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Children's Nebraska

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At Children’s Nebraska, our mission is to improve the life of every child through exceptional care, advocacy, research and education. We value innovation, collaboration, accountability, respect and excellence. Children’s is the only full-service, pediatric health care center in Nebraska, providing expertise in primary care and more than 50 pediatric specialty services to children and families across a five-state region and beyond. Children’s is home to Nebraska’s only Level IV regional Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and the state’s only Level II Pediatric Trauma Center, and is recognized as a 2023-24 Best Children’s Hospital by U.S. News & World Report in the pediatric specialty of Pulmonology. Each and every team member contributes to our mission, which is why we embrace a People First culture. We are committed to accepting and celebrating the unique strengths and differences of people and cultivating an inclusive environment of respect and trust where every person belongs. We want people to embrace their authentic selves, thrive personally and professionally and find joy and purpose in their work. For our people, we don’t stop at benefits but ensure all team members receive Total Rewards for the extraordinary work being done every day. Our Total Rewards include compensation, benefits, wellbeing, development and recognition and we are constantly evolving them to stay competitive in the market, motivate and reward exceptional performance and provide personalized support to our diverse workforce. By taking care of the people who power our mission, we can provide the very best care, outcomes and experiences for our patients and families. Children’s is named one of the top in-state employers in Nebraska by Forbes in 2023, and has been awarded platinum certification for Mental Health America’s Bell Seal Award for Workplace Mental Health. To learn more about current open positions, our culture, our vision and growth, community involvement, the benefits of living in Omaha and more, visit ChildrensNebraska.org/Careers.

AmeriServe International

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Making lives better tomorrow, by what is done today! AmeriServe International, Inc. was established in Nebraska in 1998 by its founder, Wayne Nielsen. During more than fifty years of service in the field, Mr. Nielsen has served on: the president’s Sub-committee on Building Codes and Safety Standards, a primary resource of the United States at the International Congress on Handicapping conditions at the Vatican at the request of the Pope Paul, provided key testimony to the United States Senate Sub-Committee on Developmental Disabilities, as well as many other key roles in the field. Mr. Nielsen has served as a founder and officer of several key organizations in the field of intellectual disabilities and holds the life achievement status of Fellow in the American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. His leadership provides key guidance in the field with the publication of his doctoral thesis titled “Organization of Private Residential Facilities for the Mentally Retarded in the Community”. In 2005 AmeriServe International Inc. began offering 24 Hour Supported Community Living and Day Habilitation Services in Council Bluffs, Iowa to nine individuals. We expanded our services to our Supported Community Living (Hourly) in 2015, where we began serving those who needed less support. In 2020 AmeriServe introduced a transition program (Lead-On), to help those transitioning from a 24-hour setting to a more independent lifestyle. AmeriServe has grown over the years and currently serves over 130 individuals. AmeriServe offers person-centered plans for each individual we serve. We believe in coaching over telling and self-awareness over unconscious behaviors. AmeriServe sees you as an individual. We guide you to self-discovery and advocate for you to live the life you want and the goals you wish to accomplish.