PathWays PA Job Postings - 9/22/09

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Accounts Payable/Accounts Receivable Clerk

Busy Delco non-profit seeks FT A/P, A/R clerk. Experience required. Friendly, flexible atmosphere. Fax resume and salary requirements to 610.328.2807
Attn: JR/LD


Career Coach & Healthcare Employment Specialist

To guide entry-level healthcare workers in building a career/education plan. Career Coach will assist clients with accessing public benefits and resources. Preferred candidate will be familiar with higher education systems and health care workforce. Must have minimum BA in Education, Public Health, Urban Policy, Social Work or related field. Computer skills in MS Office; valid driver’s license and reliable independent transportation required. Please fax resumes to: LD/LK 610-543-6483.


Manager, Community Financial Education, Outreach, and Tax Program

This position is based in Delaware County (Holmes). Strong organizational and interpersonal skills, fluency with data management and reporting required. Need strong written and oral communication skills, staff management experience and familiarity and commitment to helping low income/TANF recipients. Requires management of an established and growing tax program that includes Philadelphia and surrounding counties.

Masters Degree required. Fax resumes to: 610-543-6483, attn: LK/SS


Job Coach

Job Coach for youth demonstration project. Must have experience assisting young adults with career mapping, job readiness, and retention/advancement strategies. BA/BS preferred, full-time, some evenings and Saturdays. Familiarity with Delaware County and its employers strongly preferred. Fax resumes to LD/JP at 610-543-1549.


Trauma-informed Therapists

PathWays PA is seeking quality therapists to provide trauma-informed therapeutic services to women, teen mothers and teen girls in their homes. Must be trained-in trauma-informed services and be familiar with the S.E.L.F. model; must also be comfortable addressing sexual abuse and domestic violence issues. Flexible hours required. LSW and credentialed/eligible to be credentialed to provide services to CBH members required. Philadelphia and some DELCO area. Full time and Part time position available. Fax resumes to JL/BD at 610.543.6483


PathWays PA is an Equal Opportunity Employer

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