Internship & Career Opportunities

Tired of meaningless work?  Join our team of awesome Outdoor Educators who put their values into action every day!  ECHO HILL OUTDOOR SCHOOL (www.ehos.org), located on Maryland’s scenic Eastern Shore of the Chesapeake Bay, has openings for both entry-level and experienced Outdoor Education Teacher/Naturalists. For over 50 years, Echo Hill Outdoor School, located on Maryland’s Eastern Shore of the Chesapeake Bay, has been teaching students about the magic of the outdoors with no classrooms, no textbooks, and no assignments other than engaging with the people and the natural world around them. Exploring natural landscapes from marshes to local waterways, students observe and appreciate the environment surrounding them. Experiential learning takes place on our adventure/challenge course, in our nature preserve and its freshwater swamp, and around the waterways and fields of rural Kent County, allowing participants to experience a ‘eureka’ moment when their classroom lessons jump out of the textbook and into real life. Our programs aim to form a practical understanding of the natural and human environment based on hands-on experiences, and through them, to help each student grow their social/emotional sense of self-reliance, confidence, and independence.Course areas include: Ecology of the Chesapeake Bay conducted on historic work boats, Swamp Ecology including Swamp Canoe and Swamp Walks; Group and Individual Development on our low and high element challenge course; Outdoor Skills in classes like Orienteering and Survival; and History and the Human Environment with classes such as Early American Studies and the “Mystery Tour”, an exploration of the cultural and historical landscape of Kent County. The program is flexible so as to meet the needs of a wide range of students, typically 3rd through 9th grade, from both public and private schools.Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Echo Hill Outdoor School:  Echo Hill Outdoor School supports an environment that values the dignity and worth of all individuals. Our focus is on empowering the individual and developing empathy and respect for ourselves, for others and for the natural environment. We recognize how differences shape how we experience the world and the watershed—and how we access resources and the environment.Responsibilities: At Echo Hill you will teach a variety of classes from all of our curriculum areas. Positions are residential, living with and supervising students in a beautiful, rustic camp setting on the Chesapeake Bay (typically Mondays – Fridays.)  You will also supervise all aspects of students’ residential life during their stay at the school including overnights in platform tents or cabins of seven to ten students, table-heading at family style meals, and supervision of free time and other activities.Qualifications: Ready to join our amazing team?  We are seeking motivated, energetic individuals with creativity and commitment. A background in Education, Recreation, Environmental Education, Adventure Learning, Psychology, Natural Sciences, Marine Biology or related fields is desired. Experience working with and relating to children and adults is very beneficial.Compensation: The starting salary for Teacher/Naturalists is $340-$400 per week. School owned housing and meals are provided with this residential teaching position. Ten-month contracts may be available for interested, committed individuals depending upon future openings and satisfactory job performance. A staff medical reimbursement plan is also available.Apply: Applications are welcome year-round.  Primary starting dates are in March and late August.If you are interested in a challenging and rewarding experience please contact:Betsy Zelter McCown, Associate DirectorEcho Hill Outdoor School13655 Bloomingneck RoadWorton, Maryland 21678(410) 348-5880jobs@ehos.orgwww.ehos.org

Marine Conservation Internship  Description:8-12+ weeks, with the first 4 weeks spent taking part in our conservation course and the later weeks spent working on an individual projectThe 4 week conservation course includes 1 morning lecture, which will cover topics such as how to conduct our ecological monitoring program, coral taxonomy, artificial reefs, coral diseases, sea turtle ecology, muck diving and more!Intern projects can vary based on interest, ranging from blacktip reef shark population studies, measuring artificial reef growth, growth rates in wild sea turtles, drupella snail population studies, whale shark identification, and more!We do 1 afternoon dive per day Mondays through Fridays, with weekends freeThe internship is geared towards anyone looking to do research as part of their thesis or PhD or those interested in getting a more in depth understanding of the marine ecosystem Requirements:Certified Advanced Open Water diver (can be done on site with our dive center)No background in marine biology needed Skills Gained:Learn to conduct underwater surveys and gain hands-on marine field experiencePerfect your diving skills, such as buoyancy, hovering, and body positioningContribute to ongoing conservation and research projects with the option to develop your own project if desiredGain certifications via Conservation DiverHone your data collection and data management skills *Due to the nature of this diving internship, there are costs involved. **For any questions, please email us at conservation-team@newheavendiveschool.com 

