From: Brett_WINCHESTER@icbvi.state.id.us (BRETT K WINCHESTER)
Subject: idaho job
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RELEASED: July 16, 1997
CLOSING DATE: August 13, 1997
AN# 97-09467-0538 OC
P L E A S E P O S T
STATE OF IDAHO ANNOUNCES
COUNSELOR FOR THE BLIND
COMMISSION FOR THE BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED
CURRENT OPENING - IDAHO FALLS
This announcement will be used to fill future openings in Idaho Falls
only.
Salary Range: $1,052.80 - $1,548.24 every two weeks ($13.16 -
$19.35 hourly)
DUTIES:
> Contacts doctors, public and private agencies and other referral
sources to
locate potential clients.
> Contacts potential clients and explains services and interviews
them to
determine eligibility for services and scope of services needed.
> Authorizes medical examinations or other testing services.
> Prepares rehabilitation plan outlining clients' career plans,
objectives,
services needed, and evaluation criteria.
> Authorizes client services from vendors and other agencies.
> Maintains records of client and employer contacts.
> Counsels clients and family members regarding issues and
problems related to
blindness.
> Advises clients on rehabilitation and employment goals.
Responds to
inquiries concerning blindness and department services.
> Maintains current information regarding technology and equipment
available
for the blind.
> Represents the Commission at service organization meetings.
EXAMINATION: 100% Rating of education and experience. A minimum score
of 70 is
required to place on the register.
Complete application form (PC-1) and respond to the questions on the
back of the
announcement. Refer to Application Procedures Form for complete
instructions.
Mail application package to: OR
IDAHO PERSONNEL COMMISSION
PO BOX 83720
BOISE, IDAHO 83720{
>066
Deliver application package to:
IDAHO PERSONNEL COMMISSION
700 WEST STATE STREET
BOISE, IDAHO 83720-0066
THE STATE OFFERS COMPETITIVE BENEFITS
Any questions, please contact IPC, (208) 334-2263.
Toll Free # 1-800-554-5627; TDD 1-800-542-5738; FAX # (208) 334-3182
Your application must be received by 5 p.m. Mountain Time on closing
date listed
above.
Hiring is done without regard to race, color, religion, national
origin, sex, age,
or disability. Appropriate consideration shall be given to veterans
in accordance
with applicable state and federal laws and regulations. PC-1.A -
Qualifications Statement (TRAEX)
COUNSELOR FOR THE BLIND Class Code: 09467
Examination Scoring Information
1. You must completely answer all of the following questions. A
resume will not
substitute. 2. Use a separate sheet of paper. Answer each item. Be
specific. 3.
To achieve your highest possible score, describe fully all of your
pertinent
education and/of experience for this position. Once your application
has been
scored, no additional Information wi be accepted. Indicate dates, and
name and
phone number of person(s} who can verify it. Items listed are minimum
requirements. Include in your responses your specific job duties,
employment
dates, and employers. For training or education, include the course
title, content
and course/class length. 4. Retain a copy of your entire application.
We will not
return it or make copies for you.
These positions work for the Blind Commission. Your clients will have
concerns
related to blindness including: enhancing daily living skills such as
cane travel,
home economics, and reading Braille; understanding common etiologies,
prognosis,
and treatment for various eye diseases; and current technology for
the blind. You
should be very familiar with rehabilitation processes of disabled
clients, and be
able to work with national, state, and local resources for the blind.
Typically,
a vocational rehabilitation or human service type college degree or
an equivalent
amount of experience working with disabled individuals would qualify.
REHABILITATION
Describe how you gained a S knowledge of vocational rehabilitation
processes
including plan development.
2. Describe how you gained some knowledge of federal and state laws
and
regulations related to vocational rehabilitation .
COUNSELING
3. Describe how you gained S knowledge of how to counsel individuals
regarding the
abilities of disabled individuals.
COMMUNICATION
4. How have you gained some knowledge of how to conduct fact-finding
interviews?
,. Describe your experience: a. preparing records and writing
reports; b.
conducting oral presentations before groups. (Describe the nature of
the
presentations and the size of the group.)
5/94 TRAEX
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Please indicate any accommodation you request to satisfy the above
requirements
or for testing.
For further information, call (208) 3342263, or TDD 1-800-5424738.
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