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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
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Type: Permanent Location: Little Rock, US-AR
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:39
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
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Type: Permanent Location: Birmingham, US-AL
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:35
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
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Type: Permanent Location: Mobile, US-AL
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:32
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
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Type: Permanent Location: Phoenix, US-AZ
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:30
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
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Type: Permanent Location: Montgomery, US-AL
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:26
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Job Title: Sushi Lead / Section Leader Department: Sushi Reports to: Department Manager POSITION SUMMARY: Responsible for all aspects of the sushi department.
Cuts, trims and prepares quality sushi products to be displayed, while providing standard customer service.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS (responsibilities include, but are not limited to): - Greets customers when within ten feet and four seconds of contact.
- Responsible for supervising and recommending disciplinary action for associates in department.
- Responsible for work schedules, assigning work, training, enforcing Company policies and SOPs, productivity and communication with associates.
- Responsible for the processing of invoices, department reports, employee appraisals, inventory and supply ordering.
-Rreadily services customers orders and prices products for customers - Pulls items to be cut and prepped for the day from the freezer - Cuts filets, chunks, and cubes per company standards - Trays, wraps, and prices products per company standards - Stocks and rotates sushi items, to maintain freshness and quality, removes damaged items from sushi floor - Displays merchandise on showcase per schematic - Prepares sushi and other sushi products from recipes - Completes basic cleaning of department, by washing and sanitizing work tools and area - Keeps sushi chill organized and clean, bale boxes - Performs other related duties as needed as assigned by manager OTHER DUTIES / RESPONSIBILITIES: - Use of proper safety procedures - Able to listen to directions and follow through independently - Have good communication and observation skills - Able to work with a team and independently when needed EXPERIENCE / EDUCATION: - High school / Secondary school diploma or GED - Must be at least 18 years of age to operate machinery - Possesses a food handling license SKILLS AND ABILITIES: - Previous experience working with the public - Proper knife skills and proper sanitation knowledge - Working knowledge of different seafood required - Highly proficient in seafood products preparation and uses WORK ENVIRONMENT: - Air condition while in store, 40-50 degrees while working in the Sushi department, freezer and chill.
- Very fast paced PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of the job.
Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Physical Demands Lift/Carry: Stand C (Constantly) 10 lbs.
or less C (Constantly) Walk C (Constantly) 11-20 lbs.
C (Constantly) Sit O (Occasionally) 21-50 lbs.
F (Frequently) Handling/Fingering C (Constantly) 51-100 lbs.
O (Occasionally) w/assist Reaching Outward C (Constantly) Over 100 lbs.
N (Not Applicable) Reach Above Shoulder O (Occasionally) Push/Pull: Climb O (Occasionally) 12 lbs.
or less F (Frequently) Crawl O (Occasionally) 13 25 lbs.
F (Frequently) Squat or Kneel O (Occasionally) 26 -40 lbs.
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Type: Permanent Location: Kaneohe, US-HI
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:24
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Job Title: Security Guard Department: Security Reports to: Loss Prevention Supervisor POSITION SUMMARY: Security Guard is responsible for surveillance of employees and non-employees for potential security and safety concerns.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS (responsibilities include, but are not limited to): - Maintain an alert and highly visible position at or near the main entrance in an effort to deter shoplifters, robberies, and other security problems.
- Present yourself in a professional manner, acknowledging customers entering and exiting the store - Be aware of anyone entering the store with large bags, backpacks, etc.
- Will be responsible for checking all boxes that leave the store - Will make floor checks when requested by the store management personnel - Securing and watching the front door upon the stores closing of business for the day - Check all large bags and boxes taken out of the store by employees - Will report any safety hazards, suspicious persons or activities to the manager on duty - Will maintain a log of incidents that occurred during your shift that will be signed and reviewed by management - Will fill out an incident report on suspicious activities or security issues that will be forwarded to the Loss Prevention Department.
- Will be responsible for communicating all incidents to the management person on duty - Understand and abide by all company policies and procedures - Will assist management personnel in removing individuals behaving in an unacceptable manner (while intoxicated, rowdy, or threatening) - Any tasks as deemed necessary by management in time of need or emergency OTHER DUTIES / RESPONSIBILITIES: - Use proper safety procedures - Able to multitask, listen to directions and follow through independently - Able to remain calm in stressful and difficult situations.
- Able to work with a team and independently when needed EXPERIENCE / EDUCATION: - High school / Secondary school diploma or GED - State of Hawaii Guard Card - Must be 18 years old or older SKILLS AND ABILITIES: - Previous experience working in security or loss prevention in retain operations preferred - Good communication and observation skills.
- Proficient in reading and writing in English WORK ENVIRONMENT: - Air condition while in store, subject to outside conditions of heat, rain, and wind - Very fast paced PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of the job.
Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Physical Demands Lift/Carry: Stand C (Constantly) 10 lbs.
or less C (Constantly) Walk C (Constantly) 11-20 lbs.
C (Constantly) Sit O (Occasionally) 21-50 lbs.
F (Frequently) Handling/Fingering C (Constantly) 51-100 lbs.
O (Occasionally) w/assist Reaching Outward C (Constantly) Over 100 lbs.
N (Not Applicable) Reach Above Shoulder O (Occasionally) Push/Pull: Climb O (Occasi...
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Type: Permanent Location: Kaneohe, US-HI
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:21
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Job Title: Lead Cook Department: Delicatessen Reports to: Department Manager POSITION SUMMARY: Lead Cook is responsible for all aspects of food preparation, as well as enforcement of sanitation procedures, training, product organization and operations in absence of both managers.
Throughout a shift, a Lead Cook will perform the duties of a Cook and/or Prep Cook when needed ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS (responsibilities include, but are not limited to): - Greets customers when within ten feet and four seconds of contact.
- Assist with supervising and recommending disciplinary action for associates in department.
- Assist with work schedules, assigning work, training, enforcing Company policies and SOP's, productivity and communication with associates.
- Assist with the processing of invoices, department reports, employee appraisals, inventory and supply ordering.
- Assist with receiving merchandise and ensures that authorized items are received - Reviews and assist with controlling inventory in the backroom - Performs basic cleaning of department, hourly checks of sales floor.
