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ORGANIZATION: Lubavitch of Wisconsin is dedicated to serving all Jews throughout Wisconsin with Ahavat Yisrael - an unconditional love and concern for every Jew, regardless of background and affiliation. Its multiple programs provide the education to promote Jewish knowledge and awareness and the means to practice and experience our Jewish heritage. It encourages every positive action on the part of every Jew and facilitates the efforts of every organization, synagogue or group to increase Jewish knowledge and observance. JOB SUMMARY: We are seeking a candidate who is genuinely interested in working in the non-profit field. This position reports directly to the Executive Office and is responsible for general office support, campaigns, communications, events and more. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: • Ensures operation of office equipment by completing preventive maintenance requirements, calling for repairs, maintaining equipment inventories. • Maintains supply inventory by checking stock to determine inventory level, anticipating needed supplies, placing, and expediting orders for supplies, verifying receipt of supplies. • Scanning & making copies. • Entering, manipulating, and extracting data from our extensive database program • Contributes to the team effort by accomplishing related results as needed. • Basic website updates. • Greeting visitors and answering phones. • Protects the organization's value by keeping information confidential. • Receiving and logging payments and following up with appropriate correspondence. • Support of various programs, events, and holidays. • Advanced computer skills (including Microsoft Office, Gmail and basic internet skills) are required, as is the ability to learn new software quickly. Skills and Qualifications: • Reporting Skills • Computer proficient • Administrative Writing Skills • Microsoft Office Skills • Managing Processes • Professionalism • Dependability • Organization • Problem Solving • Attention to Detail

We are seeking a Travel Podiatrist to provide care at skilled nursing facilities throughout multiple states. Ideal candidates may already have several state licensures, but we will cover the expense to obtain additional licensures. We work with your schedule, whether you are seeking part time or full time travel work. All travel expenses are reimbursed! Aria Care Partners is seeking a mobile Podiatrist to provide general podiatry services to residents in nursing facilities. Must already possess license in current state, as well as valid driver's license. No on call, a flexible schedule with uncapped earning potential and established patient base. Great opportunity to travel, have autonomy and make a difference in a patient population that needs excellent podiatric care! Aria Care Partners already delivers dental, vision and audiology in the facilities; be part of a great team of providers! Assigned territories will be mapped out; candidates must be able to provide on-site treatment, enter chart notes while on-site and enter billing codes for services rendered. Other duties as assigned. Requirements Graduation from an accredited school of Podiatric Medicine Completion of a one-year podiatric residency program Current State professional license in the state Candidates must possess a valid driver's license and maintain a clean driving record. Ability to work independently on a daily basis Excellent written, verbal, interpersonal and organizational skills Ability to use email and to learn NextGen EMR Up to 2 hour driving radius expected depending on the territory Compensation * Production based model with minimum per day rate guaranteed. * Mileage at $0.50 mile to/from facility plus overnight hotel accommodations and daily food allowance when overnight travel is necessary (per company expense policy). Do what you do best, patient care! We focus on the clinical operations team managing all the coordination, including Scheduling and billing, so you can stay focused on doing what you love, providing "The Senior Standard of Care" to our patients! The Company Aria Care Partners is the national leader in providing onsite dental, vision, hearing, and podiatry care to over 3500 long-term care and skilled nursing facilities across 25 states. Aria Care Partners believes that our clinicians should be able to focus on providing the best, most comprehensive care for their patients. Our clinicians visit different skilled nursing communities daily, bringing life-affirming care to an underserved population. Our business model, innovation, customer support and teamwork deliver an unparalleled customer experience, resulting in a customer satisfaction rating of over 98%. Executing this strategic philosophy resulted in rapid company growth with revenue increases of 25%-30% annually over the last 4 years, nearly doubling the size of the company. Company values include caring fully for our customers and fellow employees, striving for excellence and continuous improvement, and excelling through the power of teamwork and collaboration. At Aria Care Partners, our mission is to enrich the quality of life for every resident with passion and compassion. Working at Aria Matters! #LI-LY1

Senior Progressive Die Tooling Designer & Technical Leader Compensation: $80,000-$120,000+ U.S. Citizenship Required (ITAR) Gromax Precision is hiring a Senior Progressive Die Designer with the rare opportunity to step into technical leadership, join the senior management team, and position yourself for long-term equity and ownership participation. We are a stable, 50-year family-owned tooling company preparing for several senior technical retirements. We are looking for the next technical leader who will shape the future of our engineering and tooling capabilities. If you are an experienced progressive die designer who wants more influence, more variety, and a meaningful ownership track, this is a unique opportunity. Why This Role Is a Rare Opportunity • Equity, stock options, and long-term ownership potential • Immediate role on the senior management team • Lead progressive die design and mentor others • Mix of design, quoting, customer interaction, and leadership • Extremely stable, low-turnover, high-craftsmanship culture • Succession opportunity as multiple senior experts retire in coming years This role is ideal for someone who loves progressive dies but wants broader responsibility than pure CAD work. What You'll Do • Lead the design of progressive stamping dies from concept through completion • Develop strip layouts, forming stations, sequencing, and die construction details • Collaborate closely with toolmakers during build, tryout, and troubleshooting • Support quoting with early design concepts and technical input • Join customer engineering calls to discuss feasibility and requirements • Mentor designers and improve engineering standards and processes • Participate in long-term engineering and leadership planning • Grow into Lead Designer, Engineering Manager, or Director of Engineering (depending on interest and capability) What We're Looking For Required • Progressive stamping die design experience • Strong proficiency in SolidWorks • Ability to produce strip layouts and develop station sequencing • Mechanical creativity and strong problem-solving skills • U.S. Citizen (ITAR requirement) Software Flexibility Experience in any of the following is welcome: 3DQuickPress, Die Wizard, VISI Progress, TopSolid Progress, Siemens NX, CATIA. Experienced die designers can learn Logopress quickly. Preferred (Flexible) • Quoting or cost estimating experience • Tool/gage design experience • Toolroom or pressroom troubleshooting background • Customer-facing technical communication • Mentoring or leadership potential 12-Month Success Snapshot • Lead the design of 6-12 progressive dies • Support quoting activities with technical insight • Build strong working relationships with toolroom, pressroom, and production teams • Participate in customer engineering discussions • Begin mentoring designers or support staff • Contribute to engineering standards and decision-making • Demonstrate alignment with long-term leadership and ownership track Why Join Gromax Precision • Real equity and ownership pathway • Immediate senior management team involvement • Stable, 50-year family-owned company • Culture rooted in craftsmanship, integrity, and respect • Diverse work across aerospace, defense, medical, and electrical industries • Minimal bureaucracy and high autonomy • Long-term growth tied to upcoming retirements • Competitive compensation and relocation assistance available How to Apply Apply directly through LinkedIn and include a brief note answering: “What interests you about the opportunity and ownership track at Gromax Precision?” You may also contact us confidentially to discuss the role further.

