You can schedule your interview by texting your name to 918-227-8390 or contact us at 918-227-8390 Ext.2138.
A BIOS Job Coach will work under the supervision of a Lead Job Coach, Vocational Program Manager, & Area Director, The Job Coach is responsible for the onsite training of individuals, daily Data input, quality control, monthly documentation and oral communication on a weekly basis with the Vocational Program Manager and/or Area Director.
- A BIOS Job Coach has the responsibility of following BIOS Policy and Procedures;
- Providing onsite training to individuals as they are assigned by the Vocational Program Manager;
- Entering and Documenting Time and Progress on the job via Therap and Paycom daily;
- Maintaining good rapport with employers and providing quality control on a daily basis.
- Completes Data related to professionals and Quarterly reports;
- Communicating on a weekly basis with the Vocational Manager regarding programming issues;;
- Provides coverage for co-workers as needed;
- Uses personal vehicle to transport customers to and from work;
- Creates a safe, and gentle learning environment by using person-centered skills
- Supporting people to develop relationships, create connections to increase opportunities;
- Facilitates all aspects of the job by creating task analysis that lines out step by step instruction;
- Responsible for up-dating person-centered descriptions and 1-page profiles as needed;
- Provides on-site hands-on training and support in a variety of settings to ensure retention of job duties;
- All BIOS Job Coach’s are charged with maintaining current certification and maintaining the educational standards as directed by DHS/DDSD and the individual plan;
Qualifications:
- Must be at least 18 years of age
- Must have ability to bend, stoop, reach, and lift up to 50 pounds to provide services below
- Must have good written and verbal communication skills
- Must have valid driver’s license and current auto insurance
- Must have clear criminal history record
- Must be drug free