- Cooks food items needed for the day such as making bentos, roast chicken, fish - Tracks food inventory, order from vendors if needed - Tracks food quality, pulls food that does not meet standards, conducts hourly temperature checks of food and warmers for hot / chilled food temperatures and hot chicken temperature logs - Keeps workstation clean and organized by dusting, wiping, and sweeping area.
- Washes and sanitizes dishes, tools and area - Performs other related duties as needed as assigned by manager OTHER DUTIES / RESPONSIBILITIES: - Use of proper safety procedures - Able to operate stove, hot plates, oven, fryer and slicer - Able to slice, dice and mince manually - Mark down and pull products from floor if needed - Able to listen to directions and follow through independently - Good communication and observation skills EXPERIENCE / EDUCATION: - High school / Secondary school diploma or GED - Must be at least 18 years of age to ring register and operate machinery - Possesses a food handling license SKILLS AND ABILITIES: - Previous experience working with the public - Time management skills - Proper knife skills and proper sanitation knowledge - Knowledge of different types of meats, fish, etc.
WORK ENVIRONMENT: - Air condition while in store, subject to heat when cooking and chill temperatures if products need to be retrieved from chill - Very fast paced PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of the job.
Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Physical Demands Lift/Carry: Stand C (Constantly) 10 lbs.
or less C (Constantly) Walk C (Constantly) 11-20 lbs.
C (Constantly) Sit O (Occasionally) 21-50 lbs.
F (Frequently) Handling/Fingering C (Constantly) 51-100 lbs.
O (Occasionally) w/assist...
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Type: Permanent Location: Kaneohe, US-HI
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:18
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Job Title: Courtesy Clerk Department: Front End Reports to: Front End Manager POSITION SUMMARY: Assists in the upkeep of the front end, while providing customer service to our customers.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS (responsibilities include, but are not limited to): - Greets customers when within ten feet and four seconds of contact, responds to requests for service and assistance in a timely manner, exceeding customer expectations - Assists customers by finding items and helping them to their car - Bags like groceries together while using the least possible number of bags - Checks for bottom of the basket - Retrieves shopping carts from parking lot and returns them to proper location for customer use and completes shopping cart retrieval log - Retrieves stray baskets and returns them to proper area for customer use - Upkeeps the cleanliness of carts and baskets by removing trash and discards appropriately - Pulls out items from shelves to front by arranging products to be at least two high and two deep (with the exception of top shelf) - Provides basic cleaning of store including spills, hourly checks of grocery floor to complete sweep & mop log - Returns stray items/returns to their proper area, while maintaining product freshness by returning all perishables and frozen items to their proper areas promptly and removes damaged products from sales floor - Refills bag wells of front end, takes out trash, and sweeps up parking lot - Performs other related duties as needed as assigned by manager OTHER DUTIES / RESPONSIBILITIES: - Use proper safety procedures - Able to listen to directions and follow through independently - Good communication and observation skills EXPERIENCE / EDUCATION: - No Preference SKILLS AND ABILITIES: - Working with the public WORK ENVIRONMENT: - Air condition while in store, subject to outside conditions of heat, rain, and wind while retrieving wagons/helping customers to their car, and chill temperatures if products need to be retrieved from chill - Very fast paced PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of the job.
Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Physical Demands Lift/Carry: Stand C (Constantly) 10 lbs.
or less C (Constantly) Walk C (Constantly) 11-20 lbs.
C (Constantly) Sit O (Occasionally) 21-50 lbs.
F (Frequently) Handling/Fingering C (Constantly) 51-100 lbs.
O (Occasionally) w/assist Reaching Outward C (Constantly) Over 100 lbs.
N (Not Applicable) Reach Above Shoulder O (Occasionally) Push/Pull: Climb O (Occasionally) 12 lbs.
or less F (Frequently) Crawl O (Occasionally) 13 25 lbs.
F (Frequently) Squat or Kneel O (Occasionally) 26 -40 lbs.
F (Frequently) Bend O (Occasionally) 41-100 lbs.
O (Occasionally) w/assist N (Not Applicable) Activity is not applicable to this occupation.
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Type: Permanent Location: Kaneohe, US-HI
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:15
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Job Title: Kitchen Manager Department: Food Service Reports to: Store Director POSITION SUMMARY: Kitchen Manager is responsible for all aspects of food preparation, as well as enforcement of sanitation procedures, training, product organization and operations.
Throughout a shift, a Kitchen Manager will perform the duties of a Cook, Prep Cook and/or server when needed ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS (responsibilities include, but are not limited to): - Greets customers when within ten feet and four seconds of contact.
- Responsible for supervising and recommending disciplinary action for associates in department.
- Responsible for work schedules, assigning work, training, enforcing Company policies and SOPs, productivity and communication with associates.
- Responsible for the processing of invoices, department reports, employee appraisals, inventory and supply ordering.
- Responsible for receiving merchandise and ensures that authorized items are received - Reviews and controls inventory in the backroom - Performs basic cleaning of department, hourly checks of sales floor.
- Cooks food items needed for the day such as make bentos, roast chicken, fish - Tracks food inventory, order from vendors if needed - Tracks food quality, pulls food that does not meet standards, conducts hourly temperature checks of food and warmers for hot / chilled food temperatures and hot chicken temperature logs - Keeps workstation clean and organized by dusting, wiping, and sweeping area.
- Washes and sanitizes dishes, tools and area - Performs other related duties as needed as assigned by manager OTHER DUTIES / RESPONSIBILITIES: - Use of proper safety procedures - Takes weekly and or monthly inventory as required - Able to operate stove, hot plates, oven, fryer and slicer - Able to slice, dice and mince manually - Mark down and pull products from floor if needed - Able to listen to directions and follow through independently - Good communication and observation skills EXPERIENCE / EDUCATION: - High school / Secondary school diploma or GED - Must be at least 18 years of age to ring register and operate machinery - Possesses a food handling license SKILLS AND ABILITIES: - Previous experience working with the public - Time management skills - Proper knife skills and proper sanitation knowledge - Knowledge of different types of meats, fish, etc.
