Program Coordinator (Part-Time)

Program Coordinator (Part-Time)

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INTRODUCTION
1. This position is located at the J-Sei, Inc. office at 1285 66th Street, Emeryville, CA. This position requires a self-motivated person to work independently under general supervision and within a team to provide program coordination of the Friendly Visitor/Caller and Caregiver Registry services to assist seniors who are primarily Japanese American elders. Bi-lingual in Japanese is highly desirable. This is a 20-hour per week nonbenefitted position.

 

SKILLS REQUIRED
1. Must be able to apply good organizational skills to manage programs, volunteers, paid caregivers, seniors and families.
2. Appropriately manage an independent work schedule.
3. Establish and maintain the confidence and cooperation of persons contacted in the course of work.
4. Establish rapport with paid caregivers, volunteers, clients and their families.
5. Maintain documentation and database to support programs.

 

FRIENDLY VISITOR/CALLER (FV/FC) RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Manage and monitor FV/FC programs/services that provide volunteer companionship and connection to seniors in a confidential manner.
• Determine the needs of the client, preference for type of volunteer and schedule
• Conduct outreach to recruit more volunteers
• Interview and screen potential volunteers
• Run background checks on volunteers
• Match appropriate volunteers with seniors
• Orient, instruct, supervise volunteers
• Collect monthly service utilization information
• Coordinate one luncheon training for volunteers per year
• Participate in staff meetings
• Maintain client and volunteer registration/intake and other records in accordance with agency policy and funding requirements to provide accurate and timely reports.

 

CAREGIVER REGISTRY RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Manage and monitor the Caregiver Registry program that link families with paid in-home help
• Conduct outreach for potential home care workers
• Interview and screen potential home care workers
• Run background checks on home care workers
• Instruct workers on the scope program
• Match potential workers with families
• Instruct families on the scope of the program
• Collect monthly service utilization information
• Update caregiver availability data base or work with volunteer to accomplish
• Maintain client and home care worker registration/intake and other records in accordance with agency policy and funding requirements to provide accurate and timely reports.

Perform other related duties as required.

 

REPORTING RELATIONSHIP
The Program Coordinator is a 20-hour a week position that reports to the Director of Services. Evaluations are conducted by the Director of Services.

QUALIFICATIONS
2. Minimum of two years of experience managing programs and working with volunteers.
3. Experience working with older adults is beneficial.
4. Knowledge of and experience with the Japanese-American and Japanese-speaking communities in the East Bay.
5. Bi-lingual in Japanese is highly desirable.
6. Valid California driver’s license, auto insurance and a safe driving record.

To Apply:
Please email your cover letter and resume to Tara@j-sei.org. Applications will be accepted
until the position is filled.

 

J-Sei’s Harvest Day 2023

J-Sei’s Harvest Day 2023

J-Sei’s Harvest Celebration Luncheon

Friday, November 17th, 12 noon

Join us as we celebrate all that sustains us and share in the bounty of good food with friends at J-Sei. The special luncheon will feature roast turkey, stuffing, gravy and sides. Our special guest will be koto artist Shirley Kazuyo Muramoto. Trained in classical Japanese music, Shirley also composes and performs her own blend of jazz and rock with Murasaki Ensemble.

Join us for a traditional turkey meal with all the fixings. RSVP today.  Suggested donation: $12. See more info below on how to reserve your lunch.

About the Artist

Shirley Kazuyo Muramoto is known as a musician of traditional Japanese music and has studied classical Japanese koto music extensively with several masters, including Chikushi Katsuko, Kazue Kudo, Yoko Gates and her mother, Kazuko Muramoto. She also plays jazz koto and is the director of the Murasaki Ensemble which features music from traditional to contemporary to jazz and rock, established in 1998.

Harvest Lunch

Roast turkey with gravy, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, stuffing, and spring mix salad

Suggested donation: $12

To reserve your lunch To-Go or Eat-In, please call (510) 654-4000 or email tara@j-sei.org

 

Pay Online

To pre-pay online, complete the form below. Check the box for “Write us a comment” , write Harvest Luncheon and let us know if it is “To-Go” or “Eat-In”, or any additional details.

Medicare Presentation

Medicare Presentation

Medicare Presentation

Thursday, November 5th, 1-2 pm

 The annual enrollment period is now underway October 15 – December 7. It’s easy to make mistakes when signing up for Medicare that can result in lifelong penalties or coverage gaps. HICAP counseling is here to help!

We Will Cover :

  • Important information on changes to the Medicare Prescription Drug (Part D) Plans and Medicare Advantage (Part C) Plans in the coming year
  • An overview of eligibility, costs, benefits, and changes in Medicare Parts A and B
  • Options for supplementing Medicare and getting help with medical costs (including the Extra Help program)

RSVP for the webinar

A free presentation by the

Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program (HICAP) of Legal Assistance for Seniors

HICAP provides free and unbiased community education, individual counseling, and advocacy to Medicare beneficiaries about Medicare, Supplemental Insurance, Prescription Drugs and Medicare Advantage plans, Long Term Care Insurance, Medicare Appeals, and Low Income Assistance programs.