Sociosanitary Care Technician - Night Shift
A direct care professional is needed for a residential center in Alcorcón. The role involves supporting people with intellectual disabilities during night shifts.
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Training and/or experience in Early Intervention.
Training in family-centered intervention.
Knowledge of the children's rights approach.
Experience in coordination with educational, health, and social networks.
Training in disability, child development, or family support.
We are looking for people with...
A true interest in the well-being and development of children.
Sensitivity towards childhood, disability, and family diversity.
Conviction in the leading role of families.
Ability to work collaboratively and interdisciplinarily. Initiative, flexibility, and a desire to learn.
Identification with the children's rights approach
Degree or Diploma in Social Work.
Salary according to the Collective Agreement for Care of persons with disabilities: 21,568.82 gross euros per year.
At Fundación AMÁS, our mission is to contribute to ensuring that every person with intellectual disabilities and their families can develop their life project, as well as to promote their inclusion as full citizens, contributing to the creation of a more just and supportive society.
At the Reinosa Early Intervention Center, we accompany children from 0 to 6 years old and their families through a family-centered approach, based on routines, participation, and rights. We are looking for a person committed to childhood, families, and interdisciplinary work, who wants to develop professionally in a leading organization in disability and early intervention.
Welcome, guidance, and accompaniment to families.
Assessment of family and social needs.
Coordination with health, educational, and social resources.
Management of benefits and community resources.
Participation in interdisciplinary assessment and intervention processes.
Preparation of social reports and technical documentation.
Support for the empowerment and participation of families.
Full-time (38.5 effective weekly hours), with several days of intensive scheduling to favor work-life balance
Contract of approximately one year in duration
Monday and Tuesday from 08:00 to 15:00
Wednesday and Thursday from 11:30 to 19:00
Friday from 08:00 to 18:30
A dynamic, close, and committed interdisciplinary team.
A leading organization in disability, childhood, and early intervention.
Continuous learning and professional development opportunities.
Participation in innovative and evidence-based projects.
An intervention model centered on the family and children's rights.
A collaborative work environment where new ideas are valued
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