WORK ENVIRONMENT: - Air condition while in store, subject to heat when cooking and chill temperatures if products need to be retrieved from chill - Very fast paced PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of the job.
Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Physical Demands Lift/Carry: Stand C (Constantly) 10 lbs.
or less C (Constantly) Walk C (Constantly) 11-20 lbs.
C (Constantly) Sit O (Occasionally) 21-50 lbs.
F (Frequently) Handling/Fingering C (Const...
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Type: Permanent Location: Kaneohe, US-HI
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:13
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Job Title: Sushi Specialist Department: Sushi Reports to: Sushi Lead / Section Leader POSITION SUMMARY: Cuts, trims and prepares quality seafood products to be displayed, while providing standard customer service.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS (responsibilities include, but are not limited to): - Greets customers when within ten feet and four seconds of contact.
- Readily services customers orders, weighs out and prices products for customers - Pulls items to be cut and prepped for the day from the freezer - Cuts filets, chunks, and cubes per company standards - Trays, wraps, and prices products per company standards - Stocks and rotates sushi items, to maintain freshness and quality, removes damaged items from sushi floor - Prepares seafood if working at the Seafood Counter - Displays merchandise on showcase per schematic - Prepares sushi and other sushi products from recipes - Completes basic cleaning of department, by washing and sanitizing work tools and area - Keeps sushi chill organized and clean, bale boxes - Performs other related duties as needed as assigned by manager OTHER DUTIES / RESPONSIBILITIES: - Use of proper safety procedures - Able to listen to directions and follow through independently - Have good communication and observation skills - Able to work with a team and independently when needed EXPERIENCE / EDUCATION: - High school / Secondary school diploma or GED - Must be at least 18 years of age to operate machinery - Possesses a food handling license SKILLS AND ABILITIES: - Previous experience working with the public - Proper knife skills and proper sanitation knowledge - Working knowledge of different seafood required - Highly proficient in sushi department products preparation and uses WORK ENVIRONMENT: - Air condition while in store, 40-50 degrees while working in the Sushi department, freezer and chill.
- Very fast paced PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of the job.
Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Physical Demands Lift/Carry: Stand C (Constantly) 10 lbs.
or less C (Constantly) Walk C (Constantly) 11-20 lbs.
C (Constantly) Sit O (Occasionally) 21-50 lbs.
F (Frequently) Handling/Fingering C (Constantly) 51-100 lbs.
O (Occasionally) w/assist Reaching Outward C (Constantly) Over 100 lbs.
N (Not Applicable) Reach Above Shoulder O (Occasionally) Push/Pull: Climb O (Occasionally) 12 lbs.
or less F (Frequently) Crawl O (Occasionally) 13 25 lbs.
F (Frequently) Squat or Kneel O (Occasionally) 26 -40 lbs.
F (Frequently) Bend O (Occasionally) 41-100 lbs.
O (Occasionally) w/assist N (Not Applicable) Activity is not applicable to this occupation.
O (Occasionally) Occupation requires this activity up to 33% of the time (0-2.5+ hrs./day) F (Frequently) Occupation requires this activity from 33% - 66% of the time (2.5 5.5+ hrs./day).
C (Constan...
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Type: Permanent Location: Kaneohe, US-HI
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:13
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Job Title: Seafood Clerk Department: Seafood-Meat Reports to: Meat Manager/ Lead Seafood Clerk POSITION SUMMARY: Prepares quality seafood products to be displayed, while providing standard customer service.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS (responsibilities include, but are not limited to): - Greets customers when within ten feet and four seconds of contact.
- Readily services customers orders, weighs out and prices products for customers - Pulls items to be cut and prepped for the day from the freezer - Trays, wraps, and prices products per company standards - Stocks and rotates seafood items, to maintain freshness and quality, removes damaged items from seafood floor - Prepares sushi if working at the sushi Counter - Displays merchandise on showcase per schematic - Adds ice to seafood display case, prepares poke and other seafood products from recipes - Completes basic cleaning of department, by washing and sanitizing work tools and area - Keeps seafood chill organized and clean, bale boxes - Performs other related duties as needed as assigned by manager OTHER DUTIES / RESPONSIBILITIES: - Use of proper safety procedures - Able to listen to directions and follow through independently - Have good communication and observation skills - Able to work with a team and independently when needed EXPERIENCE / EDUCATION: - High school / Secondary school diploma or GED - Must be at least 18 years of age to operate machinery - Possesses a food handling license SKILLS AND ABILITIES: - Previous experience working with the public - Not afraid to use knives - Working knowledge of different seafood required - Basic knowledge of seafood product preparation and uses WORK ENVIRONMENT: - Air condition while in store, 40-50 degrees while working in the Seafood department, freezer and chill.
- Very fast paced PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of the job.
Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Physical Demands Lift/Carry: Stand C (Constantly) 10 lbs.
or less C (Constantly) Walk C (Constantly) 11-20 lbs.
C (Constantly) Sit O (Occasionally) 21-50 lbs.
F (Frequently) Handling/Fingering C (Constantly) 51-100 lbs.
O (Occasionally) w/assist Reaching Outward C (Constantly) Over 100 lbs.
N (Not Applicable) Reach Above Shoulder O (Occasionally) Push/Pull: Climb O (Occasionally) 12 lbs.
or less F (Frequently) Crawl O (Occasionally) 13 25 lbs.
F (Frequently) Squat or Kneel O (Occasionally) 26 -40 lbs.
F (Frequently) Bend O (Occasionally) 41-100 lbs.
O (Occasionally) w/assist N (Not Applicable) Activity is not applicable to this occupation.
O (Occasionally) Occupation requires this activity up to 33% of the time (0-2.5+ hrs./day) F (Frequently) Occupation requires this activity from 33% - 66% of the time (2.5 5.5+ hrs./day).
C (Constantly) Occupation requires this activity more than 66% of the ti...
