Program Services Specialist - Adult Training & Supports

Community Access Unlimited; New Jersey; On-site; USD 32,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

Community Access Unlimited is seeking personnel to participate in developing and coordinating training programs for members to enhance their Quality of Life and increase independence. The role includes providing direct supervision and training to members utilizing normalization principles.

The position requires a high school diploma, with preferred two years of college in psychology, special education, or human services, and experience with adults with developmental disabilities.

Qualifications

• Experience developing training programs for adults with developmental disabilities preferred.
• Direct supervision and training of members using normalization principles preferred.

Responsibilities

• Develops and coordinates training programs to enhance members' quality of life and independence.
• Provides direct supervision and training to members.
• Ensures program standards and compliance with policies and procedures.
• Supports health, safety, and welfare of members, including medication administration as required.
• Maintains regular communication and records as part of program operations.
• Assists with ISP processes and quality assurance activities.
• Adheres to background checks and licensing requirements.
• Participates in inspections and coordination with authorities as needed.
• Maintains professional interaction with staff and members.
• Performs additional duties as assigned.

Skills

Training delivery

Member supervision

Program development

Education

High School diploma

Two years of college in psychology or human services

Job description

Community Access Unlimited is seeking personnel to participate in developing and coordinating training programs for members to enhance their Quality of Life and increase independence. The role includes providing direct supervision and training to members utilizing normalization principles.

The position requires a high school diploma, with preferred two years of college in psychology, special education, or human services, and experience with adults with developmental disabilities.