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Teacher Aide - After School Program
Beaverton or Tigard or Tualatin or West Linn or Wilsonville
$17/hrOnsitePart Time
Club K After School Zone: Providing licensed before and after school enrichment for elementary students
Must be at least 16, available to start by 1:45 PM at least 3 weekday afternoons, CPR/First Aid and Oregon Food Handler permit, enrolled in Oregon Central Background Registry; experience with children preferred.
Transition Projects: Provides housing transition and support services for homeless individuals.
3+ YOEBachelor's +3 years social services experience or 5 years experience; experience managing programs and staff; strong leadership, reporting, budgeting, and stakeholder collaboration skills; First Aid/CPR/AED, bloodborne pathogens and Narcan training.
Trustwell Living: Operator of senior living and memory care communities.
1.5+ YOECompletion of qualified medication aide program with current license, 18+ months similar experience preferred, CPR/First Aid, ability to lift and perform resident care, strong English communication.
Trustwell Living: Operator of senior living communities providing residential care services.
1.5+ YOECompletion of Qualified Medication Aide program with current license, 18–24 months related experience preferred, CPR/First Aid preferred, ability to lift up to 50 lbs, high school preferred, clear English communication.
Sea Mar Community Health Centers: Providing comprehensive medical and social services to underserved communities.
2+ MgmtMaster's in relevant field (or 5 years supervisory experience), 2+ years supervisory experience, CPR and First Aid, annual TB test, ability to manage outpatient behavioral health and substance use programs, oversee contracts and ensure regulatory compliance.
CenterWellNYSE: HUM: Provides senior primary care, home health, and pharmacy services.
1+ YOECNA or CHHA program completed within 24 months; state certification; valid driver’s license with insurance; in good standing on HHA Registry and completed HHA/CNA course; at least 1 year of recent Home Health Aide or CNA experience.
Family Building Blocks: Strengthens families through therapeutic childcare and support services.
2+ YOE2+ MgmtSupervisory experience with Early/Healthy Families programs; master’s or bachelor’s with experience; 2+ years supervisory experience, MS Office proficiency, pass background check and drug test, pediatric first aid/CPR and food handler within 30 days, valid Oregon driver’s license.
Neighborhood House: Provides social services, emergency food assistance, and early childhood education.
Entry-level role supporting school-age programs; requires ability to work with children, complete 20 hours training per licensing year, Food Handlers card and CPR/First Aid (obtain within 30 days), CBR registration, and MS Office skills.
Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Teams
New Narrative: A nonprofit organization providing compassionate, person-centered mental health and housing support to promote stability and community integration.
2+ YOE2+ MgmtBachelor's in behavioral science, active CPR and First Aid, minimum 2 years supervisory experience, 2 years crisis intervention experience, knowledge of low-barrier shelter services and SPMI population, strong communication and leadership skills.
Family YMCA of Marion & Polk Counties: Provides community wellness, youth development, and social support services.
0.25+ YOEMust be 18+, obtain Pediatric First Aid & CPR and Food Handler card, pass background check, and meet one education/experience option (associate degree, Oregon Registry step 6, or qualifying school-age care experience).
Sapphire Health Services: Operates senior living communities and skilled nursing facilities.
Must be 18+, hold an active state CMA credential from a state-approved CMA training program, pass a background check, able to perform physical patient-assist tasks, and communicate effectively.
Cascadia Healthcare: Operator of skilled nursing and transitional care facilities.
Administer routine medications, perform glucose checks and vital signs, document medication administration; graduate of a CMA program and valid state CMA certification and CPR required; 6 months long-term care experience preferred.
Multnomah Education Service District: Providing regional educational, health, and technology services to students.
Seasonal instructor for weeklong residential outdoor school; requires experience with youth/outdoor education, valid First Aid/CPR, ability to lift up to 50 lbs, reliable attendance, and ability to travel between sites.
Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District: Operates public parks and recreation centers in Beaverton, Oregon.
3+ YOECPR/First Aid and lifeguard certification required, valid Oregon driver license, equivalent of high school and three years clerical/public-contact experience preferred, ability to lead part-time staff and perform pool operations.
Sapphire Health Services: Operates skilled nursing and assisted living communities in Oregon.
Must be 18+, active state CMA certification from a state-approved program, able to pass background check, perform physical tasks (lifting, standing), strong communication and interpersonal skills.
Edwards Center: Provides residential and support services for individuals with disabilities.
2+ YOE2+ years residential or human services experience, supervisory experience preferred; high school diploma or equivalent; valid Oregon driver’s license; maintain OIS, CPR/First Aid, and blood-borne pathogens certifications; strong documentation and leadership skills.
Work Unlimited: Provides residential and vocational support for individuals with disabilities.
0.25+ YOEHigh school or GED, valid driver's license, pass DHS background check, OIS and First Aid/CPR, basic computer literacy, minimum 3 months direct support experience, ability to lift up to 50 lbs.
Central School District 13J: Provides public K-12 education services to local communities.
Associates degree or paraprofessional assessment required; ability to communicate in English, work with children, follow lesson plans, obtain CPR/First Aid and district-required trainings; general computer/email/word processing skills.