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- $21.05 - $30.00 an hour
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- Bachelor's degree
- Psychology
- Paid training
- Flexible schedule
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Community Partner & Communication Advocate (Young Adult, Disability Support) — 2–4 Nights/Week

A. Rak
Midland, MI

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Job Details

Part-time | Full-time
$21.05 - $30.00 an hour
7 days ago

Benefits

Paid training
Flexible schedule
Referral program

Qualifications

Experience working with individuals with disabilities
Bachelor's degree
Attention to detail
Psychology

Full Job Description

We are seeking a sharp, thoughtful, and emotionally intelligent person to join a small, high-functioning support team for a young adult who lives with a physical disability and communicates using an eye gaze device.

We are currently especially interested in someone who can consistently work 2–4 overnight shifts per week. This schedule may work particularly well for a college or graduate student, someone with daytime work or other commitments, or someone who simply prefers overnight hours and a schedule concentrated into a few shifts each week.

This role is best suited for someone who is intellectually curious, confident, and comfortable engaging deeply, someone who wants more than task-based work and is motivated by meaningful, day-to-day human connection.

This is a relationship-driven role. You are not just supporting - you are engaging, interpreting, responding.

What You’ll Actually Do

What You’ll Actually Do

Support all activities of daily living with professionalism and respect:

Engage in real conversations, not passive companionship
Accompany and actively participate in community activities, classes, and outings
Help explore and support academic interests and creative work
Advocate for independence and ensure the individual’s voice is represented clearly in all settings
Contribute to a well-run household, including organization and shared chores and responsibilities
On overnight shifts, approximately 25–50% of the shift involves active support and engagement, including communication, evening routines, personal care, preparation for bed, etc.
The remaining 50–75% is primarily overnight support: maintaining a safe and attentive presence while client sleeps, monitoring for needs, and being available and responsive when assistance is required

What This Role Is

A high-trust, intellectually engaging partnership
A role where your judgment, presence, and thinking matter daily
A chance to build a meaningful, ongoing relationship
For overnight team members, a combination of active, person-to-person engagement and quieter overnight responsibility — typically about 25–50% active interaction and 50–75% providing a safe, attentive and responsive overnight presence
A role that requires good judgment and reliability even during the quieter portions of a shift; overnight support is not simply “being there,” but ensuring safety and responding appropriately when needed

Who Tends to Do Well Here:

Strong academic background (Bachelor’s degree required or in progress; GPA ~3.5+ preferred)
Backgrounds in fields like psychology, education, therapy disciplines, humanities, or pre-med
Excellent communication skills, including patience and precision
Comfortable engaging with complex ideas and concepts
Organized, detail-oriented, and able to operate with high personal standards

For the overnight schedule specifically, this could be a particularly good fit for someone who wants meaningful work while keeping daytime hours available for other pursuits. Reliability and consistency are especially important — we're looking for someone who can make 2–4 nights a regular part of their weekly schedule.

Logistics

Part-time to full-time roles available
Flexible scheduling
Paid training provided
Smoke-free required
Passport preferred (travel opportunities possible)

Because this position includes assisting a young woman with personal care, female applicants are strongly preferred.

Bottom Line

If you’re looking for a typical caregiving job, this isn’t it.

If you’re looking for a role where you’ll be mentally engaged, personally invested, and genuinely impactful every single day, we should talk.

Pay: $21.05 - $30.00 per hour

Benefits:

Flexible schedule
Paid training
Referral program

Application Question(s):

In 2-3 sentences, what interests you in this position?
How many night shifts a week are you looking for (2-4) and are you interested in adding additional day time shifts?

Work Location: In person

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