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IABA is hiring an Area Supervisor for ABA Supported Living Services in California. You will supervise staff, train caregivers, and oversee living-support services for adults with developmental disabilities in Los Angeles area.
The role includes on-call coverage, evenings/weekends, and some overnights. Qualifications include a Bachelor’s degree in a related field and 6+ years of related experience; CPR/First Aid/ProAct certs within two weeks are required.
Are you a compassionate, people-oriented person who wants a rewarding opportunity supporting adults with autism or other developmental disabilities? We would love you to join our Supported Living Services team!
As a Supported Living Services Supervisor you will have more than just a job - you will have the opportunity to directly impact someone's life for the better! You will work with individuals in their homes and surrounding communities.
As a Supported Living Services Supervisor, you will train and supervise employees who teach and assist clients in building skills necessary to live independently in their own home. You will oversee Supported Living Services that are provided in the individual's home and in varied community settings in the Los Angeles, Gardena/Hawthorne, CA area.
Locations: Los Angeles County (Hollywood, Downtown LA, Koreatown, West LA, Santa Monica, South Bay, Culver City, Inglewood, Gardena, Hawthorne, San Pedro, Long Beach)
Reporting Office: Culver City, CA
Schedule: Full-Time | On-Call Rotation | Evenings/Weekends Required | Some Overnights
Pay: Starts at $70,304.00 per year (Salaried, Exempt)
#SCIPHP #SCIP High Priority
Supported Living Services allow individuals with developmental disabilities to live in their own homes in the community, while developing independent living skills, creating meaningful relationships, and participating as active members in their families and communities.
This mid-level position requires at least a Bachelor's degree in Social Work, Psychology, Special Education, or a related field preferred; or comparable training and experience supporting individuals with autism, intellectual disability, and/or challenging behaviors.
Successful candidates will demonstrate honesty and respect while maintaining a positive, professional work ethic. Must have a prominent level of accountability and dependability. Knowledge of positive behavior supports a plus!