Through 47 programs and two affiliated ministries, Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans reaches out to victims of Hurricane Katrina, vulnerable children, troubled teens, families, seniors, survivors of domestic violence, people with profound disabilities, people with mental illness, and many others.

If you would like to serve your neighbors in need through employment with Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans, please fill out our online application. You may also send a cover letter and resume to ccanohr@ccano.org.

Listings are updated weekly. Last Update:  May 14, 2012

Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans has the following openings:

ADULT DAY HEALTH CARE CENTERS

Administrator
Responsible for directing and supervising all aspects of the ADHC program.  This includes determining admission eligibility of prospective clients and client discharges, developing and implementing in-services for staff, supervising all program coordinates, maintaining daily census levels necessary to balance monthly expenditures for each program, evaluation of the program and direct reports, development and implementation of a marketing plan, and community outreach strategy.  This position requires an ability to function independently with minimum supervision and the ability to communicate with all levels of management.  The administrator must have an understanding of budgets, licensing policy and procedures and accreditation.  Must be available in person or by telecommunication at all times for all aspects of agency operation.  This position reports to the Vice President of Health Ministries. Registered Nurse Required.  Prior experience working with elderly and individuals with developmental disabilities preferred.

OFFICE OF JUSTICE AND PEACE

Global Solidarity Intern (Part-time, 20 hours/week)
Intern will work with the Office of Justice and Peace staff to build capacity for the work of global solidarity and Catholic Relief Services in the Catholic community.  This will include work with Catholic parishes and schools, the Operation Rice Bowl program, the Haiti Parish Partnership initiative, fair trade, and more.  Familiarity with the structure of the Catholic Church and the local churches and schools is preferred.  Candidates must be pursuing or have  already achieved a Bachelor’s of Arts.

PACE GREATER NEW ORLEANS

Certified Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide
Under the general supervision of the nursing staff and reporting to the Director of Clinical Services, is responsible for the provision of direct care in the Pace GNO Home Health Services, including but not limited to personal care, non skilled treatments, assistance with toileting, feeding, recreational activities, and escorting participants to and from physician appointments or other services outside of the Pace GNO Adult Day Health Canter.  High school diploma/GED, current Louisiana Certified Nursing Assistant License, 1 year experience in care of the frail elderly, good interpersonal skills and the ability to work with geriatric patients and handle unusual interpersonal situations.  Must be able to maneuver and operate general household equipment.

Driver
Under the supervision of the Transportation Coordinator, responsible for the direct transportation of physically limited passengers to and from destinations.  Positions require constant interaction with caregivers and community agencies.  High school diploma/GED plus one year experience transporting individual with special mobility needs.  A valid Chauffer driver’s license and a good driving record are required.  Must be able to work effectively in a team environment and operate handicap accessible vehicles.

Physical Therapist Assistant
Individual needed to provide clinical therapy (PT) treatment for program participants, on rehabilitative, restorative or maintenance levels at day center under the direction of the physical therapist to improve participant’s body functions and to relieve pain.  Trains participants in ambulatory skills and strengthening and stretching exercises to improve their functional activity.  Assists with instructing participants in use of wheelchairs, canes, walkers, prostheses and other assistive devices.  Promotes participants’ wellness through the development and implementation of wellness program.  Associate’s Degree in Physical Therapy from an accredited Physical Therapy Assistant Program.  Licensed to practice as a Physical Therapy Assistant in Louisiana.  At least one year experience working with the frail/elderly population.  Current CPR certification required.

Physical Therapist (Part-Time, 20 -24 hours plus benefits)
Responsible for providing physical therapy services for program participants on acute, restorative or maintenance levels in Adult Day Health Center. Evaluates and administers physical therapy treatments to participants, evaluates effectiveness of interventions and modifies services as appropriate.  Collaborate on care plans with interdisciplinary team. Develops group therapeutic exercise programs in accordance with participant needs. Occasional in-home treatment may be required. Graduate of a physical therapy program accredited by the APTA. Licensed to practice physical therapy in Louisiana. At least one year of general physical therapy experience with geriatric population.