Reporting to the Chief Strategy & Program Officer, the Director of Development is responsible for designing and executing a comprehensive, diversified fundraising strategy to advance the mission and long-term sustainability of the Center. This includes leadership in grant writing, individual giving, and institutional partnerships with corporations and foundations. The ideal candidate is a proactive, strategic thinker and relationship builder with strong planning and organizational skills. They will bring creativity, professionalism, and passion for serving veterans, working collaboratively with the Board of Trustees, volunteers, and staff to achieve ambitious fundraising goals. Essential Duties and Responsibilities - 85% In collaboration with the Chief Strategy & Program Officer and key leadership, enhance and implement a strategic, diversified fundraising plan that meets current goals and supports future growth. Develop and execute strategies for planned giving programs, including bequests, donor-advised funds, IRA distributions, stock transfers, and other legacy gifts. Cultivate corporate and foundation partnerships aligned with both institutional priorities and the partners' philanthropic and community engagement goals. Lead a robust stewardship program that engages, recognizes, and thanks supporters, strengthening their long-term relationship with the organization. Build and manage a major gifts portfolio of donors and prospects with $10,000+ giving capacity; cultivate, solicit, and secure annual, major, and multi-year contributions. Support the Chief Strategy & Program Officer in fundraising activities, including donor cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship initiatives. Oversee data management and reporting, ensuring accurate tracking, analysis, and evaluation of fundraising performance. Develop donor communications and materials that reflect the organization's mission and inspire engagement, including fundraising collateral, acknowledgments, and recognition pieces. Supervise data integrity within the development database, maintaining accurate records of donor contact information, pledges, and giving history. Manage departmental budgets and ensure compliance with all funder and organizational guidelines. Perform other related duties and responsibilities as assigned. Engagement of Senior Management and Key Volunteers - 15% In partnership with the Chief Strategy & Program Officer, provide leadership and guidance to the Board of Trustees in building a strong base of philanthropic support and advancing long-term fundraising strategies. Collaborate closely across departments, including development, programs, and marketing/communications, to maximize fundraising opportunities and strengthen organizational visibility. Foster a culture of collaboration between development and program teams to align fundraising efforts with programmatic priorities and community impact. Qualities and Qualifications Bachelor's degree required; professional certification in fundraising (CFRE or similar) preferred. 5-7 years of progressive experience in nonprofit development, with demonstrated success in major gifts, campaigns, and institutional fundraising. Strong knowledge of fundraising principles, strategies, and best practices across diverse funding streams. Proficiency with Raiser's Edge or similar CRM systems for donor tracking and pipeline management. Exceptional interpersonal, communication, and relationship-building skills; able to inspire trust and enthusiasm among donors, board members, and colleagues. Strategic, organized, and adaptable, with the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment. Demonstrated initiative, integrity, and follow-through in achieving results. Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and donor management software. Genuine commitment to and passion for the mission of the War Memorial Center and the veterans it serves.

La Causa Social Services is committed to empowering youth and young adults with complex mental health, developmental, and behavioral needs-as well as their families-through compassion, collaboration, and community-based support. We are seeking a motivated and recovery-focused Certified Peer Specialist to join our Youth Coordinated Opportunities for Recovery & Empowerment (CORE) and Comprehensive Community Services (CCS) teams. In this role, you will use your own lived experience in recovery to inspire, guide, and support young people in achieving their personal goals and building a foundation for long-term wellness. Why Join La Causa, Inc.? Meaningful work that supports youth and families on their path to recovery Collaboration with experienced and compassionate professionals Opportunities for professional development and career advancement Comprehensive benefits and paid leave-including a day off for your birthday! Your Role: As a Certified Peer Specialist, you will provide one-on-one support to youth and families engaged in recovery services. You will empower youth to identify their strengths, build coping skills, and access the community resources they need to thrive-all while fostering trust, self-advocacy, and independence. What You'll Do: Facilitate Individual Support - Engage youth in setting and achieving their recovery goals through strength-based, trauma-informed approaches. Provide Community Connection - Link youth and families to community resources, supports, and networks that enhance recovery and independence. Assist in Crisis Management - Support individuals in developing effective strategies to manage challenges and crises. Promote Team Collaboration - Partner with clinicians, care coordinators, and families to support the youth's care plan and progress. Empower Youth and Families - Encourage skill-building, problem-solving, and self-direction. Ensure Compliance - Follow all agency, legal, and contractual requirements, including timely documentation and reporting. Build Relationships - Maintain open communication and positive connections with youth, families, and team members. Mandated Reporting - Carry out duties as a mandated reporter in alignment with laws and organizational policies. Professional Development - Attend meetings, training, and supervision to continue learning and improving skills. Be a Team Player - Collaborate with team members to ensure coordinated, high-quality services. What We're Looking For: Bachelor's degree in social work or a related field (Required) Master's degree in social work or related field (Highly Preferred) Valid Wisconsin Peer Specialist Certification, or ability to obtain certification within 12 months of hire At least one (1) year of experience providing community-based support Strong cultural competency and interpersonal skills Bilingual (Spanish and English), spoken and written (Preferred) Excellent verbal, written, and documentation skills Strong critical thinking and organizational abilities; able to manage multiple priorities Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.) Ability to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends, as program needs dictate Must successfully complete and pass all background checks, including an annual influenza vaccination Transportation, valid Wisconsin driver's license, state minimum auto insurance, and must meet La Causa, Inc. driving standards Skills & Competencies: Strong cultural competency and interpersonal relationship skills. Excellent written and verbal communication abilities across diverse audiences. Critical thinking and problem-solving skills with sound judgment. Highly organized with the ability to manage multiple priorities. Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite. Reliable transportation, valid Wisconsin driver's license, state minimum auto insurance, and ability to meet La Causa, Inc. driving standards. Must successfully complete and pass all required background checks, including an annual influenza vaccination. Flexible schedule availability, including evenings and weekends as needed Work Environment: Work takes place in both community and office settings (local travel required) Flexible hours may include evenings or weekends Regularly required to drive, stand, sit, reach, stoop, bend, and walk Frequent talking, hearing, and seeing required, finger dexterity necessary Infrequent lifting (such as files) may occur Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential job functions About La Causa, Inc.: La Causa, Inc., founded in 1972, is one of Wisconsin's largest bilingual, multicultural agencies. Our mission is to provide children, youth and families with quality, comprehensive services to nurture healthy family life and enhance community stability. We have several divisions that provide vital services to the community including Crisis Nursery & Respite Center, Early Education & Care Center, La Causa Charter School, Social Services: Adult Services and Youth Services, and Administration. At the heart of our mission is the dedicated staff that welcomes all into Familia La Causa and serves the children and families of Milwaukee. You can learn more about La Causa at ***************************** Join Our Team-Apply Today! Be part of something bigger. Join Familia La Causa and help us empower youth and families as a Certified Peer Specialist CORE/CCS-Youth Apply now and take the next step in your career!

