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Contra Costa ARC currently operates with 350 staff members at agency and community locations throughout Contra Costa County.

Our mission is to enhance and enrich the lives of children at risk, children with developmental delays and adults with developmental disabilities. To accomplish our mission we provide direct services and advocacy to assist those we serve in achieving  their highest level of personal independence and self-sufficiency.

We welcome your participation in this effort.  Qualified individuals with a sincere interest in supporting individuals with disabilities to live successful lives in the community are encouraged to apply.

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Contra Costa ARC's benefits package includes: Medical, Dental, Life and Long Term Disability Insurance, 403B retirement plan, Vacation, Sick Days, and 10 paid holidays plus a paid "holiday" on the employee's birthday.

Note: Because Contra Costa ARC is primarily funded by the State of California, we are also subject to 4 unpaid furlough days each year.  Employess have the option of using vacation time on these 4 days.

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Part-time Administrative Assistant for Arc Access in Castro Valley

The Administrative Assistant is called upon to perform many varied duties throughout the afternoon.  Duties will include the following: Oversee safety program; Ensure vehicle inspections are done; Coordinate Caltrans grant management; Payroll; Monthly billing to Regional Center; Update and file case files; Manage keys and telephones; Order office and program supplies; Complete purchase orders and pay bills; Maintain staff roster; Monthly population report; Monthly program evaluation report; Meeting reminders; Create packets for intake; ISP and satisfaction surveys.

Minimum qualifications include: An interest in services to people with developmental disabilities and enthusiasm for Contra Costa ARC's mission.  Extensive knowledge of business English, spelling, punctuation, arithmetic, and current office practices and procedures.  Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Strong organizational ability, and detail oriented with a professional presentation. Solid computer skills including MS Word, Excel, and Internet, with the ability to learn new programs and functions as needed. Ability to complete projects with minimum supervision.  Must have a strong work ethic and the ability to prioritize while maintaining a personable and cooperative attitude. This position is called upon often to make good judgment calls, and adapt and be flexible to the situation presenting itself.

Education: 2 years of college, business school, or specialized training preferred.

Experience: 3 years of relevant administrative experience, including experience in data entry, MS Word, Excel, and Internet skills.

Licensing/Training: Valid California Driver's license and good driving record with a car that can be used for work purposes.  Must meet State Licensing requirements involving health screening and Department of Justice clearance.

Hours: Monday – Friday, 12:30pm – 3:30pm or 12:30pm - 4:30pm (3 or 4 hours per day)

Compensation: $13.35 per hour

To apply: Please submit a cover letter and resume to Human Resources, E-mail: resumes@arcofcc.org; FAX: 925.370.2048; Postal mail: Contra Costa ARC, 1340 Arnold Drive, Suite 127, Martinez, CA 94553. E-mail resumes are preferred. Indicate in subject line, "Administrative Assistant"

Community Support Specialists for Arc Inroads
NEW COLLEGE GRADUATES WITH BACHELORS DEGREES IN HEALTH AND/OR SOCIAL SCIENCES ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY!

Work with consumers to develop services designed to assure self-determination and maximum independence and self-sufficiency in the community. Implement direct support services for consumers in community settings. Assist consumers to design activities that will assure achievement of each individual's personal goals and objectives.

Primary Duties include:

  1. Develops contacts and collaborative arrangements with community agencies, services, businesses and individuals as needed to meet consumer goals and objectives.
  2. Provides support for community activities and job coaching at job sites as needed.
  3. Provides mobility training and may transport consumers.
  4. Serves as client/consumer advocate.
  5. Completes records and reports.
  6. Assists in obtaining and developing community job sites.
  7. Develops, reviews, and evaluates individual program plans.

Minimum Requirements:

Bachelor's Degree or equivalent in allied health/education field such as developmental disabilities, adult habilitation/rehabilitation, and/or adaptive learning situations. A minimum of two years' experience providing direct services to persons with developmental disabilities. Additional experience may be substituted for education. Knowledge of developmental disabilities. Good written and verbal communication skills required. Driver's license and good driving record required.

Location: Antioch and Richmond
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8am - 3:30pm (37.5 hour workweek)
Compensation: 14.30/hr, non-exempt and benefits
To apply: 
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Service Unit Supervisor/Work Skills Coach for Commercial Support Services (CSS) in Concord, Antioch and at the Richmond Marina
Provides instruction and supervision to adults with developmental disabilities in production work (mailing, packaging and assembly).

Minimum Requirements:
Good communication skills and basic math skills. HS Diploma/GED required. Valid driver's license and good driving record.

Location: Concord, Antioch and the Richmond Marina
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8am-3: 30pm (37.5 hour workweek)
Compensation: $10.50-11.45/hour, non-exempt and benefits
To apply: 
No openings at this time.  Opportunities arise often, check back soon!

Early Intervention Assistants (Teacher Assistants) for the George Miller Centers (GMC) in Richmond and Concord and Lynn Center in Oakley
Plan and implement activities for small group, including class, music and lunch, when necessary, under direction of the Teacher. Provide input to teacher for individual children related to behavior management. Potty training, supervising of naptime and playtime.

