employment in ME (Portland: home, inspectors, wages)

[col]

Any suggestions? for a person with 18 years experience, a masters degree and more..seek day treatment program...working with retarded adults.

Please advise

[Zymer]

Originally Posted by col

Any suggestions? for a person with 18 years experience, a masters degree and more..seek day treatment program...working with retarded adults.

Please advise

I've seen a number of advertisements for positions like that in the Bangor area. Check the jobs section of the Bangor Daily News.

Bangor Daily News

[Northern Maine Land Man]

"Any suggestions? for a person with 18 years experience, a masters degree and more..seek day treatment program...working with retarded adults."

In the Lincoln area Google Katahdin Friends or Northeast Occupational Exchange. Both organizations do good work and are reputable.

[forest beekeeper]

Originally Posted by col

Any suggestions? for a person with 18 years experience, a masters degree and more..seek day treatment program...working with retarded adults.

Please advise

Augusta.

Seems to be a bunch of mentally retarded adults there.

[starwalker]

Originally Posted by forest beekeeper

Augusta.

Seems to be a bunch of mentally retarded adults there.

now, you wouldn't by chance be referring to your state legislators would you? or the bureaucrats they appoint?

[forest beekeeper]

Originally Posted by starwalker

now, you wouldn't by chance be referring to your state legislators would you? or the bureaucrats they appoint?

It would be difficult to say exactly which group were more retarded.

In either case a big bunch of retards.

[col]

we are not looking for a bunch of retarded folks but a place that offers a positive and caring place for them. Thanks anyways.

[moughie]

New Gloucester ( outside of Portland) used to have the large Pineland facility that, thankfully, was decentralized about 20 years ago. The residents were moved into group homes, some in the Portland area.

Anyone else have any more updated information on the wherebouts of Pineland's residents?

It sounds like you have fantastic experience and credentials! Any caring day treatment program would be very fortunate indeed to have you as a staff member. Good luck!

[col]

Originally Posted by moughie

New Gloucester ( outside of Portland) used to have the large Pineland facility that, thankfully, was decentralized about 20 years ago. The residents were moved into group homes, some in the Portland area.

Anyone else have any more updated information on the wherebouts of Pineland's residents?

It sounds like you have fantastic experience and credentials! Any caring day treatment program would be very fortunate indeed to have you as a staff member. Good luck!

Thanks for your reply, I appreciate it.

[For Sale or Rent]

Originally Posted by mainewannabe

I'm an old car fan !! We had cars around from before I was born when we lived farther out. That house burned and when we were away some lovely person came and towed away all the cars. Or I believe I would be driving one this day. Oh and yes, some of them ran. Old chryslers with the fins .... those big chevy bellairs?? I think??

We lil ones used to sit in them and 'take road trips'. It was cool.
At nights during the summer we would 'camp out' in them. That was VERY cool.
I remember passing many a day out under the shade trees in those old cars, munching on cheerios and imaginating up .... EVERYTHING.

I guess I don't sound much like a city girl. It got here and I gotta get outta here.
I'm not jealous, I'm thrilled for you. How neat is that??

Check out Nicky's Diner on Union Street in Bangor on a Wednesday night during the summer!