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The Arc Columbia-Saratoga is seeking a Residential Plan Developer to empower individuals with disabilities to live self-directed lives in Hudson, NY. You will design person-centered Life Plans, collaborate with families, care managers, and staff, and ensure plans align with each person’s goals and choices.
Competitive benefits apply. Responsibilities include maintaining records, participating in Life Plan meetings, and advocating for participants’ independence and dignity.
As a Residential Plan Developer, you’ll help empower people we support with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live meaningful, self-directed lives. In this rewarding role, you’ll work closely with individuals, families, care managers, and support teams to develop person-centered plans that reflect each person’s goals, strengths, and choices. If you’re passionate about advocacy, collaboration, and helping others succeed, we’d love to have you on our team.
Location: Hudson, NY
Pay Rate: $20.50 per hour
At The Arc Columbia-Saratoga, formerly known as Coarc/Columbia County Arc, we belong to a mission that expands abilities, one person at a time. Our work is both rewarding and challenging, and we support each other through a culture of belonging, respect, and shared purpose. When you join us, you will be making a difference in your community while being valued for your contributions.
“Our work isn’t always easy, but it’s worth it. At The Arc Columbia-Saratoga, you’ll belong, contribute, and make a difference.”
We offer a competitive benefits package that may include:
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Jamie Budai
Senior Recruitment & Retention Specialist
The Arc Columbia-Saratoga
Email: jbudai@arccs.org
Phone: 518-672-4451 ext. 2141
High School / GED or better.
One to two years of related human services experience required.
Drivers License
Equal Opportunity Employer
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