Join Our Team

As an organization we pride ourselves on our people-centered approach, and we strive to attract candidates who mirror that philosophy.

Career Opportunities

Join a terrific group of individuals who work together every day to enrich the lives of those we serve. The Center offers competitive wages and a robust menu of benefits, including health, dental, vision, short-term disability, and life insurance. Tuition reimbursement helps to ensure team members grow in their careers, and a strong 401K program helps prepare for your future. Fulfilling work in a supportive environment begins here!

The Mary Campbell Center provides a truly unique, homelike atmosphere for individuals with disabilities. We pride ourselves on our people-centered approach, and we strive to attract candidates who mirror that philosophy. Our mission is to discover ABILITY in every resident and celebrate these abilities every day. The Center offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes a multitude of scheduling options.

Current Openings

Maintenance Mechanic 

To apply for this role, please submit your resume to hr@marycampbellcenter.org 

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:

The Maintenance Mechanic at the Mary Campbell Center must:

  • Be a good person of high character who consistently works with a positive attitude and demonstrates compassion and understanding for residents with varying degrees of disability
  • Have the ability to read, write and follow verbal instructions
  • Possess a excellent mechanical aptitude and skill in the use of tools required to compete task
  • Demonstrate the ability to perform basic maintenance repairs for vehicles, lawn, garden and snow removal equipment
  • Have the ability to lift, push, pull equipment and supplies of varying weights up to 50 lbs
  • Minimum 5 years experience in maintenance or a related trade
  • Possess a valid driver’s license with a clean driving record.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

  • Performs routine maintenance tasks including, but not limited to, completing assigned monthly audits, general repairs and preventive maintenance to the building/grounds
  • Performs basic repairs to electrical, plumbing and HVAC systems throughout the building
  • Completes maintenance work orders
  • Required to become Guldmann certified to work on ceiling lifts (certification will be provided by the facility)
  • Ability to performs maintenance and repair on all wheelchairs
  • Ability to perform general maintenance on vehicles and grounds equipment
  • Assists with grounds keeping and snow removal when necessary
  • Participates in the Maintenance-On-Call rotation
  • Assists with transportation of residents when necessary
  • Assures OSHA standards are maintained while performing all duties
  • Performs other assigned duties as necessary

WORKING CONDITIONS:

The Maintenance Mechanic works indoors and outdoors, in a variety of weather conditions including extreme heat and cold, with exposure fuels, odors, and/or chemicals. The Maintenance Mechanic may lift, push, and operate heavy equipment which, if not properly used, could cause injury. Incumbent may work extended and/or flexible hours to meet the needs of The Center. 

Nurse Manager

To apply for this role, please submit your resume to hr@marycampbellcenter.org 

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:

The Nurse Manager at the Mary Campbell Center must:

  • Be a good person of high character who consistently works with a positive attitude and demonstrates compassion and understanding for residents with varying degrees of disability.
  • Be a graduate of an accredited school of nursing with a current R.N. license in the State of Delaware, BSN preferred; have three to five years clinical nursing experience in an acute, long-term care, or rehabilitation experience; and two to five years of successful, documented managerial experience.
  • The Nurse Manager must also have documentable effective leadership ability; excellent verbal and written communication skills; be CPR and PALS certified; have demonstrated assessment, problem solving and organization skills; and demonstrate proficiency in utilizing technology tools to manage resident health reporting and achieve individual, department and mission goals. 
  • On call every other weekend. 

 

