Cerebral Palsy Inc·Green Bay, Wisconsin
The instructor will assess client performance to develop and implement individualized goals while facilitating various activities and community outings. They are also responsible for maintaining accurate progress records and providing personal care assistance to clients.
CP - Green Bay, 54301
Do you have a passion for impacting and improving the lives of others? Join an organization that will empower you with the training and support to lead a wide variety of activities and classes or have the option to specialize in a certain area such as art or exercise. This is a dream job for someone that loves to help others in a smaller group environment while having a good time and feeling valued themselves.
CP, a locally run 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is seeking caring professionals to join their team in Green Bay as an Adult Services Instructor. This is a life changing role where you will be teaching adults with physical and developmental disabilities functional life skills.
If you have experience in any human services field, this is a career you need to explore. You must have the ability to pass an lift test and physical, as well as a background check and drug screen.
Assess client performance in specific skill areas and develop / implement written goals and objectives in these areas.
Integrate adaptation into classes to maximize client participation.
Maintain timely, accurate and organized records of client daily progress and analyze data for performance outcomes.
Maintain communication with the service coordinator and/or site manager on regular basis regarding client issues or concerns.
Provide appropriate assistance with personal cares for clients such as toileting, feeding, dressing, transporting on and off the bus.
Coordinate supplemental activities in the adult program (i.e. guest speakers, music activities, community outings, large group activities, gardening, etc.).
Participate in activity planning related to class goals.
Assist with onboarding of new Adult Program employees.
Plan and implement community outings for specific instructional areas as directed.
Attend client Individual Program Plan, committee, and staff meetings as required.
Participate in program change and development.
Attend ongoing in-service and continuing education training.
Prepare to assume responsibilities as assigned by the Site Manager.
Adhere to the agency safety policies and procedures
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to the individual's race, color, sex, national origin, religion, age, disability, genetic information, status as a military veteran or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: From $18-20 per hour
Work Location: One location
Candidates must have experience in a human services field and the ability to pass a lift test, physical exam, background check, and drug screen. The role requires a compassionate professional capable of supporting adults with physical and developmental disabilities.
Market context
In Wisconsin, adult instructor roles in human services are often tied to programs that need staff who can support small groups and maintain safe, structured environments. Competition can be strongest for candidates who already have human services experience and can clear the required lift test, physical, background check, and drug screen. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to quickly compare fit, then highlight any direct experience leading groups or supporting adults in your application.