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OIC of Washington uses an online application system for all open job opportunities. If interested in viewing or applying for our open positions please click on the job title or click on the button below. If you have any questions or need assistance with the application process please contact us at 509-248-6751.
Basic Skills Instructor (P/T-POOL) Yakima, Sunnyside, Moses Lake (Part Time)
Salary/Wage: $20.57-$26.84/hr | Part-Time
The intent of the pools is to create a list of qualified applicants who are interested in teaching on a temporary part-time basis in various disciplines.
As a Basic Skills Instructor, you will teach basic and independent living skills activities and provide direct instruction for individuals with various learning aptitudes. Conduct initial assessments across a variety of disciplines including, but not limited to energy conservation, STEAM learning, career exploration, resource research, nutrition, socio-emotional/coping skills, budgeting, digital literacy, and basic law/civics education. They will provide students with entry-level knowledge to support students with becoming self-sufficient and the knowledge to be a community, family, and self-advocate. Provide program completers with certificates of completion and refer them to the Education and Career Services Department.
Career Counselor - (F/T) Moses Lake
Salary/Wage: $20.57-$26.84/hr | Full-Time
Responsible for providing outreach and recruitment efforts to the migrant and seasonal farmworker community by attending community events and scheduling meetings at places of employment. Preparing clients for their future employment by assisting them with the skills and tools needed to achieve better career opportunities. Conduct the required assessments, and provide counseling, education, employment preparation, job development, and related services to eligible participants. Establishes a high-quality professional relationship with OIC participants, businesses, community partners, and employers to meet the program goals and objectives. Ensures services to clients are provided in a manner which is aligned with the OIC of WA mission ensuring all communication is done in a positive and compassionate manner.
GED Instructor 1 (P/T-POOL) - Yakima, Moses Lake, Othello (Part Time)
Salary/Wage: $20.57-$26.84/hr | Part-Time
The intent of the pools is to create a list of qualified applicants who are interested in teaching General Education on a temporary part-time basis.
As a Skills Instructor, you will teach basic and independent living skills activities and provide direct instruction for individuals with various learning aptitudes. Conduct assessments and occupational evaluations across a variety of disciplines including, but not limited to energy conservation, STEAM learning, career exploration, resource research, nutrition, socio-emotional/coping skills, budgeting, digital literacy, and basic law/civics education. Provide students with entry-level knowledge to support students with becoming self-sufficient and the knowledge to be a community, family, and self-advocate. They will provide program completers with certificates of completion and refer them to the Education and Career Services Department.
Outreach and Recruitment Counselor (F/T) - All Locations (Full Time)
Salary/Wage: $20.57/hr (starting) | Full-Time
The Outreach and Recruitment Counselor(ORC) represents OIC of Washington to prospective students and organizations and works to increase prospects and convert them into enrolled students. The ORC’s primary duty is to support the OIC’s mission to identify new leads in assigned audience group and recruit prospective students to Education and Career Services and successfully meet enrollment goals. Perform outreach to various local communities to educate and refer target prospects to programs. The person in this position must be able to clearly communicate the requirements and goals of the OIC programs to target audiences and assist them with scheduling an assessment to receive services through this program.
Outreach and Recruitment Counselor (F/T) - All Locations (Full Time)
Salary/Wage: $20.57/hr (starting) | Full-Time
The Outreach and Recruitment Counselor(ORC) represents OIC of Washington to prospective students and organizations and works to increase prospects and convert them into enrolled students. The ORC’s primary duty is to support the OIC’s mission to identify new leads in assigned audience group and recruit prospective students to Education and Career Services and successfully meet enrollment goals. Perform outreach to various local communities to educate and refer target prospects to programs. The person in this position must be able to clearly communicate the requirements and goals of the OIC programs to target audiences and assist them with scheduling an assessment to receive services through this program.
