Program Generalist, PT Weekends

Pay Rate: $19.00-$21.00 (Shift Differential applied during evenings/overnights/weekends)
Schedule:
Part-Time, 24-32 hours per weekend (Scheduled according to program's needs)
Sign-on Bonus: $600

Reportable to the Scheduling Coordinator or the Director of Community Programming (depending on the primary assignment) the Program Generalist (PG) is assigned to various programs within the Residential Department and/or Community Programming Department based on programming needs and assignments. The Program Generalist carries out the duties of a Direct Support Professional (DSP) but does so across various service locations. The Program Generalist provides support and care to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and/or autism in their homes and communities.

The Program Generalist’s role is to provide training and supervision, as well as support and guidance, in areas such as health, wellness, medication administration, and daily tasks such as cooking, cleaning, hygiene, money management, transportation, and socialization. The overall goal of the Program Generalist is to carry out The Arc of Centre County’s mission—to embody and protect the human rights of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and to practice person-centered planning that actively supports their full inclusion and participation in the community throughout their lifetimes.

Additionally, the Program Generalist will facilitate positive and professional relationships among the parties involved at each location, including individuals, staff, family members, and outside agencies.

The Program Generalist will be trained to work in MULTIPLE locations in Centre County and must have the ability to work a variety of weekend shifts, including days, evenings, and overnights.

Additional Benefits for All Employees:

• Matching Referral Bonuses up to $1,200
• Paid Training (26 hours per year)
• Mileage reimbursement (if applicable for transporting individuals)
• Retirement Plan Options
• Holiday pay or differential pay for eligible shifts

• Provide direct support to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and/or autism in their homes and communities
• Assist with daily living skills such as cooking, cleaning, personal hygiene, shopping, and budgeting
• Support individuals in building independence, communication skills, and self-advocacy
• Encourage and facilitate community participation, social activities, and meaningful relationships
• Provide safe transportation to appointments, activities, and community outings
• Administer medications and provide basic health-related support as trained and assigned
• Monitor health and safety, respond appropriately in emergencies, and follow all safety procedures
• Complete accurate, timely documentation, including daily notes and incident reports
• Follow each individual’s support plan and implement services as written
• Maintain confidentiality and follow all HIPAA, agency, and regulatory requirements
• Work collaboratively with coworkers, families, guardians, and outside professionals
• Maintain a safe, clean, and supportive environment in homes and community settings
• Participate in required trainings, meetings, and ongoing professional development

To perform this position successfully, an individual should demonstrate the following competencies:

Leadership

Skills:

Demonstrates ethics and integrity; shows initiative and responsibility; is willing to learn and grow; adapts to change; communicates effectively; values diversity; and builds positive working relationships.

Communication

Skills:

Speaks and writes clearly and professionally; follows written instructions accurately; and pays close attention to detail when reading and documenting information.

Teamwork: Works…