IDD Habilitation Specialist responsible for conducting Quality Assurance assessments, developing personal outcome programs, and mentoring/training direct support staff for individuals with intellectual, developmental disabilities, and mental health/substance use challenges.
Compensation
Rate of Pay: $18.00/ hour
Responsibilities
Conduct Quality Assurance assessments for mealtime, active treatment, and formal programs
Evaluate and assess each client’s current level of adaptive behavior
Develop personal outcome programs based on priority objectives
Specify behavioral objectives, training methods, reinforcers, criteria, data collection method, and task analysis
Observe and provide feedback while working closely with home care staff
Requirements
High school diploma or G.E.D.
Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work, Social Services, Special Education, or Psychology or related Human Services degree
The Public Engagement Administrative Coordinator role focuses on planning, organizing, and logistics related to Public Engagement programming across all three museum locations (Olympic Sculpture Park, Seattle Asian Art Museum, and Seattle Art Museum Downtown).
Responsibilities
Provide logistical support to programmers for talks, tours, performances, and other activities
Liaise with cross-departmental contacts in Security, Audio-Visual Technology, Facilities, Visitor Experience, Finance, Legal, and Food Services for program and event needs
Recruit, schedule, and support teaching artists, temporary staff, performers, and volunteers
Provide comprehensive administrative support for public programs, including event setup and breakdown
Collect data and prepare reports on program attendance, program engagement, attendee feedback, partnership evaluation, revenue, expenses, and other metrics
Organize and implement programs designed to meet the individual needs of residents in a memory care setting, fulfilling psychological, intellectual, physical, social, emotional, and spiritual needs.
Responsibilities
Coordinating, overseeing, implementing and evaluating community programming
Developing and cultivating relationships with residents, families, and community organizations
Overseeing scheduling of events, trips, meetings, rooms, and group functions
Developing, promoting, coordinating and overseeing community events
Editing, producing and distributing a monthly community newsletter
Requirements
Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in knowledge of aging and dementia
The Machinist - A is primarily responsible for completing all set‑ups, operating equipment, and ensuring production requirements are met on a 2nd shift schedule.
Compensation
Total Shift Pay: $31.20–$45.60 per hour
Includes base pay of $26.00–$38.00 per hour plus a 20% shift differential for this 2nd shift position
Responsibilities
Complete complex set‑ups of equipment and program development
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