Work where your faith is! Associate Director of Records Management Work where your Faith is! More than 500,000 people see a positive difference in their lives every day through the ministries of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. Our Mission is to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ by calling, forming, and sending disciples to go and make new disciples. The Mary Mother of the Church Pastoral Center, located in St. Francis, is the main office for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. The archdiocese covers 10 counties in Southeast Wisconsin and includes almost 200 parishes and over 100 Catholic schools. Under the Director of Archives and Records Management, the Associate Director of Records Management leads the Archdiocese Records Management program within our Archives/Chancery Department. Key Responsibilities: Appraising, scheduling, and managing all analog and electronic information in accordance with Archdiocesan Records Policies and Procedures. The position is the key liaison to the Central Offices and IT collaborating with staff to preserve audio-visual materials Lead implementation and improvement of the Archdiocese's Records Management program Manage guidelines and workflows for the creation and use of electronic records at the Archdiocese of Milwaukee Manage guidelines and workflows for managing email within the central offices Research, plan, and propose digital archive software and equipment for management of electronic records Manage the disposition of records Liaison with legal counsel to manage litigation holds and to ensure staff compliance Collaborate with offices to identify and acquire photographs and audio-visual materials for preservation in Preservica Assist with analog audio, audio-visual, and photograph digitization projects Provide records training and support to central office staff Create training program and provide resources for parish and school staff on issues related to the electronic records life cycle Assist with reference requests for electronic records and the supervision of the archive's reading room Skills and Qualifications: Knowledge of the mission, structure, and responsibilities of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee and Archives Office Knowledge of archives and records management theory, principles, and methods, including how to manage, arrange and describe, and preserve archival collections Knowledge of archival practices, records maintenance skills, and standards for born-digital records Expert online research skills Knowledge of current issues in digital libraries Strong organizational, project management, and prioritization skills, and ability to handle multiple priorities and deadlines Critical thinking skills Ability to create and present professional presentations and training for internal and professional groups in person and virtually Must be able to maintain strict confidentiality Proficiency in Microsoft Suite, websites, platforms, and Preservica Skills in scripting or programming languages Education, Training and/or Experience: Required: Master of Library/Information Science or equivalent related work experience and education Minimum of two years experience in an archival or records management setting with an emphasis on digital records Preferred: Previous experience with management functions of Microsoft 365 Preferred: Certified Records Manager and/or Digital Archives Specialist certification Prior experience with scripting or programming languages highly desirable Prior experience with Preservica is highly desirable Working Environment On-site work at the Archdiocese of Milwaukee Archives Office Frequent exposure to dust and molds associated with archival records and museum materials Occasional travel within the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. A valid driver's license and reliable vehicle are required Must be able to regularly reach objects in high places and lift 45 lbs and use stairs Compensation and Benefits: The position is a full-time (40 hours per week), salaried position working in-person at the Archdiocese of Milwaukee Pastoral Center. The Archdiocese of Milwaukee provides a full scope of employment benefits, including medical, dental, vision, flextime, Catholic school tuition assistance for children of employees, 403b, and a pension program. Infrequent weekend and evening meetings and some travel to parishes throughout the archdiocese is required. Mileage reimbursement is available.

Facilities Ground Worker ll - Maintenance Operations Milwaukee County Facilities Management Pay Range: $17.87 - $26.81 per hour. We operate facilities that operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, weekends, and holidays. Candidates must be available to work 1st,2nd, 3rd, weekends, and holidays. Job Summary: The position is responsible for maintaining the appearance, safety and functionality of facilities and grounds, while also operating commercial vehicles requiring a Commercial Driver's License (CDL) with an airbrake's endorsement. This role involves performing skilled grounds maintenance tasks, operating heavy equipment, and driving vehicles such as snowplow, or specialized maintenance vehicles to support facility operations. Job Responsibilities: Performs routine (e.g., reset circuit breakers, replace fuses) & preventative maintenance tasks of vehicles & equipment (e.g., CDL required vehicles and heavy equipment), including inspection and troubleshooting of building systems to identify and resolve issues. Perform work assigned through electronic work order system, utilizing electronic note pads. Conduct regular inspection of facilities to identify a report issues. Conduct routine inspections & maintenance of grounds equipment & CDL required vehicles with airbrakes. Performs maintenance requested by tenants or facilities staff. Responds to complex requests or situations. Respond promptly to maintenance requests and document completed work. Maintain grounds by mowing, trimming lawns & grounds cleaning including emptying outdoor trash bins. Perform advanced tasks including tree removal, trimming, stormwater pond maintenance. Operate/maintain Bob Cat, Back Hoes, Frontend Loader for advanced grounds keeping tasks. Train or guide Facilities Grounds Worker 1 staff. Assist with special projects, events, or emergency response (e.g. storm clean up). May act on behalf of Lead on projects for team, or in Lead's absence. Clear walkways, road, sidewalks & parking areas of snow, ice, or debris using plows or other heavy equipment. Plow & salt roads using 106 Series Truck, and snow removal using a Frontend Loader. Work performed on a regular & emergency basis. Supports moves, quality assurance, and coordination of facilities related tenant requests. Support events and other facilities tasks as assigned by the Supervisor. Use vehicles and trailers equipped w/ airbrakes for moving & hauling materials. Operate and maintain a variety of heavy vehicles requiring a CDL with airbrakes, snowplows/salters, trucks with trailers, and other specialized equipment (e.g., large mowers, loaders, back hoes, skid steers). Perform inspections on all assigned vehicles. Other related duties as assigned. Minimum Qualifications Required Current resident of the State of Wisconsin. HS Diploma/GED equivalent. Commercial Driver's License (CDL) Class B with air brake endorsement required. At least One (1) or more years of work experience in Groundskeeping, landscaping or facilities maintenance or related. Basic knowledge of all related computer and software applications, such as word processing and spreadsheets Willing to work any assigned shift and be on call for emergency situations. The ability to lift/carry up to 50lbs; push/pull up to 150lbs. on a regular basis. NOTE: Passing of required training set forth by Facilities Management is required within six-month probationary period. DAS Equity Statement: DAS is committed to attracting and retaining a diverse work force that is demographically and racially representative of Milwaukee County residents. DAS leadership is committed to honoring diverse experiences, perspectives, and unique identities, while fostering work environments that are inclusive, equitable, and welcoming. Must be able to work in all Milwaukee County facilities including secured detention/high-security facilities and work in areas with sensitive information and assets Applicants must successfully undergo a criminal history background check to establish security clearance for Milwaukee County facilities and maintain this clearance throughout employment. Additional Experience and Abilities: Knowledge of safe vehicle operation, airbrake systems, and DOT regulations. Strong attention to detail & commitment to safety. Mechanical skills for equipment maintenance preferred. Leading teams or supervisory experience preferred. Must have availability to work days, evenings, nights, weekends, overtime, shift rotations and holidays as needed or emergency response (e.g., snow removal). NOTE: This original application is open to permanent residents of the state of Wisconsin at the time of application. In accordance with Section 11, Rule 3 of the Civil Service Rules a non-competitive examination will be held for this position. The non-competitive examination will consist of criteria deemed appropriate by the Director of Human Resources. APPLICANTS MUST POSSESS MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS AT TIME OF FILING APPLICATION

