University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
UPMC Mercy Hospital is searching for a Patient & Family Concierge Senior to support our Emergency Department! This casual role will work occasional hours to help increase our patient satisfaction and assist with the patient flow/organization of the department. The Patient & Family Concierge, Senior is part of our new recognized Career ladder. This role was formerly known as a Health Unit Coordinator and will function similarly. The Patient & Family Concierge, Senior is responsible for providing generalized, compassionate service and support to patients, families, and visitors during their stay within the hospital. The core goal of the Concierge, Senior is to create and deliver a top-notch experience for patients, visitors, and colleagues. The Concierge, Senior will serve in a variety of capacities across the hospital based on ever-changing needs. In the course of the day, the Concierge, Senior may assist with patient and visitor destination coordination, environmental services, dietary, patient transport throughout the hospital, supply and equipment management, and administrative support. This position will include patient-facing tasks as well as clerical work, such as answering phones, accurately updating and maintaining patient flow process, coordinating tests and procedures, etc. Above all, the Concierge, Senior will remain focused on patient and guest satisfaction and quality of care from first to last impression. Responsibilities: Destination Coordination: Greets patients and families warmly and positively, providing verbal direction and escort assistance to visitors and patients to ensure their arrival at the appropriate destination. Disseminates patient information to visitors as appropriate while respecting patient confidentiality and withholding restricted information. Serves as a reference source for visiting hours, general directions, package delivery, and general hospital policies. Issues courtesy parking discounts and free passes when appropriate. Issues patient scooters to patients and visitors as needed. Assists with parking cashier functions and validates patient parking. Establishes tracking of patient belongings upon admission. Environmental Services: Cleans, removes trash from, empties linen hampers, and organizes all assigned areas, including patient rooms, public areas, toilets, procedure rooms, offices, and patient-specific equipment, following established procedures. Replenishes supplies as needed. Makes beds and changes bed linens following established cleaning procedures in all assigned patient discharge rooms and on-call rooms. Inspects and ensures that all assigned areas are properly cleaned and in good repair, reporting any maintenance problems to a supervisor. Dietary Services: Assembles and serves meals according to diet orders, menus, and patient or guest specific requirements. Maintains food safety and quality by applying HACCP principles throughout service. Adheres to department procedures regarding the operation of all food service equipment. Performs sanitation in accordance with departmental procedures and health department guidelines. Delivers and sets up patient meal trays using the designated department script to ensure proper patient identification. Delivers other nourishments to patients upon request. Follows all safety and sanitation regulations. Transportation Services: Transports patients and patient-specific equipment, and lab specimens using prescribed vehicles between patient units, treatment centers, and other designated areas safely, timely, and accurately. Performs inspections and disinfecting procedures on transportation equipment utilized by the department. Records transportation data electronically in the Transport Tracking System and/or manually on appropriate forms and logs utilized by the department. Reports the status of transportation activities and abnormal activities to a supervisor. Enters requests for equipment repairs into the online portal as maintenance issues are identified. Inspects and disinfects transportation equipment. Supply & Equipment Management: Orders unit specific supplies and equipment, ensuring adequate and appropriate quantities. Organizes supply room. Delivers supplies, equipment, medication and other materials to the patient units, and other designated areas safely, timely, and accurately. Stocks patient room, supply areas, med cards (no medications), Accucheck trays, phlebotomy/IV trays, PPE, and more. Maintains refrigerator and temperature logs and checks all expiration dates on supplies. Inventories pumps (SCDs, IV, etc.) in patient rooms and removes if not needed. Monitors supply inventory and expiration date in collaboration with supply chain management. Depending on unit need, may also: monitor refrigerator temperatures, check kitchens for expired items, complete additional unit-specific logs and stock, deliver and