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Type: Permanent Location: Kaneohe, US-HI
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:12
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Job Title: Cashier Department: Front End Report to: Front End Manager POSITION SUMMARY: Provides customer service to our customers, while operating cash register to ring up various items in exchange for currency.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS (responsibilities include, but are not limited to): - Greets customers when within ten feet and four seconds of contact, by name if possible, during transactions - Assists customers while ringing up/weighing items for purchase - Bags like groceries together, while using the least number of bags - Checks for bottom of the basket - Verify/balance register till at the beginning and end of shift - Accept/Verify/Process payment from customer in the form of cash, credit, debit, ebt, and check - Verify/Process WIC checks, purchase orders, merchandise certificates and coupons - Check identification for tobacco and liquor purchases, as well as payment by credit card and check by following established company procedures - Register accuracy, knows/ carries out proper register procedures to meet company performance standards, price integrity - Refills bag wells in front end, keep workstation clean and organized by dusting, wiping, and sweeping area.
- Performs duties of a courtesy clerk - Performs other related duties as needed as assigned by manager OTHER DUTIES / RESPONSIBILITIES: - Use proper safety procedures - Able to listen to directions and follow through independently - Good communication and observation skills EXPERIENCE / EDUCATION: - High school / Secondary school diploma or GED - Must be 18 years of age to ring register per company policy SKILLS AND ABILITIES: - Working with the public - Basic mathematical knowledge and cash handling experience preferred - Working knowledge of produce codes required, while able to differentiate between different produce products WORK ENVIRONMENT: - Air condition while in store, subject to outside conditions of heat, rain, and wind while retrieving wagons/helping customers to their car, and chill temperatures if products need to be retrieved from chill - Very fast paced PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of the job.
Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Physical Demands Lift/Carry: Stand C (Constantly) 10 lbs.
or less C (Constantly) Walk C (Constantly) 11-20 lbs.
C (Constantly) Sit O (Occasionally) 21-50 lbs.
F (Frequently) Handling/Fingering C (Constantly) 51-100 lbs.
O (Occasionally) w/assist Reaching Outward C (Constantly) Over 100 lbs.
N (Not Applicable) Reach Above Shoulder O (Occasionally) Push/Pull: Climb O (Occasionally) 12 lbs.
or less F (Frequently) Crawl O (Occasionally) 13 25 lbs.
F (Frequently) Squat or Kneel O (Occasionally) 26 -40 lbs.
F (Frequently) Bend O (Occasionally) 41-100 lbs.
O (Occasionally) w/assist N (Not Applicable) Activity is not applicable to this occupation....
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Type: Permanent Location: Kaneohe, US-HI
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:11
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Job Title: Server Department: Food Service Reports to: Kitchen Manager POSITION SUMMARY: Provides customer service while taking food orders, serving and preparing food in the Food Service department.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS (responsibilities include, but are not limited to): - Greets customers when within ten feet and four seconds of contact.
- Keeps workstation clean and organized by dusting, wiping, and sweeping area.
- Makes sandwiches by request of customers - Tracks food inventory, alert cooks and refill food counter if needed - Plates meals for customers, with correct portioning - Verifies/balances register till at the beginning and end of shift.
- Accepts/Processes payment from customer in the form of cash, credit, debit, ebt, and check - Verifies and processes coupons - Maintains register accuracy, knows/ carries out proper register procedures - Performs other related duties as needed as assigned by manager OTHER DUTIES / RESPONSIBILITIES: - Use of proper safety procedures - Mark down and pull products from floor if needed - Able to listen to directions and follow through independently - Good communication and observation skills EXPERIENCE / EDUCATION: - High school / Secondary school diploma or GED - Must be 18 years of age to ring register per company policy - Possesses a food handling license SKILLS AND ABILITIES: - Working with the public - Time management skills WORK ENVIRONMENT: - Air condition while in store, subject to heat when around hot food and chill temperatures if products need to be retrieved from chill - Very fast paced at times PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of the job.
Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Physical Demands Lift/Carry: Stand C (Constantly) 10 lbs.
or less C (Constantly) Walk C (Constantly) 11-20 lbs.
C (Constantly) Sit O (Occasionally) 21-50 lbs.
F (Frequently) Handling/Fingering C (Constantly) 51-100 lbs.
O (Occasionally) w/assist Reaching Outward C (Constantly) Over 100 lbs.
N (Not Applicable) Reach Above Shoulder O (Occasionally) Push/Pull: Climb O (Occasionally) 12 lbs.
or less F (Frequently) Crawl O (Occasionally) 13 25 lbs.
F (Frequently) Squat or Kneel O (Occasionally) 26 -40 lbs.
F (Frequently) Bend O (Occasionally) 41-100 lbs.
O (Occasionally) w/assist N (Not Applicable) Activity is not applicable to this occupation.
O (Occasionally) Occupation requires this activity up to 33% of the time (0-2.5+ hrs./day) F (Frequently) Occupation requires this activity from 33% - 66% of the time (2.5 5.5+ hrs./day).
C (Constantly) Occupation requires this activity more than 66% of the time (5.5+ hrs./day) OTHER PHYSICAL REQUIRMENTS: Vision (Near, Distance, Color, Peripheral, Depth Perception) Sense of Sound (Hear oral communication and buzzers/alarms) The Company has reviewed this job description to ensure that es...
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Type: Permanent Location: Honolulu, US-HI
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:11
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1.
• Manage a dedicated caseload capped at 25 active Confident Futures participants.
• Deliver personalised, holistic and health-informed coaching support.
• Complete comprehensive needs assessments and co-produce tailored support plans.
• Support participants to build confidence, resilience, routine, self-management and work readiness.
• Deliver interventions aligned to the Confident Futures Health Confidence model.
• Use coaching methodologies including motivational interviewing, strengths-based approaches and trauma-informed practice.
• Support participants to identify and overcome barriers relating to health, wellbeing, confidence, housing, finances, caring responsibilities and social isolation.
• Facilitate access to employment, volunteering, training, skills and community opportunities.
• Support participants to develop realistic progression goals linked to future employment aspirations.
• Maintain the Health Confidence Passport and all participant records.
• Conduct regular face-to-face appointments, ensuring meetings are held at least every four weeks where appropriate.
• Deliver appointments from both office locations and community outreach venues.
