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The Program Supervisor I at Easterseals Northern California supports families with autism diagnoses by ensuring treatment plans are effectively implemented. Responsibilities include overseeing Behavior Interventionists, conducting assessments, and guiding families. The role requires collaboration with clinical teams and a commitment to equipping clients with tools for success.

The Program Supervisor I at Easterseals Northern California supports families with children diagnosed with autism or other conditions by ensuring adherence to treatment plans and provides guidance to Behavior Interventionists. Responsibilities include direct client service, staff supervision, and collaboration with clinical teams to maintain high standards of care.

The BCBA Consultant provides clinical support and advisement for the Clinical Case Management program. Responsibilities include case management support, treatment planning, crisis intervention, oversight of clinical care paths, and collaboration with clinical teams to ensure adherence to best practices and regulatory standards.

The Program Supervisor I at Easterseals Northern California provides support to families with children diagnosed with autism or other disabilities. Responsibilities include overseeing treatment plans, guiding Behavior Interventionists, conducting assessments, and ensuring compliance with clinical standards. The role emphasizes teamwork, client interaction, and program development to improve service delivery and client outcomes.

The Program Supervisor I at Easterseals Northern California supports families dealing with autism and other diagnoses by ensuring treatment plans are executed effectively. This role involves regular client visits, coaching Behavior Interventionists, and maintaining compliance with clinical standards. The supervisor collaborates with clinical leaders and ensures a positive experience for clients.

The Program Supervisor I at Easterseals Northern California oversees the implementation of treatment plans for clients with autism. Responsibilities include direct client service, staff supervision, program development, and ensuring compliance with clinical standards. Collaboration with families, behavior interventionists, and clinical managers is key to delivering effective behavioral health services.

The Respite Associate provides care for individuals with disabilities, facilitating activities that promote skill development. Responsibilities include supervising client activities, providing companionship, assisting with basic living tasks, and adhering to safety protocols. The role requires working evenings and weekends, focusing on client goals and maintaining confidentiality.

The Respite Associate provides occasional care for clients with disabilities, supervising activities, providing companionship, and coordinating care. Responsibilities include engaging clients in recreational activities, assisting with daily living skills, and completing billing-related data. The role requires working evenings and weekends and may involve some daytime hours based on client needs.

The Administrative Assistant for the Early Intervention Program provides vital administrative support. Responsibilities include managing correspondence, maintaining records, inputting data into databases, and coordinating office supplies. The role demands excellent multitasking, communication skills, and a commitment to working effectively within a team while interacting with families and professionals.

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 Special Educator supports families using a Primary Service Provider model, helping children with developmental delays through evaluation, development of Individualized Family Support Plans (IFSPs), and providing care coordination. Responsibilities include participating in team meetings, maintaining records, and ensuring compliance with health guidelines.

The Program Manager oversees operations of the Early Intervention Program, including supervising staff, managing program delivery, ensuring compliance with regulations, budget management, and maintaining quality assurance. They collaborate with community resources and conduct training, while being responsible for program reporting and data management.

The Respite Associate provides support for individuals with disabilities, supervising activities, offering companionship, and coordinating care at home and in the community. Responsibilities involve engaging clients in recreational activities, assisting with daily living skills, and following safety protocols, all while respecting family practices and adhering to agency policies.

As a Program Supervisor I at Easterseals Northern California, you'll work with the clinical team to implement and manage treatment plans for children with autism and other diagnoses. Responsibilities include direct client service, coaching Behavior Interventionists, conducting assessments, and ensuring compliance with quality standards. You will also provide professional development support to staff.

As a Program Supervisor I, you'll support families affected by autism by ensuring treatment plans are implemented effectively. Your role involves direct client service, supervising Behavior Interventionists, and collaborating with clinical teams to enhance program quality and meet operational targets.

The Program Supervisor I role involves overseeing treatment plans for children with autism and related diagnoses, providing direct services to clients and families, coaching Behavior Interventionists, and ensuring compliance with regulations. It requires collaborating with clinical managers to achieve program goals while maintaining a supportive environment for clients and staff.

The Administrative Assistant provides vital support for the Early Intervention Program, handling administrative tasks such as report preparation, data entry, correspondence, and maintaining office supplies. This role requires excellent organization, communication skills, and the ability to multitask effectively, focusing on creating a positive experience for families and staff.

The Special Educator provides support to families with children facing developmental delays. Responsibilities include assessing children, developing support plans, coordinating care, and maintaining adherence to program guidelines. This role emphasizes collaboration and effective communication with families and multidisciplinary teams, ensuring a nurturing and productive environment for child development.

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 Employment Associate at Easterseals Hawaii assists adults with disabilities in developing job-related skills and finding employment. This role involves training and coaching job seekers, documenting progress, participating in community networking, and providing ongoing job support. The associate must handle various tasks including meeting attendance and compliance with health and safety guidelines.