remove trays, routinely freshen and restock supplies in family lounge, order unit supplies (office supplies, etc.), MD consults. Administrative Support: Completes department administrative functions. Coordinates patient tests and procedures, scheduling patient transports, and completing errands. Responds to telephone calls, providing courteous service to all internal and external callers. Orders and maintains CyraCom equipment. Prints report sheets. Assign Responder 5 and phones. Build and maintains patient charts. Files papers to patient chart. Manages auto-print reports, including OR schedule. Updates Bedboards per unit standards and communicates changes to appropriate staff as needed. Enters and communicates physician orders timely and accurately. Places work order or otherwise contacts Biotronics for malfunctioning equipment. Prints chart copy upon request. Completes patient admissions, discharges, and transfers through electronic health record. Orders parking passes and cashier functions on demand. Requests transport in teletracking, prints ticket to ride. Records transportation data. Checks crash carts including fire equipment and defibrillators as appropriate. Distributes patient and unit mail. Performs unit audits as directed. Initiates quiet time or monitors noise levels. General: Answers unit phones and transfers to appropriate staff Responds to call lights under Nursing Assistant/PCT direction Interacts and socializes with patients and assesses patient needs Rounds hourly to ensure all areas of responsibility are met satisfactorily. Prints and distributes daily plans of care Prompts patient mobility as appropriate, involving the appropriate clinical staff as needed Depending upon unit, may maintain resources like pamphlets, department contacts, etc. Depending upon unit, may complete DOH POC audits, hand hygiene audits, TJC environment tracers, and updating both patient & non-patient facing department bulletin boards. Adheres to hand hygiene and infection control procedures on a consistent basis when interacting with customers. Responsible for following mandatory reporting procedures for any incident or serious event that did affect or potentially could have affected the care of any patient. Access to medications is limited to the distribution of the medication to the nurse. Exhibits UPMC Values and practices UPMC Experience key behaviors (AIDET + The Promise, 10-5 Rule, Escort Don't Direct, Own Your Zone) when performing all job responsibilities. Performs in accordance with all other system-wide competencies/behaviors. Performs other duties as assigned. Qualifications: Must have the desire, drive, and compassion needed to provide an exceptional patient and family experience at all times High School diploma OR one year of previous job experience required in lieu of HS Diploma/GED. 6 months of experience as a Patient & Family Concierge or equivalent Demonstrated competency in all responsibilities of Patient & Family Concierge role Internal promotions to this level are based on the discretion of the business unit's assessment of employee performance Completion of 1 annual contribution from these options: hospital/department committee participation, participation in departmental project, peer interviewer, onboarding/precepting of other Experience Concierges Ability to follow written and verbal instructions Licensure, Certifications, and Clearances: Act 34 UPMC is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Disability/Veteran
UPMC Mercy Hospital is searching for a Patient & Family Concierge Senior to support our Emergency Department! This casual role will work occasional hours to help increase our patient satisfaction and assist with the patient flow/organization of the department. The Patient & Family Concierge, Senior is part of our new recognized Career ladder. This role was formerly known as a Health Unit Coordinator and will function similarly. The Patient & Family Concierge, Senior is responsible for providing generalized, compassionate service and support to patients, families, and visitors during their stay within the hospital. The core goal of the Concierge, Senior is to create and deliver a top-notch experience for patients, visitors, and colleagues. The Concierge, Senior will serve in a variety of capacities across the hospital based on ever-changing needs. In the course of the day, the Concierge, Senior may assist with patient and visitor destination coordination, environmental services, dietary, patient transport throughout the hospital, supply and equipment management, and administrative support. This position will include patient-facing tasks as well as clerical work, such as answering phones, accurately updating and maintaining patient flow process, coordinating tests and procedures, etc. Above all, the Concierge, Senior will remain focused on patient and guest satisfaction and quality of care from first to last impression. Responsibilities: Destination Coordination: Greets patients and families warmly and positively, providing verbal direction and escort assistance to visitors and patients to ensure their arrival at the appropriate destination. Disseminates patient information to visitors as appropriate while respecting patient confidentiality and withholding restricted information. Serves as a reference source for visiting hours, general directions, package delivery, and general hospital policies. Issues courtesy parking discounts and free passes when appropriate. Issues patient scooters to patients and visitors as needed. Assists with parking cashier functions and validates patient parking. Establishes tracking of patient belongings upon admission. Environmental Services: Cleans, removes trash from, empties linen hampers, and organizes all assigned areas, including patient rooms, public areas, toilets, procedure rooms, offices, and patient-specific equipment, following established procedures. Replenishes supplies as needed. Makes beds and changes bed linens following established cleaning procedures in all assigned patient discharge rooms and on-call rooms. Inspects and ensures that all assigned areas are properly cleaned and in good repair, reporting any maintenance problems to a supervisor. Dietary Services: Assembles and serves meals according to diet orders, menus, and patient or guest specific requirements. Maintains food safety and quality by applying HACCP principles throughout service. Adheres to department procedures regarding the operation of all food service equipment. Performs sanitation in accordance with departmental procedures and health department guidelines. Delivers and sets up patient meal trays using the designated department script to ensure proper patient identification. Delivers other nourishments to patients upon request. Follows all safety and sanitation regulations. Transportation Services: Transports patients and patient-specific equipment, and lab specimens using prescribed vehicles between patient units, treatment centers, and other designated areas safely, timely, and accurately. Performs inspections and disinfecting procedures on transportation equipment utilized by the department. Records transportation data electronically in the Transport Tracking System and/or manually on appropriate forms and logs utilized by the department. Reports the status of transportation activities and abnormal activities to a supervisor. Enters requests for equipment repairs into the online portal as maintenance issues are identified. Inspects and disinfects transportation equipment. Supply & Equipment Management: Orders unit specific supplies and equipment, ensuring adequate and appropriate quantities. Organizes supply room. Delivers supplies, equipment, medication and other materials to the patient units, and other designated areas safely, timely, and accurately. Stocks patient room, supply areas, med cards (no medications), Accucheck trays, phlebotomy/IV trays, PPE, and more. Maintains refrigerator and temperature logs and checks all expiration dates on supplies. Inventories pumps (SCDs, IV, etc.) in patient rooms and removes if not needed. Monitors supply inventory and expiration date in collaboration with supply chain management. Depending on unit need, may also: monitor refrigerator temperatures, check kitchens for expired items, complete additional unit-specific logs and stock, deliver and remove trays, routinely freshen and restock supplies in family lounge, order unit supplies (office supplies, etc.), MD consults. Administrative Support: Completes department administrative functions. Coordinates patient tests and procedures, scheduling patient transports, and completing errands. Responds to telephone calls, providing courteous service to all internal and external callers. Orders and maintains CyraCom equipment. Prints report sheets. Assign Responder 5 and phones. Build and maintains patient charts. Files papers to patient chart. Manages auto-print reports, including OR schedule. Updates Bedboards per unit standards and communicates changes to appropriate staff as needed. Enters and communicates physician orders timely and accurately. Places work order or otherwise contacts Biotronics for malfunctioning equipment. Prints chart copy upon request. Completes patient admissions, discharges, and transfers through electronic health record. Orders parking passes and cashier functions on demand. Requests transport in teletracking, prints ticket to ride. Records transportation data. Checks crash carts including fire equipment and defibrillators as appropriate. Distributes patient and unit mail. Performs unit audits as directed. Initiates quiet time or monitors noise levels. General: Answers unit phones and transfers to appropriate staff Responds to call lights under Nursing Assistant/PCT direction Interacts and socializes with patients and assesses patient needs Rounds hourly to ensure