• Ensure all contractual milestones and customer service standards are achieved.
• Maintain accurate case notes and management information systems.
• Meet performance expectations and quality standards set by the Service Delivery Manager
You may be required to perform one or more of the activities below as required
2.
• Deliver individual and group-based interventions focused on:
• Think Well
• Move Well
• Sleep Well
• Connect Well
• Live Well
• Work Well
• Support participants to improve confidence, participation and readiness for work-related activity.
• Encourage sustainable behavioural change through structured goal setting and action planning.
3.
• Deliver support from community venues and outreach locations in addition to Maximus offices.
• Increase accessibility for participants who may struggle to engage with traditional office-based services.
• Represent Maximus professionally within local communities and partnership networks.
• Ensure all outreach activity complies with safeguarding and health and safety requirements.
4.
• Support participants to explore realistic employment pathways.
• Provide guidance around workplace adjustments and disability confident employment practices.
• Prepare participants for future employment, volunteering, skills development and vocational opportunities.
• Maintain links with employers and community organisations where appropriate.
Key Contacts & Relationships:
Internal
• Service Delivery Manager
• Health Confidence Coach
• Health System Navigator
• Support Coordinator
• Clinical Assurance Lead
• Partnership Executive
External
• Pathways to Work Advisers
• NHS Services
• Local Authority Services
• VCSE Organisations
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Type: Permanent Location: Rock Springs, US-WY
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:10
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1.
• Manage a dedicated caseload capped at 25 active Confident Futures participants.
• Deliver personalised, holistic and health-informed coaching support.
• Complete comprehensive needs assessments and co-produce tailored support plans.
• Support participants to build confidence, resilience, routine, self-management and work readiness.
• Deliver interventions aligned to the Confident Futures Health Confidence model.
• Use coaching methodologies including motivational interviewing, strengths-based approaches and trauma-informed practice.
• Support participants to identify and overcome barriers relating to health, wellbeing, confidence, housing, finances, caring responsibilities and social isolation.
• Facilitate access to employment, volunteering, training, skills and community opportunities.
• Support participants to develop realistic progression goals linked to future employment aspirations.
• Maintain the Health Confidence Passport and all participant records.
• Conduct regular face-to-face appointments, ensuring meetings are held at least every four weeks where appropriate.
• Deliver appointments from both office locations and community outreach venues.
• Ensure all contractual milestones and customer service standards are achieved.
• Maintain accurate case notes and management information systems.
• Meet performance expectations and quality standards set by the Service Delivery Manager
You may be required to perform one or more of the activities below as required
2.
• Deliver individual and group-based interventions focused on:
• Think Well
• Move Well
• Sleep Well
• Connect Well
• Live Well
• Work Well
• Support participants to improve confidence, participation and readiness for work-related activity.
• Encourage sustainable behavioural change through structured goal setting and action planning.
3.
• Deliver support from community venues and outreach locations in addition to Maximus offices.
• Increase accessibility for participants who may struggle to engage with traditional office-based services.
• Represent Maximus professionally within local communities and partnership networks.
• Ensure all outreach activity complies with safeguarding and health and safety requirements.
4.
• Support participants to explore realistic employment pathways.
• Provide guidance around workplace adjustments and disability confident employment practices.
• Prepare participants for future employment, volunteering, skills development and vocational opportunities.
• Maintain links with employers and community organisations where appropriate.
Key Contacts & Relationships:
Internal
• Service Delivery Manager
• Health Confidence Coach
• Health System Navigator
• Support Coordinator
• Clinical Assurance Lead
• Partnership Executive
External
• Pathways to Work Advisers
• NHS Services
• Local Authority Services
• VCSE Organisations
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Type: Permanent Location: Cheyenne, US-WY
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:09
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1.
• Manage a dedicated caseload capped at 25 active Confident Futures participants.
• Deliver personalised, holistic and health-informed coaching support.
• Complete comprehensive needs assessments and co-produce tailored support plans.
• Support participants to build confidence, resilience, routine, self-management and work readiness.
• Deliver interventions aligned to the Confident Futures Health Confidence model.
• Use coaching methodologies including motivational interviewing, strengths-based approaches and trauma-informed practice.
• Support participants to identify and overcome barriers relating to health, wellbeing, confidence, housing, finances, caring responsibilities and social isolation.
• Facilitate access to employment, volunteering, training, skills and community opportunities.
• Support participants to develop realistic progression goals linked to future employment aspirations.
• Maintain the Health Confidence Passport and all participant records.
• Conduct regular face-to-face appointments, ensuring meetings are held at least every four weeks where appropriate.
• Deliver appointments from both office locations and community outreach venues.
• Ensure all contractual milestones and customer service standards are achieved.
• Maintain accurate case notes and management information systems.
• Meet performance expectations and quality standards set by the Service Delivery Manager
You may be required to perform one or more of the activities below as required
2.
• Deliver individual and group-based interventions focused on:
• Think Well
• Move Well
• Sleep Well
• Connect Well
• Live Well
• Work Well
• Support participants to improve confidence, participation and readiness for work-related activity.
• Encourage sustainable behavioural change through structured goal setting and action planning.
3.
• Deliver support from community venues and outreach locations in addition to Maximus offices.
• Increase accessibility for participants who may struggle to engage with traditional office-based services.
• Represent Maximus professionally within local communities and partnership networks.
• Ensure all outreach activity complies with safeguarding and health and safety requirements.
4.
• Support participants to explore realistic employment pathways.
• Provide guidance around workplace adjustments and disability confident employment practices.
• Prepare participants for future employment, volunteering, skills development and vocational opportunities.
• Maintain links with employers and community organisations where appropriate.
Key Contacts & Relationships:
Internal
• Service Delivery Manager
• Health Confidence Coach
• Health System Navigator
• Support Coordinator
• Clinical Assurance Lead
• Partnership Executive
External
• Pathways to Work Advisers
• NHS Services
• Local Authority Services
• VCSE Organisations
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Type: Permanent Location: Morgantown, US-WV
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:09
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1.
• Manage a dedicated caseload capped at 25 active Confident Futures participants.
• Deliver personalised, holistic and health-informed coaching support.