Marine Conservation Internship  Description:8-12+ weeks, with the first 4 weeks spent taking part in our conservation course and the later weeks spent working on an individual projectThe 4 week conservation course includes 1 morning lecture, which will cover topics such as how to conduct our ecological monitoring program, coral taxonomy, artificial reefs, coral diseases, sea turtle ecology, muck diving and more!Intern projects can vary based on interest, ranging from blacktip reef shark population studies, measuring artificial reef growth, growth rates in wild sea turtles, drupella snail population studies, whale shark identification, and more!We do 1 afternoon dive per day Mondays through Fridays, with weekends freeThe internship is geared towards anyone looking to do research as part of their thesis or PhD or those interested in getting a more in depth understanding of the marine ecosystem Requirements:Certified Advanced Open Water diver (can be done on site with our dive center)No background in marine biology needed Skills Gained:Learn to conduct underwater surveys and gain hands-on marine field experiencePerfect your diving skills, such as buoyancy, hovering, and body positioningContribute to ongoing conservation and research projects with the option to develop your own project if desiredGain certifications via Conservation DiverHone your data collection and data management skills *Due to the nature of this diving internship, there are costs involved. **For any questions, please email us at conservation-team@newheavendiveschool.com 

Marine Conservation Internship  Description:8-12+ weeks, with the first 4 weeks spent taking part in our conservation course and the later weeks spent working on an individual projectThe 4 week conservation course includes 1 morning lecture, which will cover topics such as how to conduct our ecological monitoring program, coral taxonomy, artificial reefs, coral diseases, sea turtle ecology, muck diving and more!Intern projects can vary based on interest, ranging from blacktip reef shark population studies, measuring artificial reef growth, growth rates in wild sea turtles, drupella snail population studies, whale shark identification, and more!We do 1 afternoon dive per day Mondays through Fridays, with weekends freeThe internship is geared towards anyone looking to do research as part of their thesis or PhD or those interested in getting a more in depth understanding of the marine ecosystem Requirements:Certified Advanced Open Water diver (can be done on site with our dive center)No background in marine biology needed Skills Gained:Learn to conduct underwater surveys and gain hands-on marine field experiencePerfect your diving skills, such as buoyancy, hovering, and body positioningContribute to ongoing conservation and research projects with the option to develop your own project if desiredGain certifications via Conservation DiverHone your data collection and data management skills *Due to the nature of this diving internship, there are costs involved. **For any questions, please email us at conservation-team@newheavendiveschool.com 

Marine Conservation Internship  Description:8-12+ weeks, with the first 4 weeks spent taking part in our conservation course and the later weeks spent working on an individual projectThe 4 week conservation course includes 1 morning lecture, which will cover topics such as how to conduct our ecological monitoring program, coral taxonomy, artificial reefs, coral diseases, sea turtle ecology, muck diving and more!Intern projects can vary based on interest, ranging from blacktip reef shark population studies, measuring artificial reef growth, growth rates in wild sea turtles, drupella snail population studies, whale shark identification, and more!We do 1 afternoon dive per day Mondays through Fridays, with weekends freeThe internship is geared towards anyone looking to do research as part of their thesis or PhD or those interested in getting a more in depth understanding of the marine ecosystem Requirements:Certified Advanced Open Water diver (can be done on site with our dive center)No background in marine biology needed Skills Gained:Learn to conduct underwater surveys and gain hands-on marine field experiencePerfect your diving skills, such as buoyancy, hovering, and body positioningContribute to ongoing conservation and research projects with the option to develop your own project if desiredGain certifications via Conservation DiverHone your data collection and data management skills *Due to the nature of this diving internship, there are costs involved. **For any questions, please email us at conservation-team@newheavendiveschool.com 

