Mona Robinson, PhD, PCC-S, LSW, CRC Associate Professor, Counselor Education Program Coordinator Ohio University Gladys W. & David H. Patton College of Education and Human Services Department of Counseling and Higher Education 203 McCracken Hall Athens, Ohio 45701 (740) 593-4461 phone (740) 593-0477 fax robinsoh at ohio.edu President, National Association of Multicultural Rehabilitation Concerns -----Original Message----- From: NCRE Listserv < listserv at rehabeducators.org > To: robinsoh at ohio.edu Sent: Wed, Oct 26, 2011 10:03 am Subject: Cornell University- Technical Assistance Specialist Position Employment and Disability Institute – Extension Support Specialist I Description The ILR School is seeking an Extension Support Specialist I – Employment echnical Assistance Specialist for the Employment and Disability Institute in he ILR School. This position serves across multiple grant funded projects within the Institute. his will include working with the Northeast ADA Center (NEADA), a Federally unded grant from he National Institute of Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR), US epartment of Education; and the National Technical Assistance, Policy and esearch Center for mployers on Employment of People with Disabilities, a Federally funded grant rom the Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP), US Department of Labor. This position will provide complex phone, e-mail, and onsite consultation to a ariety of constituents on disability related issues by independently analyzing nd interpreting highly confidential inquires regarding application of mployment and disability legislation. Responsibilities include: •Serve as primary resource to provide guidance and interpretation of rights and esponsibilities related to Title I, II and III of the Americans with Disability ct (ADA) and ADA mendments Act (ADAAA). Provide accurate, documented, professional and timely elephone and e-mail responses and individualized consultation and related esources to mployers from the private and public sectors seeking complex interpretation of nformation on workplace issues including accommodation, recruitment of pplicants with disabilities, effective human resource and other employment olicies and practices to facilitate the hiring, retention, and advancement of eople with disabilities; programmatic access in state nd local government and other Title II entities; full and equal access to laces of public accommodation; information around the revised ADA Accessibility uidelines (ADAAG) nd building codes. •Maintain and develop knowledge of other relevant disciplines and issues ffecting implementation and enforcement of the ADAAA and related laws, such as uilding codes, human resources policies, civil rights or state/local government tatutes, changes in federal disability programs, accessible information echnology products and vendors, and other issues. •Independently sustain current knowledge base of all aspects of employment and isability issues, including recruitment, accommodation, the ADAAA and related aws including new regulations and interpretations released by regulatory gencies and employment legislation related to workplace issues that impact the iring, retention and advancement of people ith disabilities, as well as national resources to support the recruitment of ualified applicants with disabilities. •Evaluate and synthesize inquires to assess the need to collaborate with subject atter experts, when appropriate, to enhance the provision and quality of echnical assistance. Provide on-site training to employers on employment and disability issues as eeded. Accurately document all technical assistance interventions into online eporting tool. Coordinate with multiple project teams in all aspects of data analysis and athering for documentation, evaluation, and reporting. Actively partner with project teams in reaching out to respective constituents o offer training and technical knowledge, disseminate informational materials nd develop capacity. ualifications Bachelor’s degree with three to five years related experience or equivalent ombination of education and work experience. Experience in providing information and support (technical assistance, nformation dissemination, troubleshooting or similar functions) via phone and mail. Experience in situational appropriate communication, in both written and oral ormats, is imperative to effectively provide service to diverse population of lientele. ontacts may involve highly sensitive or confidential information. •Must have excellent interpersonal skills and ability to work with diverse lientele. Excellent verbal, written, telephone and public presentation skills. Excellent listening skills including the ability to listen for detail when nteracting with callers on the phone. Independent judgment, analytical, problem solving, and collaborative skills. Must have demonstrated ability to handle sensitive/confidential material in a rofessional manner. ust be able to adhere to our mission of voluntary compliance and avoid ressuring consumers into filing complaints. referred Qualifications •Master’s degree in related field, such as human resources, vocational ehabilitation counseling, employment counseling, job placement, etc. •A minimum of two to four years’ experience providing disability-related echnical assistance to employers on employment-related issues to promote the iring, retention, nd advancement of people with disabilities or have equivalent experience in a isability-related position with disability-related technical assistance and raining. •Knowledge of all titles of the ADA including employment and workplace issues elated to the hiring, retention, and advancement of people with disabilities; rogrammatic ccess in state and local government and other Title II entities, access issues or places of public accommodations. •Strong technical knowledge of employer best practices in recruiting and hiring eople with disabilities, civil rights protections for people with disabilities all titles of the ADA; Title V f the Rehabilitation Act, and other related topics, etc.). •Familiarity with national, state, and local recruitment resources for job eekers with disabilities and/or technical knowledge for effectively research nd identify such resources in timely manner. •Background knowledge in related fields, such as human resources, job placement, ecruitment, civil rights and disability rights laws, etc. Knowledge of digital learning tools, web media, and use of web for technical ssistance research and information dissemination. Demonstrated outstanding training, training development and facilitation kills. Bilingual in Spanish and English strongly preferred. pplication Procedure: Interested parties should apply on-line at http://www.ohr.cornell.edu/jobs/index.html y submitting a resume and letter of application describing qualifications. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is illed. ============================================= ATIONAL COUNCIL ON REHABILITATION EDUCATION Dedicated to Quality Services for Persons with Disabilities through Education nd Research Ms. Satinder Atwal NCRE Administrative Office Office Hours: 7:30am to 4:30pm PDT, Monday to Friday www.rehabeducators.org Unsubscribe robinsoh at ohio.edu from this list: ttp://rehabeducators.us2.list-manage1.com/unsubscribe?u=d5a2da3c1a53350f31f65bdb3&id=3f94483456&e=6ca6e74208&c=1cec3c9334 Our mailing address is: ational Council on Rehabilitation Education 97 N. 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