Do you want a meaningful and rewarding summer job? Do you enjoy physical, sometimes strenuous, labor and enjoy the outdoors? Apply to be a firefighter! Each year, DNRC seeks hundreds of dedicated individuals to help protect Montana wildlands from wildfire. These seasonal, temporary firefighting jobs are offered statewide throughout DNRC Units. Employment is generally 3-6 months with work beginning as early as May and ending in late September with the potential to begin as early as April and run as late as October depending on fire activity. We provide training, safety clothing, and protective gear. You bring enthusiasm and the ability to perform courageous outdoor work safely, productively, and responsibly. We offer competitive pay with opportunities for growth and additional compensation. NEW: As a DNRC Firefighter you are eligible for added assignment pay of 10% in addition to your regular hourly rate for employees assigned to and supporting authorized emergency work. Applications are accepted each year beginning in January. Don’t be alarmed if you don’t hear from us right away – it can be into spring before we start contacting applicants for interviews. Feel free to reach out to the contact listed on the recruitment announcement with questions you may have. These seasonal positions will be open until filled with our first review of applications starting mid to late February. Applications will be reviewed every two weeks until filled. Early application is strongly encouraged. Click this link for frequently asked questions regarding this position: Become a Wildland Firefighter OUR MISSION: Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation\'s mission is to help ensure that Montana\'s land and water resources provide benefits for present and future generations. The DNRC believes employees are their most important asset. The DNRC empowers employees to exercise professional judgment in carrying out their duties. Employees are provided with the training and tools necessary to achieve the mission. Both team effort and individual employee expertise are supported and sustained. Not only can you gain great experience and build great friendships, DNRC can also offer great career paths for the future! Please apply through the State of Montana website (statecareers.mt.gov) APPLICATION MATERIALS REQUIRED: State Application Resume Cover Letter THAT INCLUDES ANSWERS TO THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS: 1. Describe any outdoor work or recreation experience that you have and how you feel it pertains to wildland firefighting. Please list any wildland fire training courses you may have completed and/or your current Red Card qualifications, if any. 2. Describe your experience and ability to perform physically demanding work for long periods under hot and dirty conditions. What do you do to remain physically fit? 3. Describe your ability and give an example of working with a diverse group of people. 4. As a seasonal firefighter you will be asked to perform a wide range of tasks other than fire related duties such as chain saw use, mechanical repair, carpentry. Discuss skills and abilities you possess in this area. 5. Firefighting is performed in a team environment. Describe some experiences where you had to work as part of a team and reach a common goal. MUST ANSWER QUESTIONS WITHIN YOUR COVER LETTER FOR YOUR SUBMISSION TO BE CONSIDERED COMPLETE. APPLICATION AND SELECTION PROCESS: The Department of Natural Resources and Conservation may assess the following factors in determining whether an applicant meets the qualifications for the position: application, resume, cover letter, interview, references and a pack test. Applicants claiming employment preference are required to provide proper documentation, i.e., Vet Preference (DD214), Disabled Vet document from U.S. Veterans Administration certifying service-connected disability or purple heart medal, disabled (SRS Certification), when submitting application. DUTIES: Firefighters respond to and suppress a full range of difficulty and complexity of fires. They utilize a variety of specialized tools, equipment, and techniques while actively suppressing wildfires, such as a Pulaski, shovel, ax, and chainsaw to control the spread of wildfire. They perform fire line activities such as line construction, lopping and scattering of fuels using hand tools and holding, patrolling, monitoring, and mop-up operations. This also includes moving dirt, chopping brush, and small trees, etc. to construct fire lines. Duties also include use of backpack water pumps; operation of drip torches; location and suppression of spot fires; laying out fire hose; locating fires with a map and compass; lay out “mop up” water systems; operating and maintaining motor vehicles up to one- and one-half tons and operating two-way radios. SPECIAL INFORMATION: Housing is available at this location. The seasonal positions will remain open and additional screening will occur as needed until positions are filled. Applicants for these positions must be at least 18 years of age at the time of hire and have a valid drivers’ license and less than 12 conviction points over the most recent 36 months. All persons performing firefighting duties are required to pass a physical fitness test within three weeks of employment. DNRC HAS ADOPTED THE PACK TEST AS THE REQUIRED PHYSICAL FITNESS TEST. CONTACT THE INDIVIDUAL LAND OFFICE FOR INFORMATION REGARDING PACK TEST REQUIREMENTS. APPROXIMATE DATES AND HOURS OF EMPLOYMENT FOR TEMPORARY SEASONAL POSITIONS will depend on each position and will vary between June and September. Positions will be terminated at the end of the normal work season or as notified by the Department. Pay varies depending on experience. Education: Graduation from high school or equivalent. Education will be reviewed on a case by case basis if the applicant has not yet graduated high school. Requirements: 18 years of age at time of hire Valid Driver’s License. Upon hire: Must complete a physical performance test known as the “Pack Test” which requires you to carry a 45-pound pack the distance of 3 miles in not more than 45 minutes. SPECIAL INFORMATION: Candidates must be eligible to work in the United States. A valid driver\'s license is required with less than 12 conviction points in the most recent completed 36 months. ELIGIBILITY TO WORK: In accordance with the Immigration Reform and Control Act, the person selected must produce within three days of hire documents that show authorization to work in the United States. Examples of such documentation include a birth certificate or Social Security card along with a driver’s license or other picture I.D., or a U.S. passport, or a \"green card\". Title: Fire Seasonal Wildland Firefighter 1 - Libby Location: Libby Requisition ID: 24143317
Cabinet Peaks Medical Center is looking for a Sleep Technologist to join our Cardiopulmonary Department!