Outreach and Recruitment Counselor (F/T) - All Locations (Full Time)
Salary/Wage: $20.57/hr (starting) | Full-Time
The Outreach and Recruitment Counselor(ORC) represents OIC of Washington to prospective students and organizations and works to increase prospects and convert them into enrolled students. The ORC’s primary duty is to support the OIC’s mission to identify new leads in assigned audience groups and recruit prospective students to Education and Career Services and successfully meet enrollment goals. Perform outreach to various local communities to educate and refer target prospects to programs. The person in this position must be able to clearly communicate the requirements and goals of the OIC programs to target audiences and assist them with scheduling an assessment to receive services through this program.
Basic Skills Instructor (P/T-POOL) Yakima, Sunnyside, Moses Lake (Part Time)
Salary/Wage: $20.57-$26.84/hr | Part-Time
The intent of the pools is to create a list of qualified applicants who are interested in teaching on a temporary part-time basis in various disciplines.
As a Basic Skills Instructor, you will teach basic and independent living skills activities and provide direct instruction for individuals with various learning aptitudes. Conduct initial assessments across a variety of disciplines including, but not limited to energy conservation, STEAM learning, career exploration, resource research, nutrition, socio-emotional/coping skills, budgeting, digital literacy, and basic law/civics education. They will provide students with entry-level knowledge to support students with becoming self-sufficient and the knowledge to be a community, family, and self-advocate. Provide program completers with certificates of completion and refer them to the Education and Career Services Department.
Career & Technical Instructor 2 (P/T - POOL) Yakima, Sunnyside (Part Time)
Salary/Wage: $23.96-$31.21/hr | Part-Time
The intent of the pools is to create a list of qualified applicants who are interested in teaching on a temporary part-time basis in various disciplines.
Career and Technical Instructors are employed on a program year/term basis. The Career and Technical Instructors will focus on the skills and knowledge needed for careers within local-in-demand industries, including but not limited to logistics, manufacturing, healthcare, agriculture, food preparation, and construction. In the programs of study, students investigate the impact of industries on the local and global economy, marketing foundations and functions, and human resource management.
GED Instructor 1 (P/T-POOL) - Yakima, Moses Lake, Othello (Part Time)
Salary/Wage: $20.57-$26.84/hr | Part-Time
The intent of the pools is to create a list of qualified applicants who are interested in teaching General Education on a temporary part-time basis.
As a Skills Instructor, you will teach basic and independent living skills activities and provide direct instruction for individuals with various learning aptitudes. Conduct assessments and occupational evaluations across a variety of disciplines including, but not limited to energy conservation, STEAM learning, career exploration, resource research, nutrition, socio-emotional/coping skills, budgeting, digital literacy, and basic law/civics education. Provide students with entry-level knowledge to support students with becoming self-sufficient and the knowledge to be a community, family, and self-advocate. They will provide program completers with certificates of completion and refer them to the Education and Career Services Department.
Outreach and Recruitment Counselor (F/T) - All Locations (Full Time)
Salary/Wage: $20.57/hr (starting) | Full-Time
The Outreach and Recruitment Counselor(ORC) represents OIC of Washington to prospective students and organizations and works to increase prospects and convert them into enrolled students. The ORC’s primary duty is to support the OIC’s mission to identify new leads in assigned audience groups and recruit prospective students to Education and Career Services and successfully meet enrollment goals. Perform outreach to various local communities to educate and refer target prospects to programs. The person in this position must be able to clearly communicate the requirements and goals of the OIC programs to target audiences and assist them with scheduling an assessment to receive services through this program.
Outreach and Recruitment Counselor (F/T) - All Locations (Full Time)
Salary/Wage: $20.57/hr (starting) | Full-Time
The Outreach and Recruitment Counselor(ORC) represents OIC of Washington to prospective students and organizations and works to increase prospects and convert them into enrolled students. The ORC’s primary duty is to support the OIC’s mission to identify new leads in assigned audience group and recruit prospective students to Education and Career Services and successfully meet enrollment goals. Perform outreach to various local communities to educate and refer target prospects to programs. The person in this position must be able to clearly communicate the requirements and goals of the OIC programs to target audiences and assist them with scheduling an assessment to receive services through this program.