• Complete comprehensive needs assessments and co-produce tailored support plans.
• Support participants to build confidence, resilience, routine, self-management and work readiness.
• Deliver interventions aligned to the Confident Futures Health Confidence model.
• Use coaching methodologies including motivational interviewing, strengths-based approaches and trauma-informed practice.
• Support participants to identify and overcome barriers relating to health, wellbeing, confidence, housing, finances, caring responsibilities and social isolation.
• Facilitate access to employment, volunteering, training, skills and community opportunities.
• Support participants to develop realistic progression goals linked to future employment aspirations.
• Maintain the Health Confidence Passport and all participant records.
• Conduct regular face-to-face appointments, ensuring meetings are held at least every four weeks where appropriate.
• Deliver appointments from both office locations and community outreach venues.
• Ensure all contractual milestones and customer service standards are achieved.
• Maintain accurate case notes and management information systems.
• Meet performance expectations and quality standards set by the Service Delivery Manager
You may be required to perform one or more of the activities below as required
2.
• Deliver individual and group-based interventions focused on:
• Think Well
• Move Well
• Sleep Well
• Connect Well
• Live Well
• Work Well
• Support participants to improve confidence, participation and readiness for work-related activity.
• Encourage sustainable behavioural change through structured goal setting and action planning.
3.
• Deliver support from community venues and outreach locations in addition to Maximus offices.
• Increase accessibility for participants who may struggle to engage with traditional office-based services.
• Represent Maximus professionally within local communities and partnership networks.
• Ensure all outreach activity complies with safeguarding and health and safety requirements.
4.
• Support participants to explore realistic employment pathways.
• Provide guidance around workplace adjustments and disability confident employment practices.
• Prepare participants for future employment, volunteering, skills development and vocational opportunities.
• Maintain links with employers and community organisations where appropriate.
Key Contacts & Relationships:
Internal
• Service Delivery Manager
• Health Confidence Coach
• Health System Navigator
• Support Coordinator
• Clinical Assurance Lead
• Partnership Executive
External
• Pathways to Work Advisers
• NHS Services
• Local Authority Services
• VCSE Organisations
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Type: Permanent Location: Milwaukee, US-WI
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:08
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1.
• Manage a dedicated caseload capped at 25 active Confident Futures participants.
• Deliver personalised, holistic and health-informed coaching support.
• Complete comprehensive needs assessments and co-produce tailored support plans.
• Support participants to build confidence, resilience, routine, self-management and work readiness.
• Deliver interventions aligned to the Confident Futures Health Confidence model.
• Use coaching methodologies including motivational interviewing, strengths-based approaches and trauma-informed practice.
• Support participants to identify and overcome barriers relating to health, wellbeing, confidence, housing, finances, caring responsibilities and social isolation.
• Facilitate access to employment, volunteering, training, skills and community opportunities.
• Support participants to develop realistic progression goals linked to future employment aspirations.
• Maintain the Health Confidence Passport and all participant records.
• Conduct regular face-to-face appointments, ensuring meetings are held at least every four weeks where appropriate.
• Deliver appointments from both office locations and community outreach venues.
• Ensure all contractual milestones and customer service standards are achieved.
• Maintain accurate case notes and management information systems.
• Meet performance expectations and quality standards set by the Service Delivery Manager
You may be required to perform one or more of the activities below as required
2.
• Deliver individual and group-based interventions focused on:
• Think Well
• Move Well
• Sleep Well
• Connect Well
• Live Well
• Work Well
• Support participants to improve confidence, participation and readiness for work-related activity.
• Encourage sustainable behavioural change through structured goal setting and action planning.
3.
• Deliver support from community venues and outreach locations in addition to Maximus offices.
• Increase accessibility for participants who may struggle to engage with traditional office-based services.
• Represent Maximus professionally within local communities and partnership networks.
• Ensure all outreach activity complies with safeguarding and health and safety requirements.
4.
• Support participants to explore realistic employment pathways.
• Provide guidance around workplace adjustments and disability confident employment practices.
• Prepare participants for future employment, volunteering, skills development and vocational opportunities.
• Maintain links with employers and community organisations where appropriate.
Key Contacts & Relationships:
Internal
• Service Delivery Manager
• Health Confidence Coach
• Health System Navigator
• Support Coordinator
• Clinical Assurance Lead
• Partnership Executive
External
• Pathways to Work Advisers
• NHS Services
• Local Authority Services
• VCSE Organisations
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Type: Permanent Location: Eau Claire, US-WI
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:07
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1.
• Manage a dedicated caseload capped at 25 active Confident Futures participants.
• Deliver personalised, holistic and health-informed coaching support.
• Complete comprehensive needs assessments and co-produce tailored support plans.
• Support participants to build confidence, resilience, routine, self-management and work readiness.
• Deliver interventions aligned to the Confident Futures Health Confidence model.
• Use coaching methodologies including motivational interviewing, strengths-based approaches and trauma-informed practice.
• Support participants to identify and overcome barriers relating to health, wellbeing, confidence, housing, finances, caring responsibilities and social isolation.
• Facilitate access to employment, volunteering, training, skills and community opportunities.
• Support participants to develop realistic progression goals linked to future employment aspirations.
• Maintain the Health Confidence Passport and all participant records.
• Conduct regular face-to-face appointments, ensuring meetings are held at least every four weeks where appropriate.
• Deliver appointments from both office locations and community outreach venues.
• Ensure all contractual milestones and customer service standards are achieved.
• Maintain accurate case notes and management information systems.
• Meet performance expectations and quality standards set by the Service Delivery Manager
You may be required to perform one or more of the activities below as required
2.
• Deliver individual and group-based interventions focused on:
• Think Well
• Move Well
• Sleep Well
• Connect Well
• Live Well
• Work Well
• Support participants to improve confidence, participation and readiness for work-related activity.
• Encourage sustainable behavioural change through structured goal setting and action planning.
3.
• Deliver support from community venues and outreach locations in addition to Maximus offices.
• Increase accessibility for participants who may struggle to engage with traditional office-based services.
• Represent Maximus professionally within local communities and partnership networks.