all areas of responsibility are met satisfactorily. Prints and distributes daily plans of care Prompts patient mobility as appropriate, involving the appropriate clinical staff as needed Depending upon unit, may maintain resources like pamphlets, department contacts, etc. Depending upon unit, may complete DOH POC audits, hand hygiene audits, TJC environment tracers, and updating both patient & non-patient facing department bulletin boards. Adheres to hand hygiene and infection control procedures on a consistent basis when interacting with customers. Responsible for following mandatory reporting procedures for any incident or serious event that did affect or potentially could have affected the care of any patient. Access to medications is limited to the distribution of the medication to the nurse. Exhibits UPMC Values and practices UPMC Experience key behaviors (AIDET + The Promise, 10-5 Rule, Escort Don't Direct, Own Your Zone) when performing all job responsibilities. Performs in accordance with all other system-wide competencies/behaviors. Performs other duties as assigned. Qualifications: Must have the desire, drive, and compassion needed to provide an exceptional patient and family experience at all times High School diploma OR one year of previous job experience required in lieu of HS Diploma/GED. 6 months of experience as a Patient & Family Concierge or equivalent Demonstrated competency in all responsibilities of Patient & Family Concierge role Internal promotions to this level are based on the discretion of the business unit's assessment of employee performance Completion of 1 annual contribution from these options: hospital/department committee participation, participation in departmental project, peer interviewer, onboarding/precepting of other Experience Concierges Ability to follow written and verbal instructions Licensure, Certifications, and Clearances: Act 34 UPMC is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Disability/Veteran
Raya's Paradise, Inc.
San Clemente, California
Job Type Full-time, Part-time Description Complete set up of the dining area in preparation for meal periods and events, including arranging and setting tables, stocking supplies, ensuring condiments are neat, clean and refreshed. Responsible for food service of breakfast, lunch, and dinner to the Assisted Living and Memory Care dining areas and in-room. Keep floor, table tops, and furniture neat, clean, and sanitized. Keep furniture neatly arranged. Greet residents, visitors, and staff. Provide menus, and explain any specials. Take beverage and food orders from residents and visitors Communicate with the culinary staff, ensuring dietary restrictions are adhered to. Deliver food and beverages accurately to Assisted Living and Memory Care residents, guests, and visitors. Monitor beverages and refreshes them as needed throughout the meal. Ensure that the pace of the dining experience meets the needs of the diners, visiting the table to address any additional diner needs. Clear dishes, glassware, and silverware as needed, transport them to the dish room, scrapes plates, and places them in designated spaces in preparation for washing. Return dish bin, as needed. Communicate feedback from diners to the Lead Server. Assist Dining Services Coordinator with any assignments or work requests throughout the meal period. Participate in other professional development activities, as required. Attend taste panel meetings daily with culinary staff to be briefed on descriptions of menu items and sample specials and new menu items. Report any suspicion or evidence of elder abuse, mistreatment or neglect. Operate the dishwashing machine and wash dishes manually, as needed. Assist in cleaning the kitchen, as needed. Any tasks assigned, as needed. Requirements Must be authorized to work in the U.S. Must be at least 18 years of age. High school diploma or GED. Able to speak, read and write in English. One (1) year of experience in food & beverage in a restaurant, health care or senior services setting. Experience with care and supervision for elders and seniors (6 months or more experience in health care preferred). Physical requirements include but are not limited to: able to lift up to 60 lbs., push/pull up to 40 lbs., carry up to 30 lbs., frequent standing and walking required Trained in safe food handling techniques and sanitation, ServSafe Card required. Ability to follow basic instructions and carry out assignments independently. Ability to interface appropriately with other staff, residents, family members, visitors and outside contractors. Ability to work flexible hours including and not limited to: weekends, evenings, holidays, and/or events. Own a smart phone (for schedule updates and communication). Reliable transportation. Tips & gratuities are not permitted in these settings per state licensing This job offer is contingent upon the following Pre-employment Physical (Health Screening) clearance TB Test clearance Drug Screen clearance Background Check clearance Satisfactory Reference checks Raya's Paradise is an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, citizenship status, ancestry, age, sex (including pregnancy, gender identity, and sexual orientation), marital or parental status, physical or mental disability, family medical history. Salary Description $16.00 - $19.00 per hour