Essential Functions Helps residents with ambulation (walking, moving out of their wheelchairs, etc.). Contributes to patients physical therapist\'s effectiveness by identifying patient care issues; providing information and commentary; recommending options and courses of action; implementing physical therapy directives. Assesses patient health by interviewing patients; performing physical examinations; obtaining, updating, and studying therapy histories. Assesses abnormal conditions by reviewing physical therapist\'s interpretations of patient evaluations and test results. Documents patient care services by charting in patient and department records. Performs therapeutic procedures by administering manual exercises; instructing, encouraging, and assisting residents/patients in performing physical activities, such as non-manual exercises, ambulatory functional activities, and daily-living activities; and in using supportive devices, such as crutches, canes, and prostheses. Instructs and counsels patients by describing therapeutic regimens; giving normal growth and development information; promoting wellness and health maintenance. Provides continuity of care implementing patient management plan. Maintains safe and clean working environment by complying with procedures, rules, and regulations; adhering to infection-control policies and protocols. Maintains production objectives by noting current treatment trends; monitoring actual physical therapy services rendered to production objectives Ensures punctuality and regular attendance for assigned shifts. Qualifications Education: Graduate of an accredited Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) program. Licenses/Certification: Current state PTA licensure. Valid CPR certification. Experience: Six months experience in a long-term care environment preferred. Apply online @ www.libbyofcascadia.com
Position Summary: An Occupational Therapist (OT) is responsible for the assessment of referred patients that require rehabilitation services which includes: providing direct patient care to assess their medical condition, functional capabilities, limitations and restrictions and potential for rehabilitation. Also, the OT will establish and administer a treatment program with specific goals determined according to the patient\'s capacity and tolerance under the direction of a physician. In addition, the OT must set realistic and achievable goals for their patients, document and record the patient\'s condition and educate patients and families in an appropriate occupational therapy method. Essential Functions Optimizes the functionality and skills of patients by providing, directing and/or overseeing therapy in the following: screening of all residents, assessing and treating all patients who might benefit from therapy as referred by state-approved referral source. Adheres to Minimum Data Set (MDS) procedures and effective care planning. Thoroughly document progress toward identified objectives and communicating patient status and needs to the patient, family, and other involved professionals. Refers patients for treatment to Certified Occupational Therapy Assistants (COTA), where appropriate. Provides consultation and clinical supervision to COTAs in the facility. Directs COTA(s) and Rehab Aide(s) in skilled tasks during group and individual treatment in a manner that promotes efficient and effective utilization of resources and facilitate the ongoing development of clinical skills in accordance with State Practice Acts, Omnibus Reconciliation Act (OBRA). Build a strong rehabilitation practice within each facility by performing or directing and supervising occupational therapy staff in the following activities: establishing and maintaining courteous and helpful interaction patterns with staff, patients, and families which reflect sensitivity to individual needs and a problem-solving approach; actively integrating therapy?s role into facility and interdisciplinary treatment team. Contribute to facility patient care, utilization review, case management, administrative staff/department head meetings, and family conference activities/communications. Ensures punctuality and regular attendance for assigned shifts. Other Functions Provides skilled occupational therapy services / interventions in accordance with physician orders. Assesses patient needs, plans for, evaluates and modifies care to meet goals of occupational therapy interventions. Other duties as assigned. Knowledge/Skills/Abilities Ability to communicate effective treatments and procedures to residents, families, and nursing facility. Ability to maintain patient/resident confidentiality. Requirements; Qualifications: Education: Must have graduated from an accredited school of occupational therapy. Licenses/Certification: Current state license as an Occupational Therapist. Current CPR certification. Experience: Six months experience in a long term care environment preferred. Salary Description: $50-65/ hour depending on experience Apply online @ www.libbyofcascadia.com
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