Speech and Life Skills Trainer (CNA)

QLI•Omaha, NE

25d•Onsite

About The Position

QLI is a national leader in providing comprehensive rehabilitation for people recovering from spinal cord or traumatic brain injuries. The Speech and Life Skills Trainer works with individuals to build skills, opportunities, and confidence to live life to the fullest. The role involves varied, autonomous, collaborative activities, including tutoring and study-skills support, practicing vocational skills, assisting with everyday tasks, using speech strategies in community settings, and coordinating with clinical and residential teams to plan for life beyond QLI. This is a full-time, on-site position in Omaha, Nebraska, scheduled for 40 hours per week and including one weekend day. Applicants must be at least 18 years old, be a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), and maintain a valid driver’s license. QLI will provide paid CNA certification training for the right candidate. An annual flu vaccine is required during flu season; QLI can provide it free of charge if needed. A drug screen, criminal background check, and job-designated fitness assessment are required. Candidates must be able to perform the position’s physical activities and meet the stated safety and attendance requirements.

Requirements

Must be 18 years or older.
Must be certified as a Nursing Assistant (CNA); paid certification training is available for the right candidate.
Must have and maintain a valid driver’s license.
Annual flu vaccine is required during flu season.
Must complete a drug screen and criminal background check.
Must be able to pass the fitness assessment designated for this job title and perform all physical activities related to the position.
Must not have a condition or limitation that could pose a direct threat to self or others unless the threat can be eliminated by reasonable accommodation.
Regular attendance in the assigned role is an essential job function.

Responsibilities

Tutor individuals in online high school classes and study skills.
Train with individuals on skills needed to return to work, including vocational practice.
Assist individuals with everyday tasks, such as preparing snack bags for a child.
Drive individuals to community locations and practice speech strategies during ordering and conversation.
Collaborate with clinical and residential teams to envision and plan for individuals’ lives beyond QLI.