Outreach and Recruitment Counselor (F/T) - All Locations (Full Time)
Salary/Wage: $20.57/hr (starting) | Full-Time
The Outreach and Recruitment Counselor(ORC) represents OIC of Washington to prospective students and organizations and works to increase prospects and convert them into enrolled students. The ORC’s primary duty is to support the OIC’s mission to identify new leads in assigned audience group and recruit prospective students to Education and Career Services and successfully meet enrollment goals. Perform outreach to various local communities to educate and refer target prospects to programs. The person in this position must be able to clearly communicate the requirements and goals of the OIC programs to target audiences and assist them with scheduling an assessment to receive services through this program.
Salary/Wage: $20.57-$26.84/hr | Full-Time
Academic Instructor will enhance the opportunities of our students and employees to enjoy success through empowerment, as a result of their education and hard work. The instructor will facilitate successful transition to post-secondary education and/or the workforce. This individual ensures that educational programs and activities serve diverse populations, including those that have been historically marginalized/excluded from participation. The position will also help coordinate and support the implementation of integrating curriculum and services.
Basic Skills Instructor (P/T-POOL) Yakima, Sunnyside, Moses Lake (Part Time)
Salary/Wage: $20.57-$26.84/hr | Part-Time
The intent of the pools is to create a list of qualified applicants who are interested in teaching on a temporary part-time basis in various disciplines.
As a Basic Skills Instructor, you will teach basic and independent living skills activities and provide direct instruction for individuals with various learning aptitudes. Conduct initial assessments across a variety of disciplines including, but not limited to energy conservation, STEAM learning, career exploration, resource research, nutrition, socio-emotional/coping skills, budgeting, digital literacy, and basic law/civics education. They will provide students with entry-level knowledge to support students with becoming self-sufficient and the knowledge to be a community, family, and self-advocate. Provide program completers with certificates of completion and refer them to the Education and Career Services Department.
Career & Technical Instructor (P/T - POOL) Yakima, Sunnyside (Part Time)
Salary/Wage: $23.96-$31.21/hr DOE | Part-Time
The intent of the pools is to create a list of qualified applicants who are interested in teaching on a temporary part-time basis in various disciplines. Career and Technical Instructors are employed on a program year/term basis.
The Career and Technical Instructors will focus on the skills and knowledge needed for careers within local-in-demand industries, including but not limited to logistics, manufacturing, healthcare, agriculture, food preparation, and construction. In the programs of study, students investigate the impact of industries on the local and global economy, marketing foundations and functions, and human resource management.
GED Instructor 1 (P/T-POOL) - Yakima, Moses Lake, Othello (Part Time)
Salary/Wage: $20.57-$26.84/hr | Part-Time
The intent of the pools is to create a list of qualified applicants who are interested in teaching General Education on a temporary part-time basis.
As a Skills Instructor, you will teach basic and independent living skills activities and provide direct instruction for individuals with various learning aptitudes. Conduct assessments and occupational evaluations across a variety of disciplines including, but not limited to energy conservation, STEAM learning, career exploration, resource research, nutrition, socio-emotional/coping skills, budgeting, digital literacy, and basic law/civics education. Provide students with entry-level knowledge to support students with becoming self-sufficient and the knowledge to be a community, family, and self-advocate. They will provide program completers with certificates of completion and refer them to the Education and Career Services Department.
Housing Auditor/Inspector - Yakima (Full Time)
Salary/Wage: $18.82/hr DOE | Full-Time
Evaluate the energy efficiency and health/safety components of a building. Gather data, conduct instrument tests and use energy modeling software to identify areas for savings and reduction of energy consumption, improve the safety, and increase the lifespan of the building; while improving the quality of life and comfort for the occupants. This position will report to the Housing Project Supervisor to receive approval to move a project forward in the multi-program department.
