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As a Program Supervisor I at Easterseals Northern California, you will guide Behavioral Interventionists in implementing treatment plans for clients with autism and other diagnoses, ensuring adherence to quality and compliance standards. You'll collaborate with clinical teams, provide direct services, and support ongoing training and development within the organization.

The Respite Associate is responsible for providing care and companionship to clients with disabilities through recreational activities, supporting basic living skills, and coordinating care with caregivers. They must adhere to agency policies, follow safety protocols, and maintain client confidentiality while working mainly during evenings and weekends.

The Program Supervisor I at Easterseals Northern California provides direct service and support to families affected by autism by implementing behavior modification strategies, coaching professionals, ensuring treatment protocol compliance, and maintaining high-quality clinical standards. The role includes collaboration with staff to enhance program effectiveness and customer satisfaction while fulfilling administrative responsibilities.

The Program Supervisor I at Easterseals Northern California provides guidance on treatment plans for children with autism, collaborates with clinical managers and behavior interventionists, and ensures compliance with behavioral health standards while maintaining client support.

The Respite Associate provides care for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, helping them develop their skills through recreational activities and support with daily living tasks. This role involves supervising, coordinating care, and engaging clients in meaningful activities both in home and community settings, primarily during evening and weekend shifts.

The Program Supervisor I role at Easterseals involves supporting families impacted by autism or similar diagnoses by ensuring the implementation of treatment plans. Responsibilities include direct client services, coaching Behavior Interventionists, compliance with clinical quality standards, and program management in collaboration with Clinical Managers.

The Respite Associate provides care and companionship for children and adults with disabilities, facilitating recreational activities and basic living skills. This role involves coordinating care, ensuring safety, and adhering to agency policies while working evening and weekend shifts. Training will be provided to ensure effective support for clients.

The Program Supervisor I at Easterseals Northern California is responsible for supporting families affected by autism through the implementation of treatment plans. Duties include conducting assessments, coaching parents and staff, and ensuring compliance with clinical standards. The role involves working closely with Behavior Interventionists and clinical managers to improve client care and program effectiveness.

The Respite Associate provides care for individuals with disabilities, engaging them in activities and assisting with daily living skills. Responsibilities include supervising recreational activities, supporting basic care needs, adhering to safety protocols, maintaining client confidentiality, and completing billing-related tasks. Evening and weekend shifts are required to support client families.

The Respite Associate provides care for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, helping clients engage in activities that promote their skill development. Responsibilities include providing companionship, coordinating care, assisting with daily living tasks, and ensuring safety. The role requires working evening and weekend shifts to accommodate clients' schedules.

The Program Supervisor I at Easterseals Northern California oversees treatment plans for clients, collaborates with Clinical Managers, and coaches Behavior Interventionists while ensuring compliance with quality and regulatory standards. The role includes direct client engagement, parent coaching, and program development to enhance service delivery and client experience.

The Respite Associate provides occasional care for clients with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Responsibilities include supervising activities, providing companionship, assisting with basic living skills, and coordinating care with caregivers. The role requires working evening and weekend shifts and engaging clients in recreational and daily living activities.

The Respite Associate provides care and support for individuals with disabilities, facilitating recreational activities, assisting with daily living skills, and coordinating care with families. Responsibilities include ensuring safety, promoting client interaction, and maintaining confidentiality. The role requires flexibility to work evenings and weekends, with training provided.

The Respite Associate provides care for clients with disabilities, engaging them through recreational activities and assisting with daily living skills. Responsibilities include supervising activities, providing companionship, and adhering to safety protocols while following family home rules. This role requires evening and weekend shifts, ensuring clients reach their developmental goals in a supportive environment.

The Administrative Assistant, Early Intervention provides administrative support to the Early Intervention Program, handling general administrative tasks, data collection, and assisting with reports. The role requires multitasking abilities, excellent communication skills, and a passion for transforming healthcare. The ideal candidate is collaborative, innovative, and celebrates diversity. Responsibilities include maintaining records, drafting correspondence, coordinating mail, inputting participant information, and assisting with meeting minutes and office tasks.

The Employment Associate will work directly with job seekers with disabilities to develop job opportunities, provide training and coaching in job-related tasks, and offer ongoing support on-site. Key responsibilities include networking, documentation, attending meetings, and adhering to health and safety guidelines.

The Administrative Assistant for the Early Intervention Program provides essential administrative support including data collection, maintaining records, preparing reports, and managing correspondence. This role involves coordinating mail, facilitating communication with staff and families, and maintaining office supplies while participating in meetings and ensuring a hygienic environment.

The Program Supervisor I at Easterseals Northern California is responsible for implementing and overseeing treatment plans for clients with autism and other diagnoses. Duties include working directly with clients and families, guiding Behavior Interventionists, conducting assessments, and ensuring compliance with clinical regulations. The role involves program development and collaboration with clinical staff to enhance service delivery.

The Special Educator supports families of children with developmental delays, using a Primary Service Provider model. Responsibilities include administering assessments, developing Individualized Family Support Plans, participating in evaluations, and providing care coordination and consultative services to families. The role emphasizes collaboration, communication skills, and maintaining productivity goals while ensuring a supportive, developmental environment for children.

The Program Manager oversees the Early Intervention Program, coordinating services for families with children experiencing developmental delays. Responsibilities include managing daily operations, supervising staff, ensuring compliance, and budgeting. They participate in community collaboration and keep the program updated with best practices and regulations.