Scheduling Clerk
Individual will represent PACE by answering incoming calls, coordinate and maintain monthly schedules on a daily basis for potential participants and staff, coordinates all paperwork for enrollment processing including dissemination and receipt of communication from local Medicaid office, collect, enter and maintain accurate participant records in software system, monitor, mediate, and log both prospective enrollees activities and follow up on coordinator assignments and participant service, demonstrate open and effective communication with department and interdisciplinary team, computer competencies including Microsoft Word, Excel and other key soft ware programs.  High school or equivalent.  At least 2 years of previous office experience.  Must be proficient in people management, intake, and data entry and must have excellent oral and written communication skills.  Excellent interpersonal relationship skills working with a team.  Must possess a valid driver’s license, proof of insurance and reliable transportation.

PADUA COMMUNITY HOMES

Active Treatment Technician / Residential Counselor
Must provide personal hygiene care, participate in person-centered planning, and participate in community outings.  Meet overall needs of medically fragile individuals.  Individual must work evening and over night shifts. High school diploma and prefer experience working with medically fragile individuals. 

Administrator
The Administrator is responsible for the management of Padua Pediatrics, Padua Community Homes, and Padua Supervised Apartments within Catholic Charities.  The Administrator reports directly to the Vice President of Health Ministries.  This position requires the ability to function within a large multi-service agency with centralized administrator policy and procedures.  It requires sufficient organizational and managerial skills to manage the everyday operations of the program(s) in compliance with agency policy and licensing/accreditation standards. The position’s knowledge and skills sufficient to evaluate program functioning in relation to community need and to design new programs.  It requires a high degree of interpersonal skills and the ability to communicate effectively with all levels of staff and clients, church and state personnel, funding sources and community groups.  It requires the ability to prepare accurate reports in a timely manner and the ability to manage the physical resources of the program(s).  RN degree required, 5 years managerial experience required.

Care Coordinator
Applicant must have capacity to manage multiple cases in a supervised independent living environment.  Experience working with persons diagnosed with a developmental disability is required.  The ability to assist the program director in managing a team of twenty eight direct care companions.  Managing consumers records ensuring proper documentation at 5 sites.  Ability to work effectively with management, consumers, families and direct support staff is crucial to this position.  Participate in semiannual and annual meetings to address and advocate for client needs, rights and overall wellbeing.  On call bi-weekly to address consumer. Staff needs and concerns.  Available to work scheduled shifts when coverage does not permit.  Complete monthly and quarterly chart assessment on eleven consumers.  Submit monthly client tracking as required.  Available to make regular on site visits to each site.  Must possess knowledge and understanding of wavier regulations, budgets, and CPOC’s.  Schedule medical appointments and arrange transportation for consumer outings and medical appointments. 3 – 5 years experience and Bachelor’s Degree in Human Service or related field required. 

Licensed Practical Nurse
Administer medications orally and through gastro tube, perform gastric tube feedings, administer respiratory treatments, and provide tracheotomy care.  The position requires good interpersonal skills and the ability to communicate effectively at all levels.  Must be a graduate of an accredited school of practical nursing and possess a current Louisiana license to practice nursing.  Experience working with the developmentally disabled and medically fragile preferred.

Program Coordinator 
 Responsible for directing and supervising all aspects of the Padua Pediatric Residential care program.  Must be available in person or by telecommunication at all times for all aspects of agency operation and ensure compliance with ICF/DD program principles maintaining that the program is consistently ready for survey.  Candidates must understand budgeting and make decisions that keep spending within prescribed limits.  The coordinator must have an understanding of basic financial management, COA policies and procedures, DHH regulations ICF/DD programs and emergency evacuation procedures.  Bachelor’s degree in Social Work or related field.  Prior experience with individuals with developmental disabilities needed.

SPIRIT OF HOPE

Cambodian Interpreter
The interpreter will work in a variety of settings and with other professionals, including the staff of the community centers and mental health programs.   Clearly and accurately interpret communications between clients and community, health and human service providers including but not limited to case managers, crisis counselor and psychiatrists, domestic violence and mental health programs.  Assist through all phases of case management, counseling and other treatment when necessary.  Fluency in English and Cambodian is essential.  Bicultural; acquaintance with cultural and ethnic beliefs and jargon is helpful. 

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