Broad River Rehab is seeking an Occupational Therapist / OTR to join our Milwaukee, WI Skilled Nursing Facility. PRN "as needed" New Graduates Welcome! As an Occupational Therapist, you will evaluate and treat residents, under orders from a physician, using a variety of occupational therapeutic procedures and assistive devices intended to maximize functional potential in all areas of a resident's life. Qualifications: Occupational Therapy license in state of employment Bachelor's degree in Occupational Therapy At Broad River Rehab, we hire people who share our vision and who work diligently to provide the kind of care that will help change patients' lives for the better. Apply today! I look forward to hearing from you soon! Cori Nelson - Recruitment Manager *******************************

At Mercy Housing, you'll build a meaningful career creating homes, hope, and opportunity. Join a mission-driven team committed to justice, respect, mercy, inclusion, and personal growth-where your work transforms lives and communities. The Maintenance Manager will work in collaboration with property management to oversee building maintenance functions, budget, and vendor contracts for Johnston Center Residences, an apartment community providing housing and services for special needs or disabled families and individuals. What a typical day includes: patching and painting walls, trim, and ceilings; cleaning and repairing appliances, preparing units for new residents and completing plumbing and electrical tasks. Manage maintenance functions, budget, and vendor contracts in collaboration with our property management team. This is an on-site position. Pay: $23.37-28/hour, dependent on experience. Benefits * Several Healthcare plans to choose from, dental (includes adult and child orthodontia) and vision * 15 days of earned PTO your first year, 12 company holidays + 2 floating holidays. * 403b + match * Early close Fridays (3 paid hours each Friday) * Early close prior to a holiday (3 paid hours) * Paid Time off between Christmas and New Year's Holiday * Paid Volunteer Time * Paid Parental Leave and Care Giver Leave * Paid Life Insurance * Free Employee Assistance Plan * Free Basic Dental * Pet Insurance options Duties * Collaborates with Property Manager to ensure that budgets are followed and achieved, where possible. * Meets or exceeds stated unit turnover timelines to ensure maximum occupancy levels. * Ensures that company procurement standards are met. * Collaborates with Property Manager to ensure that maintenance contracts meet or exceed the best possible quality and expense standards. Minimum Qualifications * High School Diploma or equivalent. * Three (3) years of experience in skilled maintenance work. * Technical expertise in one or more building trade. Preferred Qualifications * Technical certifications. Knowledge and Skills * Work in a collaborative manner and in a team environment. Define and solve problems. * Comprehend and communicate in the English language, both orally and in writing. Present information to groups of people. * Perform basic math and understand measurement systems used in the trade. * Read and interpret electrical, plumbing, and mechanical diagrams and blueprints. Draft make working sketches. Use maintenance, trade, and testing equipment and tools. * Effectively oversee work progress of vendors or outside contractors. This is a brief description summarizing the abilities and skills needed for the position. Mercy Housing is a fair chance employer; while we conduct background checks for all positions, we will consider qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records.

Description: Now Offering a $2,000 Hiring Incentive! La Causa Social Services is committed to supporting youth and young adults with mental health needs, developmental disabilities, and co-occurring challenges. We are seeking a dedicated and collaborative Clinician/Supervisor to lead our SHINE program team. As a member of a multidisciplinary team, the Clinician/Supervisor will manage day-to-day operations of the SHINE Program, supervise staff, and provide direct clinical services including individual and family therapy. This role is key in guiding youth with complex needs toward achieving their treatment goals. Why Join La Causa, Inc.? Meaningful work supporting youth and families with high-level needs Collaborate with a network of professionals in mental health and community services Professional development and training opportunities Potential for career advancement within the organization Mileage reimbursement Competitive benefits and paid leave-including your birthday! Now Offering a $2,000 Hiring Incentive! Your Role As the Clinician/Supervisor - SHINE, you'll ensure high-quality care delivery for program participants, lead and mentor staff, and uphold compliance with legal, contractual, and organizational standards. You'll also play a direct role in providing therapeutic services and advocating for youth and families. What You'll Do Lead and Supervise - Manage, supervise, and develop assigned SHINE staff; participate in hiring, evaluations, and personnel decisions in collaboration with HR and Division leadership Coordinate Program Operations - Oversee day-to-day operations, including Plans of Care, crisis planning, service authorizations, and team assignments Provide Clinical Services - Deliver therapy (individual, family, and psychoeducation), conduct assessments, facilitate treatment planning, and maintain accurate clinical documentation Ensure Quality & Compliance - Follow all legal, organizational, and contractual requirements; meet documentation deadlines; and maintain high-quality service standards Collaborate with Stakeholders - Build strong communication and cooperation with youth, families, providers, and community partners Support Team Success - Serve as a mandated reporter, attend meetings and professional development, and contribute to a positive, solution-focused team environment Requirements Master's degree in social work, Counseling, Psychology, or a related field Must Have be Licensed in Wisconsin (LCSW, LPC, LMFT, or equivalent) or license-eligible Two (2) or more years of clinical experience providing mental health services Supervisory/leadership experience strongly preferred Strong ability to collaborate with families, staff, and external partners Culturally competent with the ability to work respectfully with diverse populations Excellent critical thinking, organizational, and documentation skills Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite Reliable transportation, valid Wisconsin driver's license, and state-minimum auto insurance Must successfully pass all required criminal background checks Day-to-Day Setting Work performed in both office and field environments (local travel required; some statewide travel as needed) Flexibility with limited evening hours determined by family and client needs. Regularly required to drive, sit, stand, bend, and walk, occasional lifting of files and materials Reasonable accommodations available for individuals with disabilities About La Causa, Inc.: La Causa, Inc., founded in 1972, is one of Wisconsin's largest bilingual, multicultural agencies. Our mission is to provide children, youth and families with quality, comprehensive services to nurture healthy family life and enhance community stability. We have several divisions that provide vital services to the community including Crisis Nursery & Respite Center, Early Education & Care Center, La Causa Charter School, Social Services: Adult Services and Youth Services, and Administration. At the heart of our mission is the dedicated staff that welcomes all into Familia La Causa and serves the children and families of Milwaukee. You can learn more about La Causa at *****************************

