3 program technician jobs found in Oakland

Ref: PCN 7418 This is a.80 FTE Position    The District and SEIU 1021 are working together to create promotional opportunities for existing staff, therefore this job posting is available for five (5) days for internal candidates based on our collective bargaining agreement. TITLE: Interpreter for Deaf I, II, and III REPORTS TO: Site or Program Administrator DEPARTMENT: Special Education CLASSIFICATION: Classified SEIU FLSA: Non-Exempt WORK YEAR/HOURS 10 month, 205 days, 6.0 hours ISSUED: Revised June 27, 2007 SALARY GRADE: I: Range 32, II: Range 38, III: Range 45 WTCL (based on a 12-month, 261 day, 7.5 hour work year) BASIC FUNCTION:  Under the direction of a teacher of the deaf, and/or the regular classroom teacher, relate verbatim information between deaf students and hearing faculty, staff and students using oral techniques. Convey auditory environmental stimuli that occurs and would be heard or noticed by a hearing student. DISTINGUISHING...

Ref: PCN 721 This is a.80 FTE Position    The District and SEIU 1021 are working together to create promotional opportunities for existing staff, therefore this job posting is available for five (5) days for internal candidates based on our collective bargaining agreement. TITLE: Interpreter for Deaf I, II, and III REPORTS TO: Site or Program Administrator DEPARTMENT: Special Education CLASSIFICATION: Classified SEIU FLSA: Non-Exempt WORK YEAR/HOURS 10 month, 205 days, 6.0 hours ISSUED: Revised June 27, 2007 SALARY GRADE: I: Range 32, II: Range 38, III: Range 45 WTCL (based on a 12-month, 261 day, 7.5 hour work year) BASIC FUNCTION:  Under the direction of a teacher of the deaf, and/or the regular classroom teacher, relate verbatim information between deaf students and hearing faculty, staff and students using oral techniques. Convey auditory environmental stimuli that occurs and would be heard or noticed by a hearing student. DISTINGUISHING...

The City of Oakland is an equal opportunity employer that values workforce diversity, inclusion, and equity. Oakland has a long history of activism around issues of justice and equity. Both oppression and this resistance to oppression have shaped the city’s historical roots and the lives of its residents to this day. As public servants in one of the most diverse cities in the nation, we strive to develop employees who understand the harm and impacts of systemic inequity to create lasting, meaningful outcomes for everyone. Oakland strives to establish an environment that embraces the richness of culture, community, and individualism of employees.     Why join the City of Oakland  the Oakland Parks, Recreation & Youth Development  department? With an emphasis on Oakland’s youth, Oakland Parks, Recreation & Youth Development (OPRYD), and its partners will provide best-in-class, relevant, and equitable programs and services, while...