Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree with minimum of 2 years’ experience or an Associate’s degree with a minimum of 4 years’ experience in Human Services or related field
- Strong written and verbal communication skills with focus on positive outcomes
- Extensive knowledge of community services, programs, and resources for children, adolescents, and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and/or Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families.
- Strong organizational skills and ability to multi-task.
- Competent computer skills, including experience in Outlook, Word, Excel, and virtual platforms.
- Experience working with families from a variety of cultural backgrounds and families experiencing social and economic challenges, such as substance use disorder or housing instability.
- Valid driver’s license with minimum of 1 year driving experience.
- Regular and predictable attendance.
- Bilingual in Spanish and English, preferred.
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At Waystone, we firmly believe that by investing even more in the professional development of our employees, being an inclusive community and passionate about the services we offer, we will attract more skilled people who embody our mission. The future of Waystone is extremely bright thanks to our incredible employees, community partners and other supporters.
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Generous Benefits - most start on the date of hire with regular schedules of 25+ hours per week!
- Health insurance; Harvard Pilgrim network, 3 levels of coverage
- Dental insurance, Vision insurance, and tax-saving Flexible Spending Accounts
- 401K Retirement Plan with generous employer match
- Start building Vacation time right away, accruing at 2 weeks/year
- 12 Paid Holidays, 3 Personal Days, 9 Sick days/year
- Mileage Reimbursement
- Free access to our on-demand training library with opportunity to earn CEU’s
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For more than 50 years, Waystone has been partnering with people who are diverse in age, ability, and cultural background throughout their personal, work, and life journeys. We serve people across the lifespan, starting at the age of three and through the end of life. While we are known for serving people with disabilities, we support a growing number of people with brain injuries, medical and behavioral challenges, dementia, and veterans with service-related disabilities.
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Serving over 1,700 individuals and their families, we continue to expand our programs and innovate new services to support the diverse life journeys of those we serve. We have expanded our involvement in the local communities we serve and collaborated with others to address dementia, food insecurity, staffing shortages, leadership development, disability advocacy and building communities that promote equity and belonging.