Community Support Coach

• Provides support for individuals in their home and/or within the community
• Works on goals and skills acquisition with the individual in areas such as communication, social and recreation, ADL, safety skills while promoting independence, self-determination, and self-advocacy
• Maintains regular communication with families, Program Director and other professionals involved with the family, when appropriate
• Works with families regarding intervention techniques if applicable
• Assists individuals and families access resources that might be beneficial
• Respects human and legal rights of individuals served
• Completes all necessary paperwork such as progress notes, incident reports, time sheets and required DDS progress reports throughout the year
• Attends all annual mandatory trainings required by the program as well as Northeast Arc

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Minimum 1 year working with an individual with disabilities
• Strong interpersonal skills and community skills
• Proficient technology skills for documentation, communicating, and clocking in and out while working
• Ability to safely access the community
• Valid driver's license and reliable transportation required

Bachelor's degree in human services or another related field