Job Type Full-time, Part-time Description Complete set up of the dining area in preparation for meal periods and events, including arranging and setting tables, stocking supplies, ensuring condiments are neat, clean and refreshed. Responsible for food service of breakfast, lunch, and dinner to the Assisted Living and Memory Care dining areas and in-room. Keep floor, table tops, and furniture neat, clean, and sanitized. Keep furniture neatly arranged. Greet residents, visitors, and staff. Provide menus, and explain any specials. Take beverage and food orders from residents and visitors Communicate with the culinary staff, ensuring dietary restrictions are adhered to. Deliver food and beverages accurately to Assisted Living and Memory Care residents, guests, and visitors. Monitor beverages and refreshes them as needed throughout the meal. Ensure that the pace of the dining experience meets the needs of the diners, visiting the table to address any additional diner needs. Clear dishes, glassware, and silverware as needed, transport them to the dish room, scrapes plates, and places them in designated spaces in preparation for washing. Return dish bin, as needed. Communicate feedback from diners to the Lead Server. Assist Dining Services Coordinator with any assignments or work requests throughout the meal period. Participate in other professional development activities, as required. Attend taste panel meetings daily with culinary staff to be briefed on descriptions of menu items and sample specials and new menu items. Report any suspicion or evidence of elder abuse, mistreatment or neglect. Operate the dishwashing machine and wash dishes manually, as needed. Assist in cleaning the kitchen, as needed. Any tasks assigned, as needed. Requirements Must be authorized to work in the U.S. Must be at least 18 years of age. High school diploma or GED. Able to speak, read and write in English. One (1) year of experience in food & beverage in a restaurant, health care or senior services setting. Experience with care and supervision for elders and seniors (6 months or more experience in health care preferred). Physical requirements include but are not limited to: able to lift up to 60 lbs., push/pull up to 40 lbs., carry up to 30 lbs., frequent standing and walking required Trained in safe food handling techniques and sanitation, ServSafe Card required. Ability to follow basic instructions and carry out assignments independently. Ability to interface appropriately with other staff, residents, family members, visitors and outside contractors. Ability to work flexible hours including and not limited to: weekends, evenings, holidays, and/or events. Own a smart phone (for schedule updates and communication). Reliable transportation. Tips & gratuities are not permitted in these settings per state licensing This job offer is contingent upon the following Pre-employment Physical (Health Screening) clearance TB Test clearance Drug Screen clearance Background Check clearance Satisfactory Reference checks Raya's Paradise is an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, citizenship status, ancestry, age, sex (including pregnancy, gender identity, and sexual orientation), marital or parental status, physical or mental disability, family medical history. Salary Description $16.00 - $19.00 per hour
Jewish Family & Career Services
Atlanta, Georgia
Job Type Contract Description Jewish Family & Career Services of Atlanta (JF&CS) offers best-in-class, person-centered programs and resources to transform lives. Building on our 125-year history, we are here to help individuals and families of all faiths live to their full potential. Guided by Jewish values, we are a welcoming community , and our experienced professionals bring integrity and compassion to their work in the fields of aging and older adults, career counseling, dentistry, mental health, intellectual and developmental disabilities, and need-based support services. We serve thousands of individuals annually regardless of age, race, religion, national origin or ability to pay . JF&CS is seeking a Host Home Contract Provider. - THIS IS A 1099 ASSIGNMENT. Purpose: The Host Home provider will act as an independent contractor who is willing to share their lives and home with an individual with intellectual/developmental disabilities. The Host Home/Life-Sharing is based on the importance of enduring and permanent relationships as the foundation for learning life skills, developing self-esteem and learning to live in interdependence