LearningRx Cognitive Trainer
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Cerebral Palsy Inc
Appleton, WI, US
Summary
The Cognitive Trainer leads one-on-one brain training sessions using the LearningRx program to strengthen core cognitive skills. They are also responsible for planning sessions, recording progress, and communicating with parents and site management.
Job Description
JOB SUMMARY:
The primary role of the Cognitive Trainer is to lead brain training sessions with individuals using the LearningRx research-based program. The Cognitive Trainer will serve as a primary resource to students and families to provide information pertaining to development, programs, and potential outcomes.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBLITIES:
- Deliver one-on-one fast paced, research-based training to individuals participating in the LearningRx programs.
- Focus on strengthening core cognitive skills that are outlined in the Trainers Manual.
- Be familiar with each program offered by LearningRx and understand the various delivery methods.
- Responsible for planning and recording each session.
- Communicate with parents on daily progress.
- Communicate with Site Manager regarding student performance, successes, and concerns.
- Adhere to safety policies and procedures.
- All other duties as assigned by the Site Manager.
EXPERIENCE AND SKILL REQUIREMENTS:
- Associate degree required, Bachelor’s degree preferred. (i.e. medical field, Psychology, COTA, PTA) Will consider 2nd/3rd year students.
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1-2 years previous experience in an education/coaching/training setting preferred.
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Strong reading and spelling skills.
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Basic working knowledge of Microsoft Office including Outlook, Word, and Excel.
- Ability to operate office equipment including computers, printers, faxes, and copiers.
- Excellent customer service and interpersonal skills. Ability to be patient with others and foster cooperative and courteous working relationships.
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Demonstrated organizational skills and attention to detail.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- Strong time management skills with the ability to multitask and meet deadlines.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
- Ability to respond to varied/changing work demands and make decisions as required.
- Sensitivity to confidential matters.
- Ability to maintain regular and reliable attendance.
- Successful completion of background check (at hire and every 2 years) and drug screen.
The Cerebral Palsy Center helps people with developmental disabilities have the chance at a better, richer life with as much independence as possible.
Through the services we offer, our clients have a chance at finding a job, living independently, enjoying relationships with others, participating in hobbies and leisure activities and giving back to the community through volunteer work.
Day Services at the Center consist of:
* Facility Based - Teaching individuals how to take care of themselves, developing social skills, and providing a break for family care givers.
* Community Based - Helping individuals become part of community life through volunteer work, YWCA and civic club memberships, and leisure activities.
* Employment Services - Seeks employment through three programs, Supported Employment, Project SEARCH and the Transition Team, providing job aptitude assessment, job development, stabilization, job coaching and follow up support services.
Residential Services consist of:
* Group Living - Meal, transportation, and personal care assistance provided in agency owned, accessible group homes by on-site staff.
* Individualized Living - Services are provided in individuals' homes or apartments and consist of assistance with personal care, housekeeping, shopping, transportation, and meal preparation.
The Family Support Program is a DIDD funded program which the Center administers and is a funding/referral service to provide whatever supports, services, or equipment needed to enable individuals and their families to remain in their homes and community. Services can include but are not limited to: Home Modifications, Specialized Equipment, Respite Care, Counseling, Health Related Needs, and Supplies.
Altogether over 300 individuals benefit from the services offered through the Cerebral Palsy Center.
Founded
1954
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Individual and Family Services
Org type
Nonprofit
The Cerebral Palsy Center helps people with developmental disabilities have the chance at a better, richer life with as much independence as possible.
Through the services we offer, our clients have a chance at finding a job, living independently, enjoying relationships with others, participating in hobbies and leisure activities and giving back to the community through volunteer work.
Day Services at the Center consist of:
* Facility Based - Teaching individuals how to take care of themselves, developing social skills, and providing a break for family care givers.
* Community Based - Helping individuals become part of community life through volunteer work, YWCA and civic club memberships, and leisure activities.
* Employment Services - Seeks employment through three programs, Supported Employment, Project SEARCH and the Transition Team, providing job aptitude assessment, job development, stabilization, job coaching and follow up support services.
Residential Services consist of:
* Group Living - Meal, transportation, and personal care assistance provided in agency owned, accessible group homes by on-site staff.
* Individualized Living - Services are provided in individuals' homes or apartments and consist of assistance with personal care, housekeeping, shopping, transportation, and meal preparation.
The Family Support Program is a DIDD funded program which the Center administers and is a funding/referral service to provide whatever supports, services, or equipment needed to enable individuals and their families to remain in their homes and community. Services can include but are not limited to: Home Modifications, Specialized Equipment, Respite Care, Counseling, Health Related Needs, and Supplies.
Altogether over 300 individuals benefit from the services offered through the Cerebral Palsy Center.
Founded
1954
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Individual and Family Services
Org type
Nonprofit