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Independence, Inc
Youth Transition Specialist - Kansas Youth Transition Network Program
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A Network Analyst or Specialist plans, implements, tests and maintains computer systems within a company. Analyses businesses to identify problems and recommends suitable technical solutions.
$87,992 / year median in Kansas
-23% projected decline
Job Description
Youth Transition Specialist - Kansas Youth Transition Network Program Independence, Inc - 4.1 Kansas City, KS Job Details Full-time $20 - $21 an hour 1 day ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Retirement plan Qualifications Experience working with individuals with disabilities Anti-discrimination law Databases Community outreach Career exploration services for students Employment support for individuals with disabilities Bachelor's degree Youth services experience Collaboration with community partners Creative problem-solving Experience working with individuals from underserved communities Student transition support Full Job Description This is an exciting opportunity for a uniquely-qualified individual to begin (if a recent college graduate) or advance their career in disability and youth-transition services under the Federally-funded grant position of Youth Transition Specialist - Kansas Youth Transition Network Program (KYTN) in Kansas City, KS. Qualified persons with a disability are encouraged to apply! The ideal candidate will have experience, education, or a combination of both, working with youth and young adults on pre-employment, job-readiness, education and career goals, using creative problem-solving, networking and collaboration to create transition plans with youth and young adults based on their goals, interests, talents and needs and be able to help bridge the gap between between middle school, high school and post-secondary employment or higher education. An understanding and adherence to the Independent Living Philosophy (IL), Disability Rights, Accessibility and Inclusive Employment in carrying out all work, is required.