Marine Conservation Internship  Description:8-12+ weeks, with the first 4 weeks spent taking part in our conservation course and the later weeks spent working on an individual projectThe 4 week conservation course includes 1 morning lecture, which will cover topics such as how to conduct our ecological monitoring program, coral taxonomy, artificial reefs, coral diseases, sea turtle ecology, muck diving and more!Intern projects can vary based on interest, ranging from blacktip reef shark population studies, measuring artificial reef growth, growth rates in wild sea turtles, drupella snail population studies, whale shark identification, and more!We do 1 afternoon dive per day Mondays through Fridays, with weekends freeThe internship is geared towards anyone looking to do research as part of their thesis or PhD or those interested in getting a more in depth understanding of the marine ecosystem Requirements:Certified Advanced Open Water diver (can be done on site with our dive center)No background in marine biology needed Skills Gained:Learn to conduct underwater surveys and gain hands-on marine field experiencePerfect your diving skills, such as buoyancy, hovering, and body positioningContribute to ongoing conservation and research projects with the option to develop your own project if desiredGain certifications via Conservation DiverHone your data collection and data management skills *Due to the nature of this diving internship, there are costs involved. **For any questions, please email us at conservation-team@newheavendiveschool.com 

Marine Conservation Internship  Description:8-12+ weeks, with the first 4 weeks spent taking part in our conservation course and the later weeks spent working on an individual projectThe 4 week conservation course includes 1 morning lecture, which will cover topics such as how to conduct our ecological monitoring program, coral taxonomy, artificial reefs, coral diseases, sea turtle ecology, muck diving and more!Intern projects can vary based on interest, ranging from blacktip reef shark population studies, measuring artificial reef growth, growth rates in wild sea turtles, drupella snail population studies, whale shark identification, and more!We do 1 afternoon dive per day Mondays through Fridays, with weekends freeThe internship is geared towards anyone looking to do research as part of their thesis or PhD or those interested in getting a more in depth understanding of the marine ecosystem Requirements:Certified Advanced Open Water diver (can be done on site with our dive center)No background in marine biology needed Skills Gained:Learn to conduct underwater surveys and gain hands-on marine field experiencePerfect your diving skills, such as buoyancy, hovering, and body positioningContribute to ongoing conservation and research projects with the option to develop your own project if desiredGain certifications via Conservation DiverHone your data collection and data management skills *Due to the nature of this diving internship, there are costs involved. **For any questions, please email us at conservation-team@newheavendiveschool.com 

Marine Conservation Internship  Description:8-12+ weeks, with the first 4 weeks spent taking part in our conservation course and the later weeks spent working on an individual projectThe 4 week conservation course includes 1 morning lecture, which will cover topics such as how to conduct our ecological monitoring program, coral taxonomy, artificial reefs, coral diseases, sea turtle ecology, muck diving and more!Intern projects can vary based on interest, ranging from blacktip reef shark population studies, measuring artificial reef growth, growth rates in wild sea turtles, drupella snail population studies, whale shark identification, and more!We do 1 afternoon dive per day Mondays through Fridays, with weekends freeThe internship is geared towards anyone looking to do research as part of their thesis or PhD or those interested in getting a more in depth understanding of the marine ecosystem Requirements:Certified Advanced Open Water diver (can be done on site with our dive center)No background in marine biology needed Skills Gained:Learn to conduct underwater surveys and gain hands-on marine field experiencePerfect your diving skills, such as buoyancy, hovering, and body positioningContribute to ongoing conservation and research projects with the option to develop your own project if desiredGain certifications via Conservation DiverHone your data collection and data management skills *Due to the nature of this diving internship, there are costs involved. **For any questions, please email us at conservation-team@newheavendiveschool.com 

