meals and assisting clients with eating and drinking.Assisting with the use of incontinence products or providing bathroom visit support.Running errands, including shopping for groceries and basic household items.Assisting clients from their beds into chairs or wheelchairs, and back.Accompanying clients on trips, such as medical appointments.Maintaining a clean, tidy, and safe environment.ConnectingWe work closely with our clients and their guardian or families, to get to know each person’s needs and understand their support requirements. We then connect families with direct support professionals who are a good match for them. Those we serve are children and adults with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. We provide the support which allows them to be successful at home, as well as in the community.We provide high level training, support and we maintain a culture that is all about our focus being on the families we serve to build long term relationships.ActivitiesWe pride ourselves on thinking outside the box and finding unique ways to meet the needs of each client. We support activities of daily living, outings, community events, education, life skills, and building confidence in their abilities.Long TermIt is our goal to develop a long term and meaningful relationship with those we support. We want to gain their trust through compassion, dependability and helping to create lasting memories.DSP's work directly with people who have intellectual or developmental disabilities. DSPs aim to assist people in realizing their full potential. They help people become integrated and engaged in their community.