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Employment Opportunities


As one of the largest non-profit health organizations in the US, UCP offers rewarding employment opportunities for individuals wishing to work in the nonprofit, disabilities field. Positions posted are those announced by either the UCP national office, located in Washington, DC, or by any of the UCP affiliate members located throughout the United States.

In addition, college and high school internships can be fulfilled in our various programs.

Please click here to download our Employment Application (PDF Format).

Vacancy Announcement


Position: Part/Full Time
Infinitec AT Training Support Specialist
United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Chicago
7550 West 183rd Street
Tinley Park, IL. 60477

Job Responsibilities:
This position involves completing a variety of tasks and responsibilities in the Infinitec AT Training Department. Qualifications: Salary: Negotiable

Projected Start Date: August 2007

Please fax letter of interest and resume to Peggy Zegley @ 708.444.4204 by July 13, 2007



Play Specialist (Chicago)
Part Time
The Lekotek Play Specialist is responsible for providing developmentally appropriate play activities and techniques utilizing interactive play, toys, and materials for children with special needs or at risk of developmental delays. The Specialist coordinates and implements family support services and resources to empower families while building on the strengths of the entire family unit.

Requirements:
Minimum of a Bachelor`s degree in Early Childhood Education, Special Education, or related field with experience in working with families and special needs children.
Computer knowledge: Preferred

Salary Range:
$17.00-23.00 pending experience (Part time)

Please fax or email resumes to:
Richard Brown

708-863-1189


Direct Service / Rehab Aide (Cicero)
Part Time
The Direct Service Provider will provide direct support to adults with disabilities who attend the Day Training program. During the program day, a DSP will facilitate classes that promote independent living skills, computer knowledge, and community and job based training. A DSP must be reliable, respectful, professional, and able to work with a team.

Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Requirements: Please fax or email resumes to:
Katie Sweeney
ksweeney@ucpnet.org
fax: 708-863-1189


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