Marine Conservation Internship  Description:8-12+ weeks, with the first 4 weeks spent taking part in our conservation course and the later weeks spent working on an individual projectThe 4 week conservation course includes 1 morning lecture, which will cover topics such as how to conduct our ecological monitoring program, coral taxonomy, artificial reefs, coral diseases, sea turtle ecology, muck diving and more!Intern projects can vary based on interest, ranging from blacktip reef shark population studies, measuring artificial reef growth, growth rates in wild sea turtles, drupella snail population studies, whale shark identification, and more!We do 1 afternoon dive per day Mondays through Fridays, with weekends freeThe internship is geared towards anyone looking to do research as part of their thesis or PhD or those interested in getting a more in depth understanding of the marine ecosystem Requirements:Certified Advanced Open Water diver (can be done on site with our dive center)No background in marine biology needed Skills Gained:Learn to conduct underwater surveys and gain hands-on marine field experiencePerfect your diving skills, such as buoyancy, hovering, and body positioningContribute to ongoing conservation and research projects with the option to develop your own project if desiredGain certifications via Conservation DiverHone your data collection and data management skills *Due to the nature of this diving internship, there are costs involved. **For any questions, please email us at conservation-team@newheavendiveschool.com 

Marine Conservation Internship  Description:8-12+ weeks, with the first 4 weeks spent taking part in our conservation course and the later weeks spent working on an individual projectThe 4 week conservation course includes 1 morning lecture, which will cover topics such as how to conduct our ecological monitoring program, coral taxonomy, artificial reefs, coral diseases, sea turtle ecology, muck diving and more!Intern projects can vary based on interest, ranging from blacktip reef shark population studies, measuring artificial reef growth, growth rates in wild sea turtles, drupella snail population studies, whale shark identification, and more!We do 1 afternoon dive per day Mondays through Fridays, with weekends freeThe internship is geared towards anyone looking to do research as part of their thesis or PhD or those interested in getting a more in depth understanding of the marine ecosystem Requirements:Certified Advanced Open Water diver (can be done on site with our dive center)No background in marine biology needed Skills Gained:Learn to conduct underwater surveys and gain hands-on marine field experiencePerfect your diving skills, such as buoyancy, hovering, and body positioningContribute to ongoing conservation and research projects with the option to develop your own project if desiredGain certifications via Conservation DiverHone your data collection and data management skills *Due to the nature of this diving internship, there are costs involved. **For any questions, please email us at conservation-team@newheavendiveschool.com 

Marine Conservation Internship  Description:8-12+ weeks, with the first 4 weeks spent taking part in our conservation course and the later weeks spent working on an individual projectThe 4 week conservation course includes 1 morning lecture, which will cover topics such as how to conduct our ecological monitoring program, coral taxonomy, artificial reefs, coral diseases, sea turtle ecology, muck diving and more!Intern projects can vary based on interest, ranging from blacktip reef shark population studies, measuring artificial reef growth, growth rates in wild sea turtles, drupella snail population studies, whale shark identification, and more!We do 1 afternoon dive per day Mondays through Fridays, with weekends freeThe internship is geared towards anyone looking to do research as part of their thesis or PhD or those interested in getting a more in depth understanding of the marine ecosystem Requirements:Certified Advanced Open Water diver (can be done on site with our dive center)No background in marine biology needed Skills Gained:Learn to conduct underwater surveys and gain hands-on marine field experiencePerfect your diving skills, such as buoyancy, hovering, and body positioningContribute to ongoing conservation and research projects with the option to develop your own project if desiredGain certifications via Conservation DiverHone your data collection and data management skills *Due to the nature of this diving internship, there are costs involved. **For any questions, please email us at conservation-team@newheavendiveschool.com 