**MUST HAVE DRIVERS LICENSE & PICK UP TRUCK** ** Need hardworking individuals for DoorStep valet waste removal.** Ideal Profile is someone with a high attention to detail that's highly motivated with excellent communication skills. Former Military Service Members Preferred 5-year contract work. *MUST OWN YOUR OWN Good Condition PICK-UP TRUCK** NO VANS OR SUV's *MUST SPEAK ENGLISH* Take bagged trash from each Building door & take to trash compactor located onsite. No Exp. Req'd! Just a Good attitude & Late Model Pickup. Will train the right person! Part-time shift hrs are Sunday - Thursday between 8:00P-10p. Key Responsibilities Include: Be PREPARED to WORK and COLLECT bagged trash COLD, RAIN or SHINE, 5 days per week! Be in Good Physical Condition: Will have to climb steps to retrieve bagged trash from every apartment door. Get paid to work out! Punctuality: MUST Be on property onsite 7:55 PM Sharp! Residents EXPECT trash to be removed quietly as they get ready for bed! Clean Late Model Pick Up Truck Required MANDATORY Pick Up Schedule: 8:00 PM -10:00 PM Sun-Thursday Communication Daily contact with Valet Field District Manager. Federal Tax ID Number preferred. LLC's and Inc's welcome Must be very comfortable with smartphones & Apps. Former Military Service Members Preferred Requirements: Must Speak English Pickup Truck in Good Working Condition Smart Phone

Matt Talbot Recovery Services, Inc., sister-company of Genesis Behavioral Services, is now hiring for Part-Time Transitional Living Specialists to work flexible hours (approximately 3 hours per day, ~21 hours per week) at our Transitional Living Properties (TLP) located throughout the State of Wisconsin. Perform a total of 21 site checks per week at assigned TLP location(s). These checks may be split between multiple staff members per location. Site checks to include the following: Complete inspection of the physical space to ensure residents are in compliance with House Rules and Extended Supervision terms setby the Department of Corrections (DOC); including verifying they are within property limits, performing household maintenance, participating in lawn care and snow removal responsibilities, visitation policies, non-possession of contraband and maintenance of a drug, alcohol, and crime-free living environment. Maintain, monitor usage, and light upkeep of household provided supplies, including but not limited to: dinnerware, utensils, lawnequipment, appliances, furniture, outdoor areas, linens, etc. Ensure appropriate food is supplied when necessary. Create electronic reports based on observations for each site check (see details below). Meet with Transitional Living Director on a regular basis via phone, video conferencing, or in-person to report on the on-going TLP operations at given location(s). Complete required documentation, which includes: Incident reports on all program rule or law violations. Record daily summaries of resident interactions, resident consequences issued, suicide watch and related issues in communication log. Complete site check log each day to include exact time of all site checks and whether there was face-to-face contact with the offender(s) during each checks Maintain thorough knowledge of offender(s) criminal, family, mental health, employment, and substance abuse histories in order to assist in comprehensive supervision within the community. Assist Director in ensuring residents are maintaining sufficient food items for three meals per day. Collect, inventory, and secure property of residents who are unsuccessfully discharged within 24 hours of such discharge. Hold accountability to TLP Director. Supervision is ongoing and occurs through individual consultations, in services, departmental meetings, and as-needed when requested by the DOC. COMPANY BACKGROUND Since 1966, Matt Talbot Recovery Services, Inc. has been providing housing and residential services to clients with mental health, substance abuse, and/or criminal backgrounds throughout the state of Wisconsin. Our philosophy advocates all men and women are endowed with an inherent dignity and inalienable right right to pursue life, liberty, and happiness. Our mission is to restore these pursuits to those who have lost their way due to the abuse of drugs and/or alcohol. Our programs provide both individual and group counseling, family education, pre-entry and after-care support groups, and life-building skills, presented within a positive, supportive environment. Our goal is to help each individual achieve and maintain sobriety and wellness and find a meaningful place in society. For more information, visit our website,****************

LUMIN Schools is searching for a reliable, and task-oriented Executive Assistant. The Executive Assistant works directly with the President & CEO and is responsible for performing a number of administrative duties. The ideal candidate is highly self-motivated, professional, and capable of managing their workload and prioritizing tasks in a fast-paced non-profit environment. As an ambassador for the school, the Executive Assistant interacts with the school staff, students, parents, network staff, members of the community and visitors. REPORTS TO: The CEO of LUMIN Schools JOB DUTIES: Acts as the administrative point of contact between the CEO and internal/external demands. Maintains the CEO's appointment schedule by planning and scheduling meetings, conferences, video conferences, and travel Handles executives' requests and queries promptly and appropriately Track and support donor stewardship and acquisition efforts by collecting and entering donation data, drafting letters, and managing donor relationship calendars Conserves the CEO's time by reading, researching, and routing correspondence; drafting letters and documents; collecting and analyzing information; initiating communications Produces information by transcribing, formatting, inputting, editing, retrieving, copying, and transmitting text, data, and graphics Prepares reports by collecting and analyzing information Provides historical reference by developing and utilizing filing and retrieval systems, recording meeting discussions Maintains confidence and protects operations by keeping information confidential Other duties as assigned by the CEO