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

  • Plans, implements and evaluates the health care provided to residents in accordance with the Nurse Practice Act for the State of Delaware. 
  • Directly supervises neighborhood nurses and resident care technicians. Communicate all necessary correction(s) to DON and ADON. Engages in daily and frequent contact with all Neighborhood Nurses to assess and manage nursing care activities for residents as needed.
  • Meets and maintains open communication with the Director of Nursing, the Assistant Director of Nursing, QAPI manager and Staff Educator on a daily basis. 
  • Collaborate with Interdisciplinary Team to implement program plans according to resident schedules. 
  • Establishes and maintains effective communication with DON, ADON, residents, families, personnel, therapeutic consultants, and physicians of the Center. 
  • Serves as an authorized staff member during the shift to respond to questions, complaints, family questions/concerns or State Agency inquiries. 
  • Responsible for reporting allegations of abuse, neglect and exploitation to the Division of Health Care Quality as per procedures. 
  • When necessary, contacts the Administrator on Call and/or Manager-On-Duty for management/administrative issues; Maintenance-On-Call for building issues or problems, Technology-on-Call for technology issues and the Transportation Coordinator for transportation needs.
  • Adheres to and ensures compliance with Center policies and procedures.
  • Serves in an on-call capacity for Health Care needs or emergencies.
  • Assists residents with meals as needed.
  • Maintains current and updated knowledge of and adheres to State and Federal licensing and      nursing regulations. 
  • Participates in continuous QAPI program.  Conducts routine health care audits to include weights, nail care, wheelchair cleanliness, room standards, etc.  Prepares Quantitative summary reports. 
  • Establishes and maintains effective working relationships with residents, families, personnel, therapeutic consultants, and physicians of the Center.
  • Ensures that required documentation is maintained and current according to Center procedures, licensing regulations, and State and Federal regulations. 
  • Accurately documents and reports ANM incidents involving residents or staff to the DLTCRP in accordance with MCC Policy & Procedures. 
  • Develops and updates resident’s health care plans, and coordinates the completion of required assessments, including comprehensive functional assessment, monthly summaries and documentation related to each resident’s IPP. 
  • Ensures that accurate documentation for neighborhood is recorded in Sigma Care and on other required reports and flow sheets. 
  • Monitors and controls the usage of equipment and supplies within the neighborhoods. 
  • Attends required staff and resident meetings. 
  • Assists in the orientation and training of new health care personnel, including RCTs.
  • Ensures that R.N. license remains current through accumulation of relevant training and continuing education. 
  • Utilizes the electronic systems (Sigma Care, DHIN, EZMAR and email) in communicating, storing, and retrieving necessary documentation. 
  • Assists the Director of Nursing and the Assistant Director of Nursing with input for evaluations for Health Care staff on the neighborhoods. 
  • Assesses the training needs of neighborhood staff and coordinates with Staff Educator. 
  • Performs work competently, compassionately and with focus on quality care and continuous improvement. 
  • Performs all other duties as assigned. 

Certified Activity Assistant (Aquatics)

To apply for this role, please submit your resume to hr@marycampbellcenter.org 

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:

The Certified Activity Assistant at the Mary Campbell Center must:

  • Be a good person of high character who consistently works with a positive attitude and demonstrates compassion and understanding for residents with varying degrees of disability.
  • Possess a high school diploma or equivalent.
  • Maintains a current CNA license issued by the State of Delaware.
  • Maintains current Certified Lifeguard certification or is willing to obtain.
  • Successful candidate must have the ability to lift and transfer an adult by utilizing safe lifting procedures per MCC policy, and to assist with personal care including feeding and toileting.
  • Certified Activity Assistant must be able to read, write, and demonstrate good verbal and written communication skills.
  • Previous successful experience working with those with disabilities and/or in a rehabilitative setting is preferred.

 

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

  • Assists the Aquatics and/or Activities Specialist in the daily operation of the designated area assigned, primarily pool, or other assignments as needed.
  • Coordinates with Specialist to maintain appropriate goals/objectives.
  • Assists residents, respites and community participants with programs: community outings, in-house activities, pool, hot tub, physical development or medical appointments and programs as assigned.
  • Provides identified programming as directed by Department Specialist.
  • Documents attendance and performance data as assigned.
  • Ensures resident care needs are met during all activities conducted under auspices of the Activities Department, both within The Mary Campbell Center and at external events.
  • Provide care assistance to residents with feeding, toileting and personal care including showering and dressing when assigned.
  • Documents care provided in EMR per policy.
  • Remains aware of resident’s physical abilities/limitations/changes in medical situations and reports any change in resident condition to a supervisor.
  • Organizes, prepares program materials and supplies daily and as needed.
  • May be assigned to perform the following duties as necessary: water test readings, locker room and laundry area duty, stocking inventory, etc.
  • Escorts residents to and from program areas as needed.
  • Assists with community field trips. Helps prepare trip bag supplies, petty cash forms, adaptive equipment and supplies needed for residents as assigned.
  • Safely loads and transports residents in Center vehicles as needed and accurately completes vehicle logs.
  • Ensures positive community relations while on MCC-sponsored outings and/or medical appointments.
  • Assist as assigned with any special event program offered to support residents recreational or physical well-being.
  • Ensures resident safety. Reports safety hazards to Supervisor or appropriate department manager.
  • Ensures a clean, safe environment before, during and after programs. Completes assigned routine cleaning and maintenance checklists. Tidies up, cleans or sanitizes equipment, supplies per department guidelines.
  • Maintains required job certifications and a valid and clean driving record.
  • Independently initiates one-on-one or small group activities during “down time.”
  • Completes all mandatory in-services and attends staff meetings as required.
  • Performs other duties as assigned.

