4239 W. Ina Road Ste. 101
Tucson, Arizona 85741
Ph: 520.744.9595
Fax: 520.744.2127
Current Job Openings
Below are the current job openings with Arizona Youth Partnership. Click on the Position Title to learn about the job responsibilities and qualifications. To return to the AzYP homepage, click here.
|
Position
Title
|
Community
to be served |
Status
|
Salary
Range
|
End
Date |
Date
Posted |
Development Director |
Administration |
Full-time |
$42 - $48K |
Until Filled |
1/2/06 |
|
Community
Development Director |
Marana
west of I-10 |
Full-time
|
$22
- $25K
|
Until Filled
|
1/2/06
|
Abstinence Only Educator (Funded by: Governor's Office/ADHS) |
White Mountains |
Full-time |
$22 - $25K |
Until Filled |
1/2/06 |
|
Abstinence
Only Educator
Supervised by: State Director of Abstinence Education |
Miami/Superior
|
Full-time
|
$22
- $25K
|
Until Filled
|
2/27/06
|
| Abstinence Only Educators (2) |
Pima County |
Full-time |
$22 - $25K |
Until Filled |
1/2/06 |
Tohono O'odham |
Full-time |
$22 - $25K |
Until Filled |
2/27/06 |
Part time positions
|
Position
Title
|
Community
to be served |
Status
|
Salary
Range
|
End
Date |
Date
Posted |
Life Skills Educators (3) |
Marana-Superior-Oracle |
Part-time |
Until Filled |
1/2/06 | |
White Mountains |
Part-time |
Until Filled |
1/2/06 | ||
| After School Program Aide | Part-time |
Until Filled |
1/2/06 |
Full-time = 40 hours
Positions over 20 hours receive the following benefits: 22 Paid Days Off, 9 Holidays, Health Insurance, $200 Educational Voucher.
Paid Time Off for positions under 40 hours is prorated.
Positions require fingerprinting and background check plus CPR/First Aide, ability to travel, and $100,000/$300,000 auto insurance.
All applications must include a cover letter, current resume, 3 current written references and need to be submitted by midnight on the due date via e-mail to Luan E. Wagner or via mail and postmarked by the due date.
AzYP
4239 W. Ina Rd., Suite 101
Tucson, AZ 85741
ATTN: Luan E. Wagner, Ph.D.
Fax: 520-744-2127
Arizona Youth Partnership is an equal opportunity employer.
Arizona Youth Partnership (formerly known as Pima YOUTH Partnership) was incorporated in 1990 by a group of concerned citizens that wanted to connect rural communities with the same programs, services, and activities available to youth and families living in the metropolitan Tucson area.
As a prevention agency, Arizona Youth Partnership works with youth and families in rural and Native American communities to reach its mission, "In partnership with communities, develop resources to promote the positive growth of their children."