• Ensure all outreach activity complies with safeguarding and health and safety requirements.
4.
• Support participants to explore realistic employment pathways.
• Provide guidance around workplace adjustments and disability confident employment practices.
• Prepare participants for future employment, volunteering, skills development and vocational opportunities.
• Maintain links with employers and community organisations where appropriate.
Key Contacts & Relationships:
Internal
• Service Delivery Manager
• Health Confidence Coach
• Health System Navigator
• Support Coordinator
• Clinical Assurance Lead
• Partnership Executive
External
• Pathways to Work Advisers
• NHS Services
• Local Authority Services
• VCSE Organisations
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Type: Permanent Location: Charleston, US-WV
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:07
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1.
• Manage a dedicated caseload capped at 25 active Confident Futures participants.
• Deliver personalised, holistic and health-informed coaching support.
• Complete comprehensive needs assessments and co-produce tailored support plans.
• Support participants to build confidence, resilience, routine, self-management and work readiness.
• Deliver interventions aligned to the Confident Futures Health Confidence model.
• Use coaching methodologies including motivational interviewing, strengths-based approaches and trauma-informed practice.
• Support participants to identify and overcome barriers relating to health, wellbeing, confidence, housing, finances, caring responsibilities and social isolation.
• Facilitate access to employment, volunteering, training, skills and community opportunities.
• Support participants to develop realistic progression goals linked to future employment aspirations.
• Maintain the Health Confidence Passport and all participant records.
• Conduct regular face-to-face appointments, ensuring meetings are held at least every four weeks where appropriate.
• Deliver appointments from both office locations and community outreach venues.
• Ensure all contractual milestones and customer service standards are achieved.
• Maintain accurate case notes and management information systems.
• Meet performance expectations and quality standards set by the Service Delivery Manager
You may be required to perform one or more of the activities below as required
2.
• Deliver individual and group-based interventions focused on:
• Think Well
• Move Well
• Sleep Well
• Connect Well
• Live Well
• Work Well
• Support participants to improve confidence, participation and readiness for work-related activity.
• Encourage sustainable behavioural change through structured goal setting and action planning.
3.
• Deliver support from community venues and outreach locations in addition to Maximus offices.
• Increase accessibility for participants who may struggle to engage with traditional office-based services.
• Represent Maximus professionally within local communities and partnership networks.
• Ensure all outreach activity complies with safeguarding and health and safety requirements.
4.
• Support participants to explore realistic employment pathways.
• Provide guidance around workplace adjustments and disability confident employment practices.
• Prepare participants for future employment, volunteering, skills development and vocational opportunities.
• Maintain links with employers and community organisations where appropriate.
Key Contacts & Relationships:
Internal
• Service Delivery Manager
• Health Confidence Coach
• Health System Navigator
• Support Coordinator
• Clinical Assurance Lead
• Partnership Executive
External
• Pathways to Work Advisers
• NHS Services
• Local Authority Services
• VCSE Organisations
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Type: Permanent Location: Bennington, US-VT
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:06
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1.
• Manage a dedicated caseload capped at 25 active Confident Futures participants.
• Deliver personalised, holistic and health-informed coaching support.
• Complete comprehensive needs assessments and co-produce tailored support plans.
• Support participants to build confidence, resilience, routine, self-management and work readiness.
• Deliver interventions aligned to the Confident Futures Health Confidence model.
• Use coaching methodologies including motivational interviewing, strengths-based approaches and trauma-informed practice.
• Support participants to identify and overcome barriers relating to health, wellbeing, confidence, housing, finances, caring responsibilities and social isolation.
• Facilitate access to employment, volunteering, training, skills and community opportunities.
• Support participants to develop realistic progression goals linked to future employment aspirations.
• Maintain the Health Confidence Passport and all participant records.
• Conduct regular face-to-face appointments, ensuring meetings are held at least every four weeks where appropriate.
• Deliver appointments from both office locations and community outreach venues.
• Ensure all contractual milestones and customer service standards are achieved.
• Maintain accurate case notes and management information systems.
• Meet performance expectations and quality standards set by the Service Delivery Manager
You may be required to perform one or more of the activities below as required
2.
• Deliver individual and group-based interventions focused on:
• Think Well
• Move Well
• Sleep Well
• Connect Well
• Live Well
• Work Well
• Support participants to improve confidence, participation and readiness for work-related activity.
• Encourage sustainable behavioural change through structured goal setting and action planning.
3.
• Deliver support from community venues and outreach locations in addition to Maximus offices.
• Increase accessibility for participants who may struggle to engage with traditional office-based services.
• Represent Maximus professionally within local communities and partnership networks.
• Ensure all outreach activity complies with safeguarding and health and safety requirements.
4.
• Support participants to explore realistic employment pathways.
• Provide guidance around workplace adjustments and disability confident employment practices.
• Prepare participants for future employment, volunteering, skills development and vocational opportunities.
• Maintain links with employers and community organisations where appropriate.
Key Contacts & Relationships:
Internal
• Service Delivery Manager
• Health Confidence Coach
• Health System Navigator
• Support Coordinator
• Clinical Assurance Lead
• Partnership Executive
External
• Pathways to Work Advisers
• NHS Services
• Local Authority Services
• VCSE Organisations
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Type: Permanent Location: Spokane, US-WA
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:05
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1.
• Manage a dedicated caseload capped at 25 active Confident Futures participants.
• Deliver personalised, holistic and health-informed coaching support.
• Complete comprehensive needs assessments and co-produce tailored support plans.
• Support participants to build confidence, resilience, routine, self-management and work readiness.
• Deliver interventions aligned to the Confident Futures Health Confidence model.
• Use coaching methodologies including motivational interviewing, strengths-based approaches and trauma-informed practice.
• Support participants to identify and overcome barriers relating to health, wellbeing, confidence, housing, finances, caring responsibilities and social isolation.
• Facilitate access to employment, volunteering, training, skills and community opportunities.
• Support participants to develop realistic progression goals linked to future employment aspirations.
• Maintain the Health Confidence Passport and all participant records.
• Conduct regular face-to-face appointments, ensuring meetings are held at least every four weeks where appropriate.