ArtWorks for Milwaukee's mission is strengthening Milwaukee's workforce through arts internships that help teens develop career skills. In a city working to overcome generations of trauma, poverty, high unemployment, and segregation, Milwaukee youth deserve our attention. ArtWorks provides high school students with paid and unpaid internships in the arts. These internships include mentorship from professional artists, creative independent and collaborative projects, engagement with community issues, one-on-one learning, and exposure to workforce skills. ArtWorks aims to make its programs inclusive of all students and does not require that participants have arts experience, but it's likely that some will have skills in art-making due to the scope of ArtWorks' programs. ArtWorks has a three-tiered structure, beginning with an introductory unpaid internship, followed by an intermediate paid internship, and ending with a paid entrepreneurship internship. Every ArtWorks internship is designed to help teens develop the 21st century skills, transferable job skills that are critical to today's working world. Each internship also includes reflection, self-evaluation, and formal feedback to measure the interns' understanding, demonstration, and application of 21st century skills. Job Description Job Summary ArtWorks for Milwaukee is seeking lead teaching artists for its Fall 2019, Spring 2020, and Summer 2020 programs. Lead artists play a critical role in the facilitation, execution, and overall success of the organization's programs. Programs run between eight and 14 weeks, combining art-making and professional development with an objective to prepare teenagers for their future. The programs will implement art projects to introduce a group of eight to 12 participants to 21st century job skills. Duties & Responsibilities Implement ArtWorks' curriculum and make modifications where necessary during programming Support social emotional learning (SEL) through arts and workforce readiness instruction Maintain consistent focus on 21st century skills throughout program sessions Supervise participants, managing behaviors with empathy Act as a positive role model and mentor to all participants Provide group as well as one-on-one instruction Establish a safe learning and social environment for all students and site staff Guide students through projects while also allowing independent decision-making Communicate effectively with program staff and interns throughout programming Document successes and challenges after each session for program staff's review Provide feedback and evaluations to interns to maximize individual success Submit attendance and other required paperwork to program staff in a timely manner Attend all lead artist trainings, meetings, and program sessions Adhere to policies and guidelines of ArtWorks and program site Perform other duties as assigned ArtWorks for Milwaukee is currently hiring for the below programs. Lead artists must be available during the entire duration of the program. Program Name: LGBTQ+ Gender Fluidity Photography Exhibit - Fall 2019 Arts Medium: Photography Schedule: Week days TBD | 4:30-7pm 1 day per week: September 17th, 2019 - December 13th, 2019 | 2 days per week: February 10th, 2020 - May 15th, 2020 Location: LGBT Community Center (1110 North Market Street, 2nd Floor, Milwaukee, WI 53202) Program Description: In a partnership between ArtWorks for Milwaukee and the LGBT Community Center, this program aims to provide emotional, social, and professional support to LGBTQ+ youth in Milwaukee through an academic-year-long internship. High school interns will collaborate with a lead artist to create a photography collection and corresponding art exhibition on Gallery Night and Day. All program participants and supervisors will identify as LGBTQ+. The content of the photography collection will focus on gender fluidity, bringing attention and awareness to the beauty of Milwaukee's LGBTQ+ population. The LGBT Center and ArtWorks will combine their missions to contribute to creating a more inclusive society and workforce, as well as promoting understanding and tolerance between the LGBTQ+ and broader communities. Program Name: Intergenerational Storytelling Performance - Fall 2019 Arts Medium: Literary arts and theater Schedule: Week days TBD | 4:30-7pm 1 day per week: September 17th, 2019 - December 13th, 2019 | 2 days per week: February 10th, 2020 - May 15th, 2020 Location: TBD Program Description: TimeSlips is leading a global movement to bring meaning into late life through creative engagement through an evidence-based storytelling/drama approach. TimeSlips selected ArtWorks as a partner for its national pilot project “NextGen” that focuses on the following two goals: decrease the stigma of aging and break down ageism stereotypes between generations; build a workforce pipeline for young people interested in fields such as art/music/drama therapies, gerontology, healthcare, psychology, social work, etc. In this academic-year-long internship, ArtWorks' interns will work with a lead artist at a to-be-determined local aging services facility. Elders and youth will collaboratively practice skills such as communication and creativity while focusing on creative projects in the literary arts and theater. ArtWorks and its interns will receive support from TimeSlips in piloting training, mentorship, career guidance, and engagement work with elders. Interns and elders will celebrate the culmination of their work with a final showcase that they collaboratively design and perform to a live audience. Qualifications Required Skills & Qualifications Highly skilled in visual arts media At least one year teaching, facilitating, or mentoring experience in a similar role At least one year working with youth Cultural competency to work well with all communities and individuals Communicate effectively with program and site staff Ability to work independently and under minimal supervision Flexibility and multitasking skills Detail-oriented with excellent organizational skills Excellent interpersonal skills while working on a team Effective time management High school diploma or equivalent Preferred Skills & Qualifications Knowledge of social emotional learning (SEL) Experience working with youth who have experienced trauma Experience working with youth with physical, mental, or neurological disabilities Experience creating lesson plans or curricula Business-minded, knowledge of and/or experience with entrepreneurship and business administration Interest in social justice and social change initiatives Access to reliable transportation - this position involves occasional errands, community events, etc. Schedule Programming runs after school (between 3pm and 7pm) during the school year (September - May). Programming runs during the day (between 10am and 3pm) in the summer months (June - August). Position includes hours outside of programming for lesson planning and program preparation. Additional Information Please apply at the following link: ************************************************************ ArtWorks is an equal opportunity employer. All applicants will be considered for employment without attention to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran or disability status.

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Job DescriptionSalary: $15.50 The Zoological Society of Milwaukee (ZSM) is seeking a seasonal Actor-Educator to join a fun and talented team of professionals in supporting one of the most cherished community assets the Milwaukee County Zoo. This position performs outdoor At-Habitat interactions, provides interpretation for backpack puppets, supports Education activities at the Education Station, and contributes feedback on the development of educational materials for the Zoological Society of Milwaukees (ZSM) arts education programming and theater (Kohls Wild Theater - KWT). A KWT Actor-Educator is expected to deliver content and curricula in a variety of outdoor settings in various locations around the zoo. The role works closely with the Teaching Artist in support of the ZSMs Mission to educate people about the importance of wildlife and animals and support the Milwaukee County Zoo (MCZ), and the Conservation Education departments vision to inspire and empower all members of our community to take conservation action. The role will also work closely with the Summer Mainstage Company, and occasionally with the Arts Education Manager. This seasonal position works 4-6 days/week from April 28 September 8, with a standard shift being 10:30am-2:30pm. Successful candidates must have the ability to work weekends and pre-designated holiday hours. Rate of Pay: $15.50 RESPONSIBILITIES Execute all At-Habitat content as designed and developed by the Teaching Artist. Perform all improvisational material. Adhere to all off-book dates as set by the Teaching Artist. Incorporate feedback from the Teaching Artist and the Arts Education Manager. Continue to develop knowledge of content throughout the summer and share knowledge with Teaching Artist and Acting Company. Collaborate with members of the Acting Company during At-Habitat interactions. Assist in the administration of evaluations and collection of data for KWT education experiences. Hand out surveys at stage as directed by Arts Education Manager. Fill out scheduled forms as requested by Teaching Artist. Promptly communicate any notable challenges or successes with Teaching Artist, Summer Mainstage Company, or other Arts Education Staff. Support set up and break down of materials at the Education Station. Report equipment damage to Teaching Artist or KWT Stage Manager. Represent the ZSM and MCZ onsite. Greet, guide, and create a personal experience for Zoo visitors. Project a positive image and energy. Follow all uniform guidelines as provided by the ZSM handbook and the Arts Education Manager. Maintain basic knowledge of all relevant scientific topics as discussed in KWT programming, and other education programming offered by ZSM. Perform all other duties as assigned by the Teaching Artist, Arts Education Manager, and KWT Administrative and Technical Specialist. QUALIFICATIONS Two years of professional, semi-professional, or educational theater experience. Experience in a classroom setting is a plus. Proven ability to work independently and in teams. Demonstration of excellent verbal and written communication and presentation skills; Spanish or second language fluency a plus. Interest in and experience connecting educational opportunities with broader community engagement efforts. Must have reliable transportation to the Milwaukee County Zoo, as well as a valid drivers license. Ability to work weekends and/or pre-designated holiday hours. The Zoological Society of Milwaukee believes diversity, equity, access, and inclusion (DEAI) are the hallmarks of a robust, vibrant community and have adopted DEAI as foundational to our organizations priorities and values. A successful candidate will embrace these values and incorporate a similar commitment within their scope of work to foster an inclusive culture that celebrates diversity, which is demonstrated through actions and words. The Society provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation and training. The Zoological Society of Milwaukee is committed to providing access and reasonable accommodation in all its services. If you need accommodation in the application or interview process, please contact our Human Resources department at *****************.