Manhattan, NY | Account ManagerNOT A REMOTE POSITION We’re not looking for people “shopping around.” We’re looking for people ready to dive in, take ownership, and grow fast. If you’re serious about launching a real career in client and account management, this is your starting line. At Shuhari Group, we don’t just place people into roles, we build future business leaders. Alongside our partners, we train and place raw talent into high-performing Account Manager roles capable of owning client portfolios and growing them from the ground up.You don’t need experience. You need the right mindset, grit, coachability, and the willingness to take full ownership. What You’ll Learn:Our Account Manager Trainee program gives you real experience in the field while building your leadership foundation across four critical areas:Customer Acquisition & Management – How to onboard, manage, and grow small personal or business accounts with precision and care.Communication & Influence – Master how to build trust, handle objections, and influence decision-makers in real-time.Leadership & Team Development – Learn how to lead by example, train others, and eventually manage your own portfolio team.Business & Operations – Gain insight into client tracking, campaign strategy, and how to hit team and company targets consistently. We’re Looking For:You’re competitive and thrive under pressureYou’re coachable and hungry to learnYou’re a people-person who knows how to connect quicklyYou’re disciplined and dependableYou want growth, not just a job What You Can Expect:Daily Skills Training & Mentorship – Learn by doing, not watchingWeekly Pay – Uncapped commissions with performance-based bonusesHealth Benefits – Available after qualifying periodFast-Track Growth Path – Earn your way into leadership roles based on performanceTeam Culture – No egos. Just driven people pushing togetherReal Impact – Work directly with business owners and decision-makers This Role Isn’t for Everyone.This is for high-agency individuals ready to work hard, take ownership, and grow fast. If you’re looking for clock-in/clock-out comfort, this isn’t it.But if you’re tired of being overlooked, underpaid, or underestimated and you’re ready to prove what you’re made of, we’ll give you the runway to build a real career. Apply Now:We keep this program intentionally small to maximize 1-on-1 mentorship. If you’re ready to start something serious and accelerate your growth, apply now.

