We seek an energetic individual to join the Assisted Living Services for High Risk Seniors team at our Oshawa location, to support both the Oshawa and Whitby teams. The Service Coordinator coordinates assigned services by:
Qualifications required:
Compensation: $18.19 - $21.74 per hour; health and pension benefits when eligible; 3 weeks vacation pro-rated to hours of work, and paid (stat) holidays as per policy.
Please send applications by 4:00 p.m., January 31, 2012 to:
Human Resources Manager, Community Care Durham
16100 Old Simcoe Road
Port Perry, ON L9L 1P3
Fax: 905-985-0313
Email: hr@communitycaredurham.on.ca
Service Coordinator, Assisted Living Services
Scheduled Part Time (21 hr/wk)
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Implementing and evaluating services, in consultation with the Program Manager, to meet client needs |
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Scheduling/liaison with staff to coordinate services |
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Completing client assessments and follow-up as delegated; ensuring accurate documentation |
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Liaising with various organizations and individuals in the coordination of service |
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Creating and maintaining spreadsheets (Excel) for statistical data, billings, etc. |
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Reconciliation of time sheets for payroll input |
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Promoting Community Care Durham's services; working within the team to support all services; assisting with Program/Community Care Durham initiatives. |
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Relevant post-secondary preparation in human services, and experience in administration and scheduling, or an equivalent combination of education and experience |
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Demonstrated communication and organization skills, initiative, flexibility and accountability for delivering results within deadlines |
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Good knowledge of community support services, scheduling and human resources management |
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Intermediate MS Office skills. Experience with database programs would be an asset |
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Satisfactory police record check with vulnerable sector screening |
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Licensed vehicle and the ability to travel within Durham Region |
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Sensitivity to the needs of the elderly and persons with disabilities
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