Want to know what the UEC is all about? Check out our mission, vision, and values. Or, visit our Instagram to see us find fun and share it! As a Summer Community Program Facilitator you will be responsible for facilitating safe, environmentally conscious, nature-focused outdoor programs for participants of all ages. The Summer Community Program Facilitator will work as a team with fellow Community Program staff to engage audiences in urban outdoor recreation activities such as paddling, biking, hiking and fishing as well as informal environmental education programming. Other non-teaching projects will be assigned as needed throughout the season to maintain programming gear, assist with department administrative tasks, and support the Education Department as a whole. This person must be able to work some evenings and Saturdays. Our Summer Employment and Internship Experience: The Community Programs Intern is paid a stipend of $1,120 on a bi-weekly basis. This role is allotted 3 days (24 hours) of PTO for planned vacation or sick days. You will attend training for the first two weeks of your experience, with opportunities for further learning & development throughout the summer. We host both a Summer Kickoff event and an End of Summer Celebration. We nurture an inclusive, supportive, and collaborative workplace culture. You will have the ability to attend all UEC events or programs at a low or no cost. Children of employees attend programming, including summer camps, at reduced rates. Application Review Date: February 1st It is strongly recommended that all interested applicants submit their applications by this date. Employment term: June 8th, 2026 to August 21st, 2026 Location and Schedule:. Work is conducted in-person 5 days/week onsite, 40 hours/week, at all three branch locations. ______________________________________________________________________________ DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Program Facilitation & Delivery Co-lead and facilitate outdoor recreation programming such as paddling, biking, hiking and fishing. Welcome, lead, and close experiences by speaking in front of large groups of diverse, multi-aged audiences. Prepare all activity materials, program spaces, and gear for experiences scheduled. Lead programming along with the Community Programs Team at large UEC events. Work in collaboration with other educators to maintain an inventory of program supplies. Adapt program outlines to meet needs of program participants. Using program lesson plans, create program facilitation outlines for each program based on group size, needs, ages & location. Maintain Safety Practices Complete first aid, CPR, and AED training certification- provided by Urban Ecology Center. Adhere to all Urban Adventure program procedures as laid out by the Urban Ecology Center Community Programs Department, and Safety Committee. Anticipate, prevent, identify, and respond to safety issues. Department Support/General Tasks Work closely with seasonal staff, fellow interns, and high school outdoor leaders to deliver programs and grow in their abilities as programmatic staff. Act as a representative of the Center through customer service by fostering a welcoming atmosphere and responding to questions and concerns. Assist with other projects and tasks as needed, including program supply inventory, recreational equipment maintenance/care, and more. adventure equipment. Embrace and demonstrate Urban Ecology Center's teaching philosophy, approach, and continuous learning. ______________________________________________________________________________ To be successful in this position, you will demonstrate the following competencies: We know that hardly anyone ‘checks ALL the boxes' on job requirements, and that's okay! If some or many of the items listed below describe you and your experiences, we're excited to talk with you and encourage you to apply. Instructional Abilities: Demonstrated abilities to teach science and nature based programs with a grasp on group management, youth engagement strategies, positive risk-taking, and adventure education. Adaptability: Ability to function both independently and collaborate well with others; you are motivated through change and by new opportunities. Effective Communicator: You articulate thoughts and express ideas effectively using oral, written, visual, and non-verbal communication skills, as well as listening skills to gain understanding. The ability to deliver information in person, in writing, and in a digital world. Collaboration: Ability to collaborate and share planning and teaching responsibilities with peers Problem Solving: Ability to solve problems, think, reason and learn from experiences. May develop creative solutions or innovative future approaches. Time Management: ability to distinguish priorities, focus on relevant issues, and set realistic time goals. Bilingual English/Spanish (preferred): The ability to develop and teach programs in both English and Spanish is recommended. Outdoor Recreation Skills (preferred): Paddling experience, trail biking and hiking, fishing and other outdoor recreation experience is strongly desired. Physical ability, with reasonable accommodation, required for various activities, such as carrying and paddling canoes or hiking for a full day. Required Qualifications: A high school diploma or equivalent education. First Aid, CPR, Lifeguard Certification or ability to obtain, with UEC support. At least one year of work or learning experience beyond high school. Preferred Qualifications: Background in youth development, environmental education, or related field Experience working in an outdoor education program Physical Requirements Lifting bikes 3 feet out of a bike rack or vehicle. Team-lifting canoes from storage racks to activity locations. Hiking, biking, walking, or paddling for a full day- up to 6 hours. Ability to lift up to 50 pounds with or without accommodation. Ability to build and work near campfires, outdoor open flames in a contained fire ring. Ability to sit, stand, crouch, and bend on a regular basis. ______________________________________________________________________________ What does a typical workday look like? Condition & Location: Work is conducted in person at all 3 of UEC Locations (5 days/week onsite, 40 hours in a week) Open office workspace with an active team atmosphere. Using shared workspaces at all three UEC locations. Time spent outdoors, in all types of seasonal weather. Our community programs team spends at least 75% of their time outdoors, the work environment will be dependent on weather conditions. Schedule: Tuesday- Saturday Equipment Used: Computer- Google Suite, Zoom telephone, & Slack. Office specific: copy machine, paper cutters, AV Equipment. Outdoor and recreational equipment, including but not limited to kayaks, canoes, canoe/kayak paddles, pedal boats, fishing poles and tackle, mountain bikes, bicycle helmets and bike locks. Science education supplies, including but not limited to microscopes, insect nets, hand lenses, & campfire cooking supplies. ______________________________________________________________________________ The Urban Ecology Center is an Equal Opportunity Employer. It is our policy to make all personnel decisions without discriminating on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, sex, physical disability, mental disability, age, marital status, sexual orientation, citizenship status, national or ethnic origin, and any other protected status.

