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Aurora Community Services in Chippewa Falls, WI, operates a program to train students in social, community, and vocational readiness, and independent living. The role supports Cardinal Transitional Academy students, with a program size of 6-15, and may collaborate with day services when school is not in session.
Responsibilities include creating curricula, planning daily activities, supervising staff, and tracking progress.
We’re more than a human services agency—we’re partners in transformation, walking alongside you on the journey to a fuller, richer life.
Our employment program requires a dedicated staff that is committed to supporting and training students in learning skills related to social, community, and vocational readiness, as well as independent living
The position exists to support the students of the Cardinal Transitional Academy in learning skills related to social, community, and vocational readiness, as well as independent living. This program will range from 6-15 students, depending on enrollment. The students that attend the educational program have cognitive disabilities, established IEP’s, and have completed traditional high school programming.
When school is not in session, this position will work with other Vocational Coordinators and day services programs to assist persons with disabilities in our day centers/community to reach their independent living, recreational, and work goals.
Salary Range: $38,000 - $45,000
If you are looking to make a difference, join the Aurora team! Aurora Community Services is proud to be an Employee Owned Company! An EOE/AA Employer
Yes . Travel within Chippewa and Eau Claire county
: Devoted to a task or purpose with loyalty or integrity
: Works well as a member of a group
: Inspired to perform well by the ability to contribute to the success of a project or the organization
Equal Opportunity Employer
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