Enrollment and Matching Specialist - Part-time

  • $20–$23 Per Hour
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Description

Position:  Enrollment and Matching Specialist - Part-time

Reporting Relationship:  Manager, Enrollment and Matching

 FLSA Classification: Exempt

 Hourly Amount:  $20 - $23

Benefits: Because this is a part-time role, under 30 hours per week, this position does not qualify for a benefit package.

 

ABOUT BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF METRO CHICAGO (BBBSChi):

BBBSChi’S Mission is to create and support one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth.

 BBBSChi’S Vision is that all youth achieve their full potential.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metropolitan Chicago is an affiliate of the nation’s largest donor-and volunteer-supported mentoring network. We provide high quality mentoring services to thousands of children and their families across Cook, DuPage and Lake Counties in both Illinois and Indiana. Big Brothers Big Sisters carefully matches children (“Littles”) with caring, screened and trained adult mentors (“Bigs”). Throughout the course of their mentoring relationship (“match”), we monitor and support the match, providing safety and quality measures, as well as outcome-based activity ideas and goals. Learn more at www.BBBSCHGO.org.  

 

BBBSChi’s Core Value is that we deeply believe Access, Belonging, and Opportunity is paramount and fundamental to BBBSChi’s success. We all work to build and maintain a positive work environment for our staff, volunteers, and program participants. It is our belief that every staff member should embrace these principles in the decision-making process. Therefore, we fully expect the ideal candidate will carry out their function with these core values in mind and treat everyone respectfully and fairly.

 

Position Summary:

The Enrollment and Matching Specialist will work closely with the Manager of Enrollment to handle all aspects of enrollment and matching to ensure that goals set for programs are met. 

Supervisory Responsibilities:

There are no supervisory responsibilities in this position. 

Responsibilities:

 

Responsibilities include enrollment of volunteers & children/families after initial inquiry through being matched.  This includes scheduling and conducting interviews, writing up quality assessments and matching for a variety of mentoring programs located in Cook, DuPage and Lake Counties of Illinois & Northwest Indiana.  This position requires a flexible schedule and may include working evenings and weekends. 

 

1.       Foster and maintain a professional relationship with potential volunteers and youth/families by monitoring and maintaining contact from inquiry through matching.

2.      Work with corporate, community, and school partners to schedule and conduct enrollment interviews for all volunteers and children/families interested in Site-Based and Community-Based programs.

3.      Conduct interviews virtually or in-person based on the individual or partner’s preference.

4.      Prepare written assessments and recommendations within 48 hours post-interview. All match recommendations and/or approvals are based on the professional judgment of the Enrollment and Matching Specialist.

5.      Provide weekly schedules, progress updates, and reports to the Manager of Enrollment.

6.      Conduct outreach and recruitment for new volunteers and children, including distribution of program marketing materials, presentations to targeted organizations, ensuring presence at key community events, and collaborating with assigned schools/sites to ensure successful recruitment of children, as needed.

7.      Communicate with the Manager of Enrollment on bottlenecks and strategize how to proceed.

8.      Work collaboratively with EMS staff to assist with scheduling interviews high priority family and volunteers

9.      Create safe and appropriate match relationships based on the current pool of volunteers and children.

10.   Present matches to all match parties by phone to gain approval, prepare match notes, and lock in match introduction. Conduct 5 match presentations per week and facilitate 10 match introduction meetings per month or hand off to Program & Partnership facilitators or Match Introduction Meeting Coordinators.

11.    Monitor progress towards and meet goals established for Part-Time Enrollment and Matching (baseline capacity 10 interviews and 10 assessments, and 5 matches per month).

12.    Maintain flexibility to work evenings 2–3 days per week to accommodate family and volunteer schedules.

13.    Coordinate and schedule match introduction meetings, including assigning facilitators and managing appointments through Outlook calendar.

14.   Collaborate with all program partners to ensure a seamless transition for volunteers and children/families from inquiry to matching.

15.    Conduct volunteer reassessments and child reassessments, as needed.

16.   Maintain accurate files and documentation on all volunteers and children/families.

17.    Other duties as assigned.

 

Skills and Qualifications:

·        A belief in the Mission and Vision of BBBS.

·        Bachelor’s degree in social services, psychology or related field required.

·        1-2 years of child development experience

·        At least 2 years of professional experience in case management, social service or related field

·        Bilingual (English/Spanish) Preferred (written and spoken proficiency)

·        Must understand and articulate the agency mission and describe program offerings

·        Excellent oral and written communication skills including appropriate phone and email etiquette

·        Strong facilitation/presentation/public speaking skills

·        Must be customer focused, friendly and engaging

·        Interviewing and assessment skills are a must

·        High level of efficiency and organization, ability to manage time effectively and efficiently and handle multiple tasks

·        Excellent attention to detail and organize work style

·        Ability to work both in a team and independently with exercising good judgment, sound decision making and problem-solving skills

·        A strong commitment to quality and results

·        Intermediate knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook)

·        Experience with database software (Salesforce), preferred

·        Bilingual (fluent Spanish), preferred

·        Flexibility to frequently work on evenings and weekends

·        This position requires, on a regular basis, travel throughout the Metropolitan Chicago area (and some suburbs), including the following counties:  Cook, DuPage, Lake County Indiana and Lake County Illinois, Applicants must have access to reliable automobile, valid driver’s license and auto insurance to meet this requirement.

 

 Work Environment:

This position operates in a professional office environment.

This role routinely uses standard office equipment such as computers, phones, photocopiers, etc.

There is an expectation to work in office a minimum of two days per week.

 

 To apply Please forward your resume, cover letter and salary requirements to:

 

BBBS Careers Apply Here

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metropolitan Chicago

Attn: Human Resources

130 S. Jefferson, 2nd Floor  

Chicago, IL 60661

 

BBBS is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer

Numbers & Facts

LocationChicago, IL
Salary$20–$23 Per Hour

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