Minimum Requirements:
HS Diploma, 12 Early Childhood Education Units, including 3 infant and toddler units, experience with infants and pre-school children (preferably children with developmental delays). Knowledge of developmental disabilities. Good written and verbal communication skills. Must meet State Licensing requirements involving health screening and Department of Justice Clearance. Experience working with children on autism spectrum helpful.  Spanish speaking a plus.

Location: Richmond, Concord and Oakley
Hours: Monday–Friday 8am–2pm, 30 hour workweek.

Compensation: $10.50–11.45/hr depending on experience and education, non-exempt and benefits
To apply:
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Contra Costa ARC is now hiring for staff positions to provide services to adults at our Community Access Programs in Richmond and Concord.

Instructor I Postions in Richmond
Provides direct services and personal care to adults with developmental disabilities in areas of domestic, leisure, vocational and community awareness skills.
Minimum Requirements: High School Diploma and at least one year related experience preferable working with persons with developmental disabilities or multiple handicaps. Experience providing personal care for adults are required. Good written and verbal communication skills.
$10.50–11.45 per hour (depending on experience and education) and excellent benefits.
Applicants must meet State licensing requirements involving health screening and Department of Justice clearance.  Driver's license and good driving record required
Hours
Monday–Friday,
8:00 am–3:30 pm (37.5 hour workweek)

To apply:  Click here for instructions.

Early Intervention Specialist (non-credentialed teacher) for the George Miller Center (GMC) in Concord
Conduct classes for children in accordance with the instructional design and philosophy of the program. Evaluate each child in class and in all program activities. Prepare IPP for each child in class. Plan and implement daily activities, including class, music and lunch. Participate in parent and staff meetings. Maintain close contact with parents and/or caregivers via personal contact, telephone calls, and notebooks. Supervise the work of the teacher assistant.

Minimum Requirements:
Bachelor's Degree in Child Development or related field with experience teaching children with developmental delays. 12 Early Childhood Education units required including three units of Infant/Toddler Care. Experience working with children on autism spectrum helpful. Good written and verbal communication skills. Must meet State Licensing requirements involving health screening and Department of Justice clearance. Driver's license and good driving record required.  Spanish speaking a plus.

Location: Concord
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8am–2pm, 30 hour workweek.

Compensation: $15.25/hr, and benefits
To apply: 
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We are now hiring for our newest program, ARC Access.  This program is designed to provide services to individuals with severe disabilities and Restricted Health Conditions whose needs cannot be met in a traditional day program.  Many of these individuals are entering the community after residing at Agnews Developmental Center.  The Community Access Specialist will perform the direct care services for this program. 

COMMUNITY ACCESS SPECIALIST.    ARC Access provides services to individuals in-home and in some cases, community settings.  The Community Access Specialist implements these services as developed by the Interdisciplinary team designed to encourage growth and development in the areas of recreation, education, community access and health.  The Community Access Specialist completes extensive personal care in a thorough and professional manner.

Responsibilities for Community Access Specialist:  Handles individual's medical and personal care needs in accordance with licensing guidelines. Develops a supportive, goal-oriented relationship with individuals served.  Provides low ratio interaction that is designed to provide stimulation, joy and interest for the individual served.
Primary Duties include: Develop plan and goals for individual served.  Implement services.  Explore and utilize any and all available resources.  Document progress and complete all necessary reports and records. 

QUALIFICATIONS FOR COMMUNITY ACCESS SPECIALIST:

Required personal characteristics and skills: Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Demonstrated commitment to excellence in services and high enthusiasm for the mission of the agency. Good writing and basic math skills.  The ability to self-start, work autonomously and with a team is critical. Nursing care experience and knowledge is required. 

Preferred Education:  C.N.A. or equivalent education.  Additional experience may be substituted for education.

Preferred Experience:  A minimum of two years experience providing direct services to persons with disabilities within an activity or nursing setting. Preference given to applicants with experience in goal plan development and activity planning.

Location:   Fremont, Union City, Hayward, El Cerrito & Richmond (No Richmond openings at this time.)

Hours:  M-F, Daytime Hours, Full- or Part-time
$14.30 per hour plus full benefits (Richmond: Flexible Hours, 4 hours everyday anytime between 9AM–4PM. You choose your hours!  20 hrs. a week with great benefits!) (El Cerrito: 9AM–1PM)

To apply:  Click here for instructions.

Early Intervention Specialist for Lynn Center in Pittsburg to carry out Home Based Intervention for Children 0 - 3.

Minimum Requirements include:
Occupational Therapist or Physical Therapist or COTA
or Masters Degree in Child Development or Bachelors Degree in Child Development with substantial experience. Pediatric experience preferred.
Part -Time or Full -Time opportunities.
Must have Driver's License, car and good driving record. Spanish speaking a plus.

Location: The Early Intervention Specialist serves families in Central and/or East Contra Costa County.
Hours: Flexible work hours, great benefits and friendly work environment.
To apply: 
Click here for instructions.

To apply: Please submit a resume (preferred) and/or a letter of interest to Human Resources, E-mail: resumes@arcofcc.org; FAX: 925.370.2048; Postal mail: Contra Costa ARC, 1340 Arnold Drive, Suite 127, Martinez, CA 94553. E-mail resumes are preferred.

Please specify the position for which you are applying in the subject line.  Only those who follow correct application procedures will be considered.

Please send resume as attachment (MS Word 97/Adobe Acrobat/text). No phone calls or drop-ins, please!

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