PathWays PA Job Postings

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Part-Time Financial Educator
Part-Time Innovative program that promotes economic well-being in low-income families seeks a BS/BA level Financial Educator. You must be comfortable with people, computers and TANF system and have the ability to discuss basic financial planning and budgeting. Must be able to work some evenings and Saturday mornings. Independent transportation required; bilingual a plus. 4 year degree required - no exceptions - prefer BSW, background in education, or related field. Counseling experience also preferred. This position will split time between Delaware County and Philadelphia. Fax resumes to LD/LK 610-328-2807.

Full-Time Financial Educator
Innovative program that promotes economic well-being in low-income families seeks a BS/BA level Financial Educator. You must be comfortable with people, computers and TANF system and have the ability to discuss basic financial planning and budgeting. Must be able to work some evenings and Saturday mornings. Independent transportation required; bilingual a plus. 4 year degree required - no exceptions - prefer BSW, background in education, or related field. Counseling experience also preferred. This position will be located in Delaware County. Fax resumes to LD/LK 610-328-2807.

Part-Time Teacher
Non-profit organization has a part-time teaching position opening that will be located in Delaware County. Must have experience in adult education teaching. BA is required for this position. The hours will be two afternoons and two evenings a week. Access to a car a must!! Please fax resumes to 610-328-2807, attention: LD/JP EOE

Part-Time Income Tax Preparer
Would you like to have a P/T job that can help save people in Southeastern Pennsylvania area thousands of dollars? Working as a Tax Consultant with PathWays PA’s VITA Program you can prepare taxes for low income people helping them receive hundreds of dollars in earned tax credits without incurring any fees. This is a P/T position requiring between 20 to 25 hours of work per week between January and April 2010. Applicants for this position should have an Associate or Bachelor’s degree, relevant tax experience, knowledge of and sensitivity to issues concerning low income individuals, and the ability to pass the IRS VITA exam at the intermediate or advanced level. As a tax consultant you will also serve as a resource for other preparers.

Tax preparers are needed for sites in Philadelphia, Delaware County, and some travel to Bucks County and Pottstown may be requested at a higher hourly rate. Your own reliable transportation is also required. Interested parties should submit a resume by fax at (610) 328-2807, attn: LD/MDP EOE
Location: Delaware County/Philadelphia

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: BD/LD 610-328-2807


PathWays PA is an Equal Opportunity Employer

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