with others. The experience provided will give the individual an opportunity to grow and develop to his or her greatest potential and to participate in everyday community life. Responsibilities: Provide training and support to the individuals in all daily living skills, including but not limited to nutrition, personal hygiene, health care, safety, communication, interpersonal relations, mobility, financial management, home management and use of leisure time as outlined in the Individual Service Plan (ISP). Ensure individuals are taking medication according to the prescribed schedule. Assist the individual with scheduling and attending medical appointments as outlined in the Individual Support Plan. Accompany individual and facilitate participation in visits for medical care, therapies, personal shopping, recreation and other community activities as needed. Provide training and support in the areas of social, emotional, physical and spiritual development. Become acquainted with the individual's life setting and communicate with key personnel supervising the individual (including job coach, support coordinator, day program, etc.). Maintain a relationship with and communicate with families and key supports regarding the individual's day to day needs and successes (if applicable). Assist in the development of Individual Service Plan's and ISP yearly summaries as requested by supervisor/JF&CS. Assist in the development of Behavior Support Plan (BSP); provide behavior support as directed in the BSP. Provide transportation in a privately owned car for individuals, as directed. Maintain and submit all required paperwork. Attend and participate in all division trainings and meetings, as required. Communicate regularly with supervisor on the individual's progress, issues and concerns. other duties may be assigned. Requirements Be at least 21 years old, with a high school diploma equivalent. Be honest, dependable and caring with good judgment, understanding and patience. Be a good communicator with organizational skills. Be experienced in residential settings, including hands-on support with individuals who have intellectual/developmental and /or other disabilities. Have a house or apartment, rented (must provide copy of lease showing 1 year or more term) or owned. The home must provide the individual(s) with a private bedroom and private or semiprivate bathroom in accordance with state regulations. The Host Home must also provide common living areas including kitchen, living room, dining room, and an outside yard/green space which the individual will share with the family. Provide a written proposal (a part of the "Application to Provide Host Home Services" packet) of the physical description of the house, neighborhood, recreational facilities, transportation alternatives, restaurants, grocery stores and any other community resources that are available in the immediate vicinity of the home. Successfully clear background checks, including criminal history, motor vehicle record and reference check of former employers and personal reference. Complete annual training sessions, including, but not limited to: Medication Management Training, First Aide CPR, Legal Rights, Confidentiality/HIPPA, Prevention of Mistreatment, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation, Mandatory Reporting, and Univeral Precautions, Person Centered Training. Possess good communication skills to communicate with IDD Director, Operational Manager, Program Manager, Nurse, Support Coordinator, Families or guardians involved in the individual's life. Carry full insurance coverage on their automobile and home (and Renter's Insurance policy, if indicated) as well as Professional Liability insurance. Be in good standing (completed documentation, responsive to requests for information, etc.) for signing a one-year, renewable contract with JF&CS. Must have a Georgia State Driver's License, Georgia registration and a privately insured vehicle; must provide proof of auto insurance that is valid for at least one year. Must possess and maintain a working cell phone with voice mail or house phone with voicemail and a computer with Internet access. Must possess and maintain ability to receive and respond to all business related text messaging. Must have email capability and the ability to check email. Must have approved site inspection of the home and no findings at monthly site visits moving forward. Education and/or Experience: High school diploma or equivalent required. Associates degree preferred. Experience with developmental disabilities. JF&CS is an equal opportunity employer, committed to providing a workplace free from harassment and discrimination. We embrace our employees' unique qualities, which fuel interest, innovation, and business success. As an EEO employer, JF&CS will engage in interactive dialogue regarding any accommodation requested based on medical or religious considerations.