Full-time Description JOB PURPOSE AND REPORTING STRUCTURE: Under the direction of the Director of Engineering , the Engineering Assistant organizes and controls the flow of paperwork within the department and between other departments, releases job packets to the pro- duction area, and creates nests of parts for the laser cutter, in accordance with company policies and procedures. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following. Other duties may be assigned. Organize and control release of Same-As jobs and schedules and prepare job packets for production. Prepare job packets for various jobs, including engineered, parts, similar-to, etc. Create accurate spreadsheets, databases, documents and presentation materials as directed. Organize approval drawings. Send out drawings to customers, receive them when returned, enter into log, and expedite for the customer as needed. Maintain accurate and timely engineering log and engineering change log. Complete special projects as assigned. Initiate and manage ECN/ECR processing, including logging ECNs and making changes to BOMs. Coordinate with appropriate engineers to ensure ECN/ECR process is completed fully and as intended. Initiate preparation of Ship Date Change Notices and Order Status Change Notices. Organize and maintain accurate record systems. Organize and maintain departmental supplies, re-ordering as needed. Oversee the maintenance of assigned departmental office machines, ordering service as needed. Complete and maintain all required paperwork, records, documents, etc. Follow and comply with all safety and work rules and regulations. Maintain departmental housekeeping standards. Back up the CAD Administrator when needed. Update all copies of the Engineering Standards manual, incorporating revisions. Perform miscellaneous clerical duties as assigned, to include copying, filing, locating files, etc. EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE: Requires four years of high school and two to four years of related experience; or a combination of education and experience. LANGUAGE SKILLS: Ability to read and comprehend instructions, short correspondence, and memos. Ability to prepare spreadsheets, databases, documents, and presentation materials. Ability to effectively communicate with other employees of the organization. MATHEMATICAL SKILLS: Ability to add, subtract, multiply, and divide in all units of measure, using whole numbers, common fractions, and decimals. Ability to compute rate, ratio, and percent.

Thank you for your interest in being a part of the Camp Vertical staff! Staff members will have specific leadership responsibilities and will be expected to work approximately 40 hours a week over a 7 to 9-week period. Salary will be determined based on experience and responsibilities. IMPORTANT DATES: First Day of Employment for "Leadership Staff" (Coordinators and SLT Mentors) is May 1, 2026 (up to 10 hours/week until June 6, 2026. First Day of Employment for most staff (not SLT Mentors or Coordinators) is Training Day, June 6, 2026. Last Day of Employment/MANDATORY Staff Clean-up Day August 15, 2026. Please fill out the application completely and submit it by February 28, 2026. If you have any further questions, please feel free to email us at ******************* SUMMER CAMP 2026 POSITION DESCRIPTIONS SLT (STUDENT LEADER IN TRAINING ): An SLT is a leader at camp, who gains an opportunity for camp to invest in you while you learn the ropes of being on summer staff and get experience. They are responsible for building relationships with campers and connecting them to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. This role is present with campers all day and will participate in camp activities with campers. • Must be at least 15 (typically your first year on staff) LEADER : Leaders are responsible for building relationships with campers and connecting them to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. This role is present with campers all day and will participate in camp activities with campers. • Must be at least 16 KEY LEADER : Key Leaders are responsible for building relationships with campers and connecting them to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. They oversee campers, leaders, and volunteers in their assigned activity group, as well as ensuring the content for their activity group is relevant and engaging. • Must be at least 18 SPECIALISTS: Leadership staff serve behind the scenes of camp, assisting the rest of the Camp Vertical staff members. They liaise between activity groups and help with camp communication and needs. • Must be at least 18 MEDIC SPECIALIST : The Camp medic is present throughout the day to assist any campers, volunteers or staff with medical-related issues. The medic administers daily medications, documents situations, communicates with parents when needed and provides “first aid” care to those who need it. OFFICE SPECIALIST : Office Staff Members are present throughout the day to fulfill office and administrative needs, especially in regard to communication to and from parents. SET-UP SPECIALIST : Set-Up specialist is present throughout the day to assist with daily camp set-up and clean-up needs. SUPPLY SPECIALIST : Supply Specialist organizes the needed supplies for activities and other camp things each day, facilitating purchasing and organizing the supplies so that activities groups have what they need. TECHNOLOGY & PRODUCTION SPECIALIST : Tech and production specialist works closely with the worship coordinator to ensure that all tech needs are met for worship and large group, and other tech needs. SLT MENTOR (& KEY LEADER ): SLT Mentors are responsible for building relationships with campers and connecting them to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. They oversee campers, leaders, and volunteers in their assigned activity group, as well as ensuring the content for their activity group is relevant and engaging. Mentors are paired with one or a few SLTs, and are responsible for coaching their SLTs with leader responsibilities like leading a small group, leading activities, etc… • Must be at least 19 COORDINATORS: Coordinators support the Director by providing ministry and relational support to staff members, volunteers and/or campers. They are involved in and planning and execution of high-level ministry happenings at camp. • Must be at least 19 ACTIVITY GROUP COORDINATOR: The Activity Group Coordinator's main role is to support Key Leaders. They do this by helping leaders plan, managing the schedule and placement of leaders in activity groups, and assisting with discipline of campers. The Activity Group Coordinator floats around and makes sure activities are going smoothly, and helps key leaders when needed. HORIZON COORDINATOR : The Horizon Coordinator's mail role is to engage with and lead the Middle School Camp, Camp Horizon. The Horizon coordinator facilitates activities, disciplines middle-school campers when needed, teaches bible lessons, and works closely with other Camp Horizon leaders. OFFICE COORDINATOR : The Office Coordinator's main role is to support and lead the office staff team, and support the Specialists. The office coordinator handles behind-the-scenes logistical needs, and uses judgment to make logistical decisions, or to invite the Director into decisions. They also oversee and manage day-to-day office functions for Camp Vertical. SPECIAL NEEDS COORDINATOR : The Special Needs Coordinator's main role is to support campers. They do this by working with campers who have identified special needs, as well as training and equipping camp staff to come alongside and coach those campers who may need extra support. They will also serve as the primary liaison between the camp and the camper's family, ensuring healthy communication and collaboration with the goal to provide a strong level of support to both. VOLUNTEER AND SLT COORDINATOR : The Volunteer and SLT Coordinator's main role is to support Leaders (especially first-year leaders), and High School Volunteers. They do this by facilitating volunteer meetings, leading and guiding volunteers and providing necessary feedback and coaching. They also oversee the SLT program, lead SLT meetings and check in with SLTs and Mentors throughout the summer. WORSHIP COORDINATOR : The worship coordinator's main role is to support the spiritual component of Camp by facilitating daily camp worship, weekly staff worship, and other teaching, devotional and spiritual-related happenings. The worship coordinator meets with the Director to prayerfully plan worship sets, and teach Camp what worship is. They also support camp leaders by checking in with them.