About Micah 6:8 MissionMicah 6:8 Mission works to strengthen Southwest Louisiana through community engagement, environmental stewardship, education, advocacy, direct service, and resilience-building. The Commons is Micah’s community-based sustainability and education site, including gardens, growing spaces, gathering areas, and hands-on learning projects. About The Commons Co-opThe Commons Co-op is a Micah 6:8 Mission social enterprise and educational demonstration project. The Co-op is being developed to teach how everyday products can be made from plants, natural materials, community skill, and small-scale cottage industry practices. The Co-op will support artisan training, product development, environmental health education, and community-based economic opportunity.The Co-op will help tell the story of how products move from soil, seed, and plant to finished goods, while also helping residents understand modern product ingredients, petrochemical supply chains, safer alternatives, and the possibility of community-rooted cottage industries. Position SummaryMicah 6:8 Mission is seeking a part-time Commons Co-op Assistant to help with product preparation, artisan support, plant-to-product activities, inventory, packaging, event support, and educational demonstrations.This is a hands-on support position for someone who is dependable, organized, willing to learn, and interested in sustainability, small business development, gardening, handmade products, environmental health, or community education. No prior co-op or nonprofit experience is required.The Commons Co-op Assistant will help prepare materials, support production days, assist with packaging and labeling, help maintain supplies and inventory, support artisans and volunteers, and assist with workshops, markets, and public education activities. This role will not be responsible for final product formulas, sensitive public messaging, legal compliance, or financial decisions, but will help carry out the day-to-day work that makes the Co-op function. Key ResponsibilitiesProduct Preparation and Production SupportAssist with preparing materials, supplies, tools, and workspaces for Co-op production activities.Help support small-batch production of approved products such as salves, balms, soaps, bath products, loofah items, herbal products, or other Co-op goods.Assist with measuring, sorting, labeling, packaging, and organizing product materials.Follow safety, sanitation, quality control, and product handling procedures.Help clean and reset work areas after production activities.Report supply needs, equipment concerns, or product quality issues to the supervisor. Plant-to-Product ActivitiesAssist with harvesting, drying, sorting, and storing plants used in Co-op products.Help document the process of turning plants grown at The Commons into usable product ingredients.Support educational demonstrations related to herbs, flowers, loofah, pollinator plants, infused oils, natural materials, and small-scale production.Work with staff to connect garden activities to Co-op products and educational materials. Artisan and Volunteer SupportHelp welcome and support artisans, volunteers, and community members participating in Co-op activities.Assist with setup for artisan workdays, trainings, and workshops.Help participants follow basic production, safety, and cleanup procedures.Support a respectful, inclusive, and dignity-centered environment.Communicate participant questions, concerns, or needs to the supervisor. Inventory, Packaging, and RecordsHelp track supplies, ingredients, packaging materials, and finished products.Assist with basic inventory counts and product organization.Help maintain organized records of production batches, supplies used, and products prepared.Label and package products according to approved instructions.Help save records, photos, and product information in Micah’s shared filing system as directed. Sales, Markets, and EventsAssist with preparing products and displays for markets, events, workshops, and community programs.Help set up and break down Co-op tables or product displays.Share basic approved information about Co-op products, The Commons, and Micah 6:8 Mission.Assist with customer interaction, product organization, and event support as assigned.Help document sales, feedback, frequently asked questions, and product interest. Educational SupportAssist with workshops and demonstrations about plant-based products, cottage industry development, ingredient awareness, and sustainable alternatives.Help gather information, photos, and stories that explain how Co-op products are made.Support staff in preparing product story cards, displays, and educational materials.Help communicate the Co-op’s purpose in a clear, respectful, and accurate way using approved language. Administrative and Organizational SupportTrack assigned hours and submit simple weekly time records.Communicate promptly about schedule changes, barriers, supply needs, or concerns.Follow Micah’s purchasing, card use, safety, documentation, and confidentiality policies.Support the overall care, organization, and cleanliness of Co-op spaces. QualificationsDependable, punctual, and able to follow through on assigned responsibilities.Interest in sustainability, gardening, handmade products, community education, public health, environmental justice, or small business development.Comfortable working with diverse groups of people.Willingness to learn safe product handling, sanitation, labeling, and inventory procedures.Ability to follow written and verbal instructions.Basic organizational skills and attention to detail.Ability to work respectfully with staff, volunteers, artisans, and community members.Ability to attend scheduled workdays, markets, workshops, or events reliably and communicate in advance if a conflict arises. Preferred, But Not RequiredExperience with gardening, herbs, crafts, handmade products, cooking, food prep, retail, markets, or small business activities.Experience working with volunteers or community groups.Interest in natural products, product safety, environmental health, or cottage industry development.Basic comfort with photos, simple documentation, or inventory tracking. Physical RequirementsThis position may involve standing, bending, lifting, carrying supplies, setting up tables, working outdoors, handling plants or materials, and assisting with cleanup. Reasonable accommodations may be made as needed. ExpectationsBecause this role supports production activities, community events, and public-facing work, reliability is essential. The Commons Co-op Assistant is expected to attend scheduled shifts and events, communicate promptly if conflicts arise, follow safety and sanitation procedures, and represent Micah 6:8 Mission professionally and respectfully.Failure to report for an assigned event, production day, market, or work responsibility without prior notice may result in disciplinary action, up to and including termination. What You’ll GainHands-on experience with social enterprise and cottage industry development.Experience with plant-to-product education and sustainable product-making.Exposure to environmental health, sustainability, public education, and community resilience work.Practical experience with inventory, packaging, markets, workshops, and small-batch production.Professional development and resume-building experience.The opportunity to contribute to meaningful community-rooted work in Southwest Louisiana.

