Easterseals Michigan Jobs & Careers - Remote Work From Home & Flexible

Easterseals Michigan is a chapter of Easterseals, a nonprofit organization working to change how the world defines and views disabilities by making profound, positive differences in the lives of others. Easterseals Michigan is focused on providing services for individuals with developmental disabilities, behavioral health disabilities, autism, emotional impairments, and other special needs. Previously named among Metro Detroit's and West Michigan's 101 Best and Brightest Companies to Work For, the employer is based in Auburn Hills, Michigan, where it leads a team of 400+ dedicated professionals. Job seekers interested in joining the Easterseals Michigan team are encouraged to apply for open roles, previously posted inadministrative,HR & recruiting, and other fields. In support of work-life balance, the organization has offered part-time schedules to experienced, enthusiastic, and driven professionals.

Team members at Easterseals Michigan have enjoyed competitive compensation, professional development and training opportunities, and a comprehensive, family-friendly benefits package. This package may include healthcare, generous paid time off, family volunteer opportunities, on-site yoga and massages, wellness resources, and other perks. Easterseals Michigan is an equal opportunity employer that strives to maintain a diverse and inclusive workplace.

For over 100 years, Easterseals has been on a mission to help individuals with disabilities and special needs, along with their families, live better lives. While Easterseals was founded in 1919 as the National Society for Crippled Children, Easterseals Michigan has been offering services since 1920 as one of the first affiliates in the country. Specifically, Easterseals Michigan offers evidence-based services and programs like child development centers, physical rehabilitation, and job training, among a plethora of others. Ultimately, Easterseals Michigan is focused on helping people with disabilities live, learn, work, and play more independently in their communities.