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 CURRENT OPENINGS

 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

We are currently seeking a dynamic, detail oriented,  full time administrative assistant for our new location which will be home to our Outpatient Therapy program as well as other programs that provide support to children and their families in their homes and communities. As the administrative assistant for this location, you will act as the front line of support for staff, clients/families and visitors ensuring a positive customer service experience for all who enter the office. Other responsibilities of this position include:

• Maintaining of database entry
• Handling of all mail
• Cancelling and rescheduling appointments as needed
• Making out Cash Receipts
• Ensuring that the lobby is neat and clean and an information is up to date

 

PRESCHOOL SERVICE MANAGER

Our special education preschool program, Bridges, is looking for an organized, dedicated, individual to add to our management team! You will oversee a small team of coordinators who work directly with student plans and data collection. You will also coordinate with community case managers to help families with the referral process, interview and hire classroom support teachers, and help schedule classroom staffing. Bachelor’s degree required, experience with the basic functions of Excel helpful.

 

QUALIFIED INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES PROFESSIONAL/BSN – FULL TIME

The QIDP/BSN oversees the care, skill building and social enrichment for all residents on shifts he or she supervises as outlined by the QIDP and Director of Nursing. The QIDP/BSN will work closely with the Director of Nursing, the QIDP, and the social services/activities coordinator. The QIDP/BSN is responsible to the residents served who live at the Elizabeth Levinson Center (ELC), their guardians and families, and the administrator for compliance with applicable Federal, State, and local laws following UCP/Elizabeth Levinson Center’s policies and procedures. Close cooperation and collaboration with the Director of Nursing, who directs the medical services, the QIDP, and medical staff at ELC is essential.

QUALIFICATIONS: 

• Bachelor of Science in Nursing
• One year experience working directly with people with intellectual disabilities
• Two years supervisory experience
• Ability to communicate information professionally in both verbal & written form
• Ability to work a flexible schedule
• Training experiences
• A valid state of Maine Driver’s license, reliable transportation with proof of registration and insurance and be willing to use his or her reliable transportation for work

HOME VISITOR – EARLY START DENVER MODEL

The Home Visitor will work with children aged 12 – 24 months with an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and will work within the child’s home. The Home Visitor will work in the Early Start Denver Model Program (ESDM) that is supported by the principles of Developmental Psychology and Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Teaching interventions are delivered within play-based, relationship focused routines. The ESDM curriculum is designed to address all areas of the child’s development using ABA based teaching strategies that involve interpersonal exchange and positive affect, shared engagement with real life materials and activities, adult responsiveness, increasing parent sensitivity to child cues, and focus on developing the child’s verbal an non-verbal communication skills. This position will work closely with the University of Maine personnel and Child Development Personnel and it is important to remain objective and client focused in these interactions.

Requirements: Driver’s License for a minimum of 3 years, minimum of 90 college credits to obtain Ed Tech III certification or a 282 certification.

 

 

YOUTH BEHAVIORAL COACH

UCP of Maine has an exciting new full time opportunity for a Youth Behavioral Coach. This newly created full time role will provide support, guidance and teaching to the clients and/or families they serve in the home, community and classroom setting.

QUALIFICATIONS: The successful candidate for this role will hold a Bachelor’s degree in a related field or will have a Bachelor’s degree in an unrelated field along with 1 year of relevant experience in the human services field. ED Tech III and BHP certification or eligibility for certification at the time of hire are also required.

 

DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS

UCP of Maine has immediate openings for Full Time Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) in the Bangor area. This unique opportunity allows individuals to make a meaningful impact in the lives of adults with disabilities by providing support for daily living activities, assisting with personal grooming needs, administering medications and providing transportation. We invite you to join our team of caring professionals and make a difference in the lives of those we serve each and every day!

Qualifications: High School diploma and a driver’s license for a minimum of 3 years.

 

PRESCHOOL SUPPORT TEACHER

Bridges, UCP of Maine’s early childhood education program has immediate openings for full time & part time Preschool Support Teachers in our Bangor and Brewer classrooms. If you are creative, cheerful, love working with children and have a minimum of 60 college credits, then this is the perfect opportunity for you! As a Preschool Support Teacher you’ll make a difference every time you work by supporting children with developmental or behavioral needs.

Educational Technician II or III and Behavioral Health Professional (BHP) Certification or the ability to obtain certifications upon hire  is required. UCP of Maine provides paid training in order to obtain BHP certification and can assist wtih the Education Technician Certification process.  This position also requires a valid driver’s license with a minimum of 3 years driving experience and reliable transportation. If you meet these qualifications and are looking to join an amazing team of people then we want to hear from you!

 

COOK – PER DIEM

The Elizabeth Levinson Center (ELC), our long term intermediate care facility for medically fragile children and young adults, has an immediate opening for a per diem (on call) cook. The cook will be responsible for preparing meals, following recipes, assisting with kitchen clean up and completing other tasks assigned, such as baking cookies with residents. Hours needed are primarily afternoon/evening time.

 

C.N.A./D.T.A – FULL & PART TIME 

UCP of Maine has immediate openings for Full Time & Part Time C.N.A./D.T.A.’s at the Elizabeth Levinson Center!  The Elizabeth Levinson Center is an intermediate care facility for medically fragile children and adults with significant cognitive and medical needs.

Qualifications: High School Diploma or Equivalent, C.N.A. License, Driver’s License for a minimum of 3 years.

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL RCS – PART TIME

Bangor, Bradley, Glenburn, Garland, Dexter & Dover-Foxcroft  areas

UCP of Maine has immediate openings for part-time Behavioral Health Professionals (BHP) who will be working with children and young adults. BHPs teach daily living skills to children and young adults with a variety of needs in an in-home setting. BHPs work closely with supervisors on meeting goals for each individual client’s plan of care. Hours are primarily after school and on weekends, flexible schedule and all training is included. 

Qualifications: High School Diploma/GED and a Driver’s License for a minimum of three years,

Rate of pay: $11.00

 * Sign On Bonus for BHP’s Hired with BHP Certification *

If you have full BHP Certification (50-hour course), UCP of Maine will give you a $300 bonus in lieu of providing BHP Certification training. ($150 in 90 days and $150 in 6 months from date of hire.) BHP’s must present certificate at hire and training/certification previously provided by UCP of Maine does not qualify for a bonus.

 

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL HCT – PART TIME

Bangor, Etna, Newport, Ellsworth, Belfast, Lincoln, Medway, and Dover-Foxcroft areas

***ASK US ABOUT OUR $500 SIGN ON BONUS FOR THE DOVER-FOXCROFT AREA!!***

UCP of Maine has immediate openings for part time Behavioral Health Professionals (BHPs) in our Home and Community Treatment(HCT) program. A BHP in the HCT program works with children and young adults with a wide variety of needs in the home and in the community to help them achieve behavioral or social goals.  BHPs work closely with clinicians to meet each client’s personal goals. Hours are primarily after school and on weekends, flexible schedule and all training is included.

Qualifications: Bachelor’s Degree and a Driver’s license for a minimum of three years.

Rate of Pay: $14.00

 

 

 

*We are an equal opportunity employer and service provider