CDL Driver (Commercial Driver's License)

To apply for this role, please submit your resume to hr@marycampbellcenter.org 

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:

The CDL Driver at The Mary Campbell Center must:

  • Be a good person of high character who consistently works with a positive attitude and demonstrates compassion and understanding for residents with varying degrees of disability.
  • Must have a valid Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) appropriate for the vehicle being operated.
  • Must have a valid driver’s license and driving record that meets the facility’s insurance requirements.
  • Previous professional driving experience preferred; experience transporting individuals with disabilities or special needs is highly preferred.
  • Must have the ability to safely operate vehicles equipped with wheelchair lifts, ramps, and other accessibility equipment.
  • Provide courteous and professional communication effectively and work cooperatively with residents and facility staff.  Ability to remain calm, patient and professional when working with individuals who have special care needs. 
  • The CDL Driver is expected to promote resident safety, dignity, rights, and independence at all times and comply with all applicable federal and state regulations, facility policies, licensing requirements and transportation laws.
  • Work is performed both inside the facility and in the community.  The position involves regular driving in varying weather and traffic conditions and interaction with residents who may require additional physical, behavioral or emotional support.

 

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

  • Safely operate facility vehicles requiring a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) in accordance with federal, state and local regulations.
  • Transport residents to and from medical appointments, day therapy programs, community activities, and other authorized destinations. 
  • Assist residents with boarding and exiting the vehicle while maintaining dignity, safety, and appropriate supervision.
  • Secure wheelchairs, mobility devices, seat belts and other passenger safety equipment as required.
  • Perform required pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections and report mechanical or safety concerns promptly.
  • Maintain accurate transportation logs, mileage records, passenger documentation and other required records.
  • Follow established routes, schedules, facility policies and transportation procedures.
  • Maintain a clean, safe and sanitary vehicle.
  • Monitor passengers during transportation and immediately report accidents, injuries, behavioral concerns or other incidents to appropriate facility personnel.
  • Follow emergency procedures and facility protocols when responding to medical, behavioral or transportation emergencies.
  • Protect resident confidentiality and comply with HIPPA and other applicable privacy requirements.
  • Assist with loading and unloading personal belongings, medical equipment, mobility devices and other authorized items.
  • Complete required vehicle maintenance and safety documentation.
  • Performs other duties as assigned.

 

WORKING CONDITIONS:

The Driver works indoors and outdoors, in a variety of weather conditions including extreme heat and cold, with exposure to fuels and odors. Daily bending, stretching, reaching and helping to lift residents is required. While there is a “no cell phone use” policy in effect at The Mary Campbell Center, said restrictions shall not apply to MCC drivers who are using a cell phone in the course of their duties; however, all drivers are expected to adhere to The Mary Campbell Center Distracted Driving Policy. The Driver may be required to work extended and/or flexible hours in order to meet the needs of the residents and/or Center.

Volunteers

The Mary Campbell Center welcomes volunteers to share their time and talents with our community. We partner with individuals, schools, groups, and corporations to place volunteers in roles that best fit their interests and schedules.

There are so many rewarding ways to participate, either working directly with residents or behind the scenes. We depend on and value our volunteers for all they do!

Note: Individual volunteers must be at least 14 years old, complete an application and required screenings, and attend an orientation session. Group volunteers receive orientation at the time of visit.

Volunteer Opportunities

Activities/Recreation

Visit with residents; play games; read a book; lead a small group; go for a campus walk; help with arts, crafts, and letter writing; participate in activity programs and trips; work one-on-one with a resident.

Group Activities

Volunteer groups provide entertainment, concerts, game nights, religious services and more. Bring your talents to us!

Behind the Scenes

Work in the volunteer office, prepare activities for programs, assist with seasonal projects and fundraising events.

Party And Holiday

Adopt a resident for their birthday; decorate for the seasons and assist at holiday functions; wrap holiday gifts; write holiday cards with residents.

Outdoor

Gardeners are welcome to plant container gardens and help maintain the nature trail and flower beds across campus.

Children & Youth

Assist special needs children and youth in our summer camp, after-school programs, and clubs.

The Possibilities are Endless…JOIN US!

Interns

The Mary Campbell Center is committed to educating the next generation of individuals who are passionate about making a difference in the lives of those they serve! We offer unpaid internship and practicum opportunities in the following areas (availability varies by semester):

  • Speech Therapy 
  • Occupational Therapy 
  • Recreational Therapy
  • Human Services/Social Work

To learn more about shadowing or internship opportunities at MCC, please submit your inquiry.

Benefits

Full-time Employees

Part-time Employees

For more information and to find out about specific employment opportunities, please check out our postings on Indeed.

"The Mary Campbell Center is allowing Billy to live a full life while challenging him to improve himself every day through the various programs and activities offered. Mary Campbell is giving our family the peace of mind it is being done in a safe and loving family environment with such caring and dedicated staff and personnel. We are so proud of Billy and so grateful that he is a part of such a wonderful establishment."
Michele, mother of a current resident