Maintenance Specialist 1 - Yakima
Salary/Wage: $18.84/hr DOE | Full-Time
This position requires someone who is flexible to schedule changes in a fast-paced work environment. The person in this position will be required to have a background in landscaping, forklift driving, janitorial, and construction/repair. This position requires an individual to work both independently and as a part of a team. Will perform duties equal to working in a warehouse, in janitorial services, and in landscaping. There will be a considerable amount of travel between the agency sites both locally and across WA state. The work schedule may require any of the Essential Functions to be completed at any of OIC worksites.
Program Receptionist - (F/T) Yakima
Salary/Wage: $16.78-$18.88/hr (starting) | Full-Time
Responsible for the operation of the OIC of Washington main office receptionist station. This includes receiving and distributing all incoming mail and providing postage to all outgoing mail for the agency. Answering incoming calls and forwarding those calls to the appropriate departments or providing information. The ideal candidate for this position will have excellent customer service skills and the ability to show compassion and patience with our customer service base and our staff. Responsible for assisting the Administration team with various tasks and projects.
Supportive Services Counselor 1
Salary/Wage: $20.57-$23.15/hr DOE | Full-Time
The primary responsibility of the Supportive Services Counselor is to provide housing counseling and education to first-time homebuyers, existing homeowners, and homeowners facing foreclosure. Teach group classes and offers one-on-one counseling to help low- and moderate-income households overcome barriers to homeownership, improve credits scores, reduce debt, establish budgets, qualify for a mortgage, prevent foreclosure or evictions, and achieve long-term housing stability and financial security. This role requires an individual with a passion for and commitment to helping low-income and financially distressed individuals. Must be HUD certified or willing to become certified.
Youth Career Counselor 1 - (F/T) Yakima
Salary/Wage: $20.57- $26.84/hr DOE | Full-Time
Assist the Program Manager in achieving programmatic success statewide. Will work to improve the economic and educational status of eligible youth between the ages of 13-24 years old. This position will provide assessments, counseling, education, employment preparation, job development and related services to youth in a positive and compassionate manner. Work with the support services department to provide services to reduce barriers. It is expected that this position will establish strong professional relationships with OIC students, community partners and employers to meet program goals and objectives.
Salary/Wage: $18.84/hr | Full-Time
This position will assist in empowering youth to resolve issues & develop coping strategies for their future. Willingness to provide emotional and social support and be an active listener & offering support & encouragement. Coordinate ice breakers, team building, & participate in enrichment activities, & assist youth with Registration & Check-in Procedures. Provide a safe and nurturing atmosphere as a pathway to improve the economic and educational status of youth. Conducts outreach and recruitment in the community to provide program detail information. Deliver program services such as sports, music and art activities, counseling, and tutoring, in positive and compassionate manner. In addition will provide other supportive services to OIC clients. Establish a trusting and professional relationship with youth, business and community partners and employers to be able meet the program’s goals and objectives.
Apply OnlineOIC provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability or genetics. In addition to federal law requirements, OIC complies with applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment in every location in which OIC has facilities. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation, and training. OIC is an EEO and provider of employment and training services. Auxiliary aids /services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. For TTY relay call 1-800-833-6388.
OIC OF WA EO ADA INFORMATIONGRIEVANCE PROCEDURE
We are headquartered, physically in Yakima, which rests on the ancestral lands of the fourteen Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation. The people of the Yakama Nation inhabited more than 12 million acres across Adams, Benton, Chelan, Douglas, Franklin, Grant, Kittitas, Klickitat, and Yakima Counties. Today, we honor those native peoples who are tied to the land through history, legends, and culture. We acknowledge their descendants who live in the world today. We thank the caretakers of this land, who have lived here and continue to live here since time immemorial.
We acknowledge the legacy of slavery and oppression in our region. From the enslaved African people to the continued exploitation of migrant communities of Asian, Pacific Islander, Latinx and other BIPOC communities whose labor was exploited for generations to help establish the economy of our region and the United States, specifically the production and harvest of surplus crops and land cultivation.
This acknowledgment is enacted to show respect and is a step toward correcting the stories and practices that erase Indigenous people’s history and culture. It also honors the truth. As a community action agency, we will continue to build upon our relations with the Yakama Nation.