Job Type Contract Description Jewish Family & Career Services of Atlanta (JF&CS) offers best-in-class, person-centered programs and resources to transform lives. Building on our 125-year history, we are here to help individuals and families of all faiths live to their full potential. Guided by Jewish values, we are a welcoming community , and our experienced professionals bring integrity and compassion to their work in the fields of aging and older adults, career counseling, dentistry, mental health, intellectual and developmental disabilities, and need-based support services. We serve thousands of individuals annually regardless of age, race, religion, national origin or ability to pay . JF&CS is seeking a Host Home Contract Provider. - THIS IS A 1099 ASSIGNMENT. Purpose: The Host Home provider will act as an independent contractor who is willing to share their lives and home with an individual with intellectual/developmental disabilities. The Host Home/Life-Sharing is based on the importance of enduring and permanent relationships as the foundation for learning life skills, developing self-esteem and learning to live in interdependence with others. The experience provided will give the individual an opportunity to grow and develop to his or her greatest potential and to participate in everyday community life. Responsibilities: Provide training and support to the individuals in all daily living skills, including but not limited to nutrition, personal hygiene, health care, safety, communication, interpersonal relations, mobility, financial management, home management and use of leisure time as outlined in the Individual Service Plan (ISP). Ensure individuals are taking medication according to the prescribed schedule. Assist the individual with scheduling and attending medical appointments as outlined in the Individual Support Plan. Accompany individual and facilitate participation in visits for medical care, therapies, personal shopping, recreation and other community activities as needed. Provide training and support in the areas of social, emotional, physical and spiritual development. Become acquainted with the individual's life setting and communicate with key personnel supervising the individual (including job coach, support coordinator, day program, etc.). Maintain a relationship with and communicate with families and key supports regarding the individual's day to day needs and successes (if applicable). Assist in the development of Individual Service Plan's and ISP yearly summaries as requested by supervisor/JF&CS. Assist in the development of Behavior Support Plan (BSP); provide behavior support as directed in the BSP. Provide transportation in a privately owned car for individuals, as directed. Maintain and submit all required paperwork. Attend and participate in all division trainings and meetings, as required. Communicate regularly with supervisor on the individual's progress, issues and concerns. other duties may be assigned. Requirements Be at least 21 years old, with a high school diploma equivalent. Be honest, dependable and caring with good judgment, understanding and patience. Be a good communicator with organizational skills. Be experienced in residential settings, including hands-on support with individuals who have intellectual/developmental and /or other disabilities. Have a house or apartment, rented (must provide copy of lease showing 1 year or more term) or owned. The home must provide the individual(s) with a private bedroom and private or semiprivate bathroom in accordance with state regulations. The Host Home must also provide common living areas including kitchen, living room, dining room, and an outside yard/green space which the individual will share with the family. Provide a written proposal (a part of the "Application to Provide Host Home Services" packet) of the physical description of the house, neighborhood, recreational facilities, transportation alternatives, restaurants, grocery stores and any other community resources that are available in the immediate vicinity of the home. Successfully clear background checks, including criminal history, motor vehicle record and reference check of former employers and personal reference. Complete annual training sessions, including, but not limited to: Medication Management Training, First Aide CPR, Legal Rights, Confidentiality/HIPPA, Prevention of Mistreatment, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation, Mandatory Reporting, and Univeral Precautions, Person Centered Training. Possess good communication skills to communicate with IDD Director, Operational Manager, Program Manager, Nurse, Support Coordinator, Families or guardians involved in the individual's life. Carry full insurance coverage on their automobile and home (and Renter's Insurance policy, if indicated) as well as Professional Liability insurance. Be in good standing (completed documentation, responsive to requests for information, etc.) for signing a one-year, renewable contract with JF&CS. Must have a Georgia State Driver's License, Georgia registration and a privately insured vehicle; must provide proof of auto insurance that is valid for at least one year. Must possess and maintain a working cell phone with voice mail or house phone with voicemail and a computer with Internet access. Must possess and maintain ability to receive and respond to all business related text messaging. Must have email capability and the ability to check email. Must have approved site inspection of the home and no findings at monthly site visits moving forward. Education and/or Experience: High school diploma or equivalent required. Associates degree preferred. Experience with developmental disabilities. JF&CS is an equal opportunity employer, committed to providing a workplace free from harassment and discrimination. We embrace our employees' unique qualities, which fuel interest, innovation, and business success. As an EEO employer, JF&CS will engage in interactive dialogue regarding any accommodation requested based on medical or religious considerations.