• Deliver appointments from both office locations and community outreach venues.
• Ensure all contractual milestones and customer service standards are achieved.
• Maintain accurate case notes and management information systems.
• Meet performance expectations and quality standards set by the Service Delivery Manager
You may be required to perform one or more of the activities below as required
2.
• Deliver individual and group-based interventions focused on:
• Think Well
• Move Well
• Sleep Well
• Connect Well
• Live Well
• Work Well
• Support participants to improve confidence, participation and readiness for work-related activity.
• Encourage sustainable behavioural change through structured goal setting and action planning.
3.
• Deliver support from community venues and outreach locations in addition to Maximus offices.
• Increase accessibility for participants who may struggle to engage with traditional office-based services.
• Represent Maximus professionally within local communities and partnership networks.
• Ensure all outreach activity complies with safeguarding and health and safety requirements.
4.
• Support participants to explore realistic employment pathways.
• Provide guidance around workplace adjustments and disability confident employment practices.
• Prepare participants for future employment, volunteering, skills development and vocational opportunities.
• Maintain links with employers and community organisations where appropriate.
Key Contacts & Relationships:
Internal
• Service Delivery Manager
• Health Confidence Coach
• Health System Navigator
• Support Coordinator
• Clinical Assurance Lead
• Partnership Executive
External
• Pathways to Work Advisers
• NHS Services
• Local Authority Services
• VCSE Organisations
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Type: Permanent Location: Seattle, US-WA
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:05
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1.
• Manage a dedicated caseload capped at 25 active Confident Futures participants.
• Deliver personalised, holistic and health-informed coaching support.
• Complete comprehensive needs assessments and co-produce tailored support plans.
• Support participants to build confidence, resilience, routine, self-management and work readiness.
• Deliver interventions aligned to the Confident Futures Health Confidence model.
• Use coaching methodologies including motivational interviewing, strengths-based approaches and trauma-informed practice.
• Support participants to identify and overcome barriers relating to health, wellbeing, confidence, housing, finances, caring responsibilities and social isolation.
• Facilitate access to employment, volunteering, training, skills and community opportunities.
• Support participants to develop realistic progression goals linked to future employment aspirations.
• Maintain the Health Confidence Passport and all participant records.
• Conduct regular face-to-face appointments, ensuring meetings are held at least every four weeks where appropriate.
• Deliver appointments from both office locations and community outreach venues.
• Ensure all contractual milestones and customer service standards are achieved.
• Maintain accurate case notes and management information systems.
• Meet performance expectations and quality standards set by the Service Delivery Manager
You may be required to perform one or more of the activities below as required
2.
• Deliver individual and group-based interventions focused on:
• Think Well
• Move Well
• Sleep Well
• Connect Well
• Live Well
• Work Well
• Support participants to improve confidence, participation and readiness for work-related activity.
• Encourage sustainable behavioural change through structured goal setting and action planning.
3.
• Deliver support from community venues and outreach locations in addition to Maximus offices.
• Increase accessibility for participants who may struggle to engage with traditional office-based services.
• Represent Maximus professionally within local communities and partnership networks.
• Ensure all outreach activity complies with safeguarding and health and safety requirements.
4.
• Support participants to explore realistic employment pathways.
• Provide guidance around workplace adjustments and disability confident employment practices.
• Prepare participants for future employment, volunteering, skills development and vocational opportunities.
• Maintain links with employers and community organisations where appropriate.
Key Contacts & Relationships:
Internal
• Service Delivery Manager
• Health Confidence Coach
• Health System Navigator
• Support Coordinator
• Clinical Assurance Lead
• Partnership Executive
External
• Pathways to Work Advisers
• NHS Services
• Local Authority Services
• VCSE Organisations
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Type: Permanent Location: Tysons, US-VA
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:04
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1.
• Manage a dedicated caseload capped at 25 active Confident Futures participants.
• Deliver personalised, holistic and health-informed coaching support.
• Complete comprehensive needs assessments and co-produce tailored support plans.
• Support participants to build confidence, resilience, routine, self-management and work readiness.
• Deliver interventions aligned to the Confident Futures Health Confidence model.
• Use coaching methodologies including motivational interviewing, strengths-based approaches and trauma-informed practice.
• Support participants to identify and overcome barriers relating to health, wellbeing, confidence, housing, finances, caring responsibilities and social isolation.
• Facilitate access to employment, volunteering, training, skills and community opportunities.
• Support participants to develop realistic progression goals linked to future employment aspirations.
• Maintain the Health Confidence Passport and all participant records.
• Conduct regular face-to-face appointments, ensuring meetings are held at least every four weeks where appropriate.
• Deliver appointments from both office locations and community outreach venues.
• Ensure all contractual milestones and customer service standards are achieved.
• Maintain accurate case notes and management information systems.
• Meet performance expectations and quality standards set by the Service Delivery Manager
You may be required to perform one or more of the activities below as required
2.
• Deliver individual and group-based interventions focused on:
• Think Well
• Move Well
• Sleep Well
• Connect Well
• Live Well
• Work Well
• Support participants to improve confidence, participation and readiness for work-related activity.
• Encourage sustainable behavioural change through structured goal setting and action planning.
3.
• Deliver support from community venues and outreach locations in addition to Maximus offices.
• Increase accessibility for participants who may struggle to engage with traditional office-based services.
• Represent Maximus professionally within local communities and partnership networks.
• Ensure all outreach activity complies with safeguarding and health and safety requirements.
4.
• Support participants to explore realistic employment pathways.
• Provide guidance around workplace adjustments and disability confident employment practices.
• Prepare participants for future employment, volunteering, skills development and vocational opportunities.
• Maintain links with employers and community organisations where appropriate.
Key Contacts & Relationships:
Internal
• Service Delivery Manager
• Health Confidence Coach
• Health System Navigator
• Support Coordinator
• Clinical Assurance Lead
• Partnership Executive
External
• Pathways to Work Advisers
• NHS Services
• Local Authority Services
• VCSE Organisations
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Type: Permanent Location: Richmond, US-VA
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-08-11 10:30:03
