Agency Job Posting
United Community Action Program, Inc.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Published January 28, 2025
Center Director:
Desired qualifications: Oklahoma Director’s Credential, BA, AA or Child Development Associate Credential, and 3 years experience in an Early Childhood setting.
Head Start Teacher:
Desired qualifications: BA in Early Childhood or Child Development, experience with pre-K a plus. This is a year-round program offering health and retirement benefits.
• Cushing Head Start / Early Head Start. Applications are available at Cushing HS/EHS located at 223 S. Wilson Ave in Cushing or on our website www.ucapinc.org or call 918-762-2561, ext. 142 EEO
Ponca City Head Start / Early Head Start. Applications are available at Ponca City HS/EHS at 407 S. Ash in Ponca City or on our website www.ucapinc.org or call 918-762-2561, ext. 142. EEO.
Head Start Teacher Assistant:
Teacher Assistant Minimum Qualifications: CDA Preschool, experience working with children is a plus.
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Early Head Start Teacher
Desired qualifications: CDA in Infant/Toddler, BA, AA degree in Early Childhood or Child Dev., experience working with children a plus—a year-round program offering health and retirement benefits.
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Family Support Advocate:
Desired qualifications: BA or AA. Degree in Sociology, Social Work, Family Studies, or a related field. Experience is desirable in family services. This is a year-round program, offering, health and retirement benefits.
Multi-Purpose Aide
Desired qualifications: must have a High School Diploma or GED, experience with children is a plus.
Health and retirement benefits.
Cook
Under the direction of the Center Site Manager and/or appropriate representative provide nutritional-related services for Head Start children and staff. Is responsible for the cleanliness and sanitation of the kitchen area. Maintain a pest-free kitchen; ensure all food-related items are properly stored, dated, and rotated; observe low-cost purchasing procedures; serve food appropriately; keep updated and accurate menu records and inventory records; assure compliance of all CACFP, Day Care, and other entities i.e. Health Dept. etc. and Head Start Performance Standards; and follow the objectives of the agency component plan. Desired Qualifications for Cook: Knowledge of the CACFP food program, Experience working with 0 to 5-year-olds, willingness to work as a team. Health benefits and retirement are available.
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Cook Aide
Cook Aide-- The cook aide will assist the cook provide nutrition-related services for Head Start children and staff. She is responsible for the cleanliness and sanitation of the kitchen area. Maintains a pest-free kitchen. Assures all food-related items are properly stored, dated, and rotated; observes low-cost purchasing procedures; serves food appropriately; keeps updated and accurate menu and inventory records; assures compliance of all CACFP, Commodity, Daycare, other entities i.e. Health Dept. etc. and Head Start Performance Standards and follows the objectives of the agency component plan.
Maintenance :
Summary of Duties: Under the direction of the Center Site Manager and/or appropriate representative, provided maintenance services. Is responsible for needed supplies, equipment, etc. Inform the Center Site Manager and or an appropriate representative of any day-to-day operational needs, concerns, or difficulties.
Disability Aide.
Desired qualifications include previous child development or early child care. Related experience and working with children is a plus. Job duties will be to provide direct care and support to a child with disabilities needing assistance.
DRIVERS
United Community Action Program, Inc. /Cimarron Public Transit Applicants must have a high school diploma or GED equivalent, a clean driving record, and be able to promote positive community relations and customer satisfaction. The successful applicants must pass pre-employment background and drug screenings.
• Bartlesville area. Applications are available on our website, www.ucapinc.org or call 918-762-3042 ext. 182. EEO.
• Bristow area. Applications are available on our website, www.ucapinc.org or call 918-762-2561, ext. 147. For additional questions, you may contact Randy at 918-762-2561, ext. 178. EEO.
• Cleveland area. Applications are available on our website, www.ucapinc.org or call 918-762-2561, ext. 147. For additional questions, you may contact Randy at 918-762-2561, ext. 178. EEO.
• Drumright area. Applications are available on our website, www.ucapinc.org or call 918-762-2561, ext. 147. For additional questions, you may contact Randy at 918-762-2561, ext. 178. EEO.
• Pawnee area. Applications are available on our website, www.ucapinc.org or call 918-762-2561, ext. 147. For additional questions, you may contact Randy at 918-762-2561, ext. 178. EEO.
• Skiatook area. Applications are available on our website, www.ucapinc.org or call 918-762-3041 Ext. 182. EEO.
• Sapulpa area. Applications are available on our website, www.ucapinc.org or call 918-762-2561, ext. 147. For additional questions, you may contact Randy at 918-762-2561, ext. 178. EEO.
• Ponca City area. Applications are available on our website, www.ucapinc.org or call us at 918-762-3041 Ext. 182. EEO.
As an Equal Opportunity Employer, this organization does not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or veteran status. All information provided in this application will be treated confidentially and will be used only to help ensure the best use of your abilities if employed by us.
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