Job Title: Technician - Scientific - Laboratory Technician Lv2Job Location: MILWAUKEE, WIJob Duration: 4 months on W2Shift: 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM | 12-Hour Day Shift | Rotating Schedule (4 Consecutive Days On, 4 Consecutive Days Off, Including Weekends)Job Description: This is for a 12-hour shift of 4 days on, 4 days off. 6 AM to 6 PM. This will be in a food manufacturing environment. There may be brief exposure to high temperatures around 110 F and dusty environments. Candidate will need to be able to stand for extended periods, climb, crawl.The Laboratory Technician will complete routine analytical and laboratory testing in support of the food safety quality and operational teams. We are looking for a hardworking person who will perform routine analysis of product testing, being responsible for checking and monitoring instrumentation performance and conducting tests for which we are going to provide intermediate supervision. In this role, you will document results into databases and/or communication test results. Help develop food/feed safety, quality and regulatory culture collaborating cross-functionally to build, maintain and improve an effective food safety, quality and regulatory culture. Run calibration checks, preventive maintenance tasks, and simple repair to analytical instrumentation, maintaining customer specifications books up-to-date. Interpret and document results of tests into active databases and communicate results to internal customers as required. Ensure compliance programs for all individual testing, which includes monitoring adherence to regulations and other procedural food safety compliance. Conduct routine quantitative and qualitative inspections and laboratory tests on raw materials, in-process and final products independently, supporting more complex trials and experiments under intermediate supervision. Handle clerical, administrative, technical or customer support issues under general supervision, while escalating more complex issues to appropriate staff. Ability to read and interpret documents (safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals). Write routine reports and correspondence.

YAI supports people of all ages with intellectual and developmental disabilities in achieving the fullest lives possible by creating new opportunities for living, loving, working and learning.Join Our Team as a Community Habilitation Specialist in NYC!As a Community Habilitation Specialist, you’ll be a guide, mentor, and advocate, helping people with intellectual and developmental disabilities live their best lives via skills training, fostering independence, and creating enriching experiences. You will empower the people you support to pursue their dreams and live more fully, both at home and in the community.You’ll Focus On:Supporting a person one-on-one in their home and community.Traveling to outings and activities around NYC.Assisting the person with work towards their chosen goals in areas including socialization, travel training, communication, activities of daily living, etc...This position allows you to directly impact someone’s journey toward greater independence, all while having fun and creating memorable moments along the way!The Schedule:This is a part-time position. The role typically offers some flexibility with hours, working between 16-40 hours per week, generally between the hours of 3pm to 8:30pm.What We’re Looking For:Education: A High School Diploma or GED is preferred. We highly value continued education in fields like Psychology, Social Work, Art Therapy, Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Nursing, or any other related fields.Skills: You should display excellent communication skills (reading, writing, speaking) and have basic technology skills to document observations and monitor progress.Comfort with Daily Living Skills (ADLs): You should feel comfortable assisting individuals with ADLs (activities of daily living) like bathing, dressing, grooming, cooking, and traveling.Training: You must be able to participate in the 5 day NYS Mandated OPWDD initial training during normal business hours (9am-5pm) upon hire.Health Requirements: A tuberculosis test is required before the start date.Additional Skills:Candidates with proficiency in American Sign Language (ASL) are especially encouraged to apply!Why Join Us:At YAI, our vision is to help individuals live their fullest, most independent lives. If you’re someone who’s passionate about making a real difference and empowering others to thrive, this is the job for you!Benefits of working with YAI:DailyPay - Work today, get paid today!Medical/Dental coverage for some part-time and all full-time positionsTuition reimbursementPaid Vacation/Holidays and Sick Time403(b) retirement with employer matching contributionLife InsuranceDiscounts on travel, entertainment, wireless services, shopping, and more!Ready to make an impact? Apply today and help create positive change in someone’s life!Job Type: Part-timeYAI is an Equal Opportunity Employer.