Careers

Thinking about a career in the human services field?

The character and health of CSCSO employees is the secret ingredient in the recipe for professional success. Because knowledge is power, we provide many opportunities to learn more about how you can be a better friend to yourself, become a better citizen in your community and grow in your chosen life’s work.  Diverse workforce and inclusive workplace are integral to our business strategy and critical to our continued success. At CSCSO, we are committed to proactively and consciously embracing diversity by recognizing and appreciating the numerous characteristics that make individuals unique. We strive to foster a culture of inclusion and create an environment where each individual connected with our company feels valued. Our goal is for all to be respected and appreciated for their identities, talents, experiences, ideas, similarities and differences, and for everyone to know that their contributions have a significant impact on CSCSO

CSCSO is now offering
a “New Hire” Incentive of up to $1,000!

See hiring manager for details.

Employee Testimonials

“At first I chose this job because I needed to make money, but I have stayed with it because I love what I do.”

Jessica

“I enjoy working with and for the individuals I take care of. House Supervisors of all homes I work at are considerate, understanding and attentative.”

Tyesha

“I enjoy working at CSCSO because I like to make an impact on the people I serve. I like working with people with daily needs and make their life worth living.”

Joan

“The people I serve are wonderful people. I enjoy helping them live a fun, interactive life. Also, I enjoy making an impact on those around us, including staff, community members and most of all the individuals I serve.”

Lacey

Job Requirements

  • Eighteen (18) years of age
  • High School Diploma or GED
  • Valid Oklahoma driver’s license
  • Reliable and predictable attendance and punctuality
  • Willing  participation in the random and for cause drug/alcohol testing program
  • Permission to conduct the following background checks and an understanding the results may effect hiring decisions:

OSBI (Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation) for felonies & misdemeanors

DMV (Department of Motor Vehicles) for driving record

CSWR (Community Services Worker Registry)

Sex Offender Registry

Violent Crime Registry

Nurse Aid Registry

OIG (Office of Inspector General Registry)

SAM (System for Award Management)

  • Attendance at initial and ongoing training classes/meetings required by DDS & CSCSO
  • Agreement to payroll distribution by Direct Deposit or E-Fund ATM card only

Policies

At CSCSO we have adopted policies that are for the protection of our company and others. Each employee is responsible for having knowledge of these policies and following them during their employment. You can view the policies in detail below.

Benefits

  • Overtime pay at time and a half
  • Holiday pay
  • Paid training
  • Flexible schedules
  • Paid time off with longevity incentives
  • Promotion from within
  • Multiple locations
  • Pre-tax medical deductions
  • Group health insurance
  • Dental insurance
  • Life insurance
  • Supplemental insurance (ex: short-term disablity, cancer)
  • 401K profit sharing plan

Job Titles & Descriptions

Sometimes called an HTS, a caretaker or a direct care worker, employees in these positions provide direct, hands-on support to children and adults with disabilities. Supports are provided in the home and community of the person with the disability.

If you crave regular change and lots of variety, you might be interested in this position. A floater fills in shifts for vacationing DSP’s/HTS’s or in vacant positions The position is on-call and requires an employee to be extremely flexible in terms of availability.

Call them a Staff Supervisor, a Home Supervisor a House Manager or an HTSS but an applicant with an aptitude for multi-tasking might be interested in being a DSP Supervisor. The successful DSPS performs administrative and management duties in addition to daily direct, hands-on support.

ESP’s are at a work site in order to assist people receiving supports in meeting paid employer or volunteer site expectations. ESP’s must complete specialized General Employment Training provided by DDSD. An ESP with advanced employment training is sometimes known as a job coach.

Some refer to this position as Adult Foster Care. A person interested in providing companion services must meet specific eligibility criteria established by DHS-DDS. An exhaustive home study and approval of the Interdisciplinary Team are two of those criteria. Companions are considered contractors [not employees] and as such are responsible for payment of their own taxes, social security payments and health insurance.

People applying for this position are also called In-Home Support Workers (IHSW). Often, a family identifies someone they want to come to their home and provide supports on an irregular basis. The FSW may, at the family’s discretion, be exempt from some of the normally required DDS training via a Certificate of Competancy.

Also known in this industry as a Program Coordinator (PC), the primary role of the SC is to oversee supports at a variety of service sites. The SC hires new staff, mentors existing staff and serves as the liason to families and to the person’s interdisciplinary.

An ESPS assists people and their interdisciplinary teams to identify those strengths and interests that will lead to employment. ESPS’s supervise people providing direct employment supports and are creative marketers who develop successful matches between community employment needs and people receiving supports.

This position heads up a local office and oversees residential and vocation programs. Responsibilities include supervision of programs, staff and office staff.

Most office locations have a front desk person to answer phones, direct visitors and perform routine secretarial duties.

The Tulsa office is the “headquarters” for the corporation and has positions in the accounting & human resource departments. Clerical, accounting and computer skills are a requirement for these positions.