Employment

Employment Opportunities at MSSCA

MSSCA offers challenging exciting employment
opportunities!

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Application (179kb, Pdf file).

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and fax, mail, or drop off
completed application to
MSSCA.

MSSCA is an Equal Opportunity Employer. It is the policy of
MSSCA to provide equal employment opportunity without
regard to race, color, sex, age, disability, religion, national
origin, marital status, sexual orientation, ancestry, political
belief or activity, or status as a veteran, or any other
classification protected by federal, state, or local law.

Direct Service Provider I (DSP-I)
Position Summary: Under the supervision of the Supported
Living Specialist, the DSP-I will support families with
meeting the ongoing challenges of caring for individuals
with developmental disabilities by providing short-term,
temporary relief.

Direct Service Provider-II (DSP-II)
Position Summary: Under the supervision of the Supported
Living Specialist, the DSP-II will provide the support
necessary for people who experience developmental
disabilities to live and participate in their communities and
form personal and social relationships with a variety of
other people.

SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT SPECIALISTS I
Position Summary: Under the supervision of the Supported
Employment Department Manager and/or the Supported
Employment Specialist II, the Supported Employment
Specialist I (SESI) will provide support and training
necessary for people with developmental disabilities to
maintain successful employment at various locations.

Infant Learning Teacher
Position Summary: Infant Learning Teacher provides
assessment, intervention services and strategies to assist
in fostering the growth and development of children birth
through age two. This work is performed in a home-based
service program designed to directly involve parents in
providing an optimal family-oriented social, nutritional,
developmental and behavioral program for their child.

Speech/Language Pathologist
Position Summary: Speech/Language Pathologist provides
assessment and intervention services and strategies to
assist in fostering the growth and development of children
birth through age two. This work is performed in a
home-based service program designed to directly involve
parents in providing an optimal family-oriented social,
nutritional, developmental and behavioral program for their
child.

Occupational or Physical Therapist
Position Summary: Occupational or Physical Therapist
provides assessment and intervention services and
strategies to assist in fostering the growth and
development of children birth through age two. This work
is performed in a home-based service program designed to
directly involve parents in providing an optimal
family-oriented social, nutritional, developmental and
behavioral program for their child.