Jobs at Benchmark Human Services

Supervise and train Direct Support Professionals while managing staffing schedules and ensuring safe, compliant supported-living services. Participate in individualized support planning, provide direct client support, maintain required documentation and certifications, coordinate safety drills and home repairs, assist with Medicaid eligibility, and communicate with families, case managers, healthcare providers, schools, landlords, and employers.

Manages supported living homes for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Supervises, trains, and hires staff; coordinates client support plans, healthcare, medication, documentation, budgets, benefits, appointments, behavioral programs, and community activities. Communicates with families and care providers, responds to on-call situations, ensures regulatory compliance, and participates in direct client services.

Provides one-on-one behavioral support and direct care to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in group homes. Responsibilities include implementing individualized behavior and support plans, reinforcing appropriate behavior, documenting daily behavior data, maintaining supervision and safety, supporting daily activities, responding to emergencies, and transporting clients. Requires a high school diploma, valid driver’s license, auto insurance, and reliable transportation.

The Supported Living Manager coordinates operations for Supported Living homes, supervises staff, manages client care, and participates in program planning and compliance with regulations.

Supervises supported living staff and participates in individualized support planning for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Provides direct client services, implements behavioral and training programs, maintains regulatory documentation, coordinates medical care and appointments, manages client budgets and benefits, facilitates home repairs, communicates with families and professionals, supports hiring and discipline, organizes community activities, and responds to on-call situations while ensuring client health and safety.

Provide comprehensive in-home nursing for critically ill infants, children, and young adults. Perform assessments, develop and follow individualized care plans, deliver skilled interventions, document progress, coordinate care, report status changes, and participate in family-centered support.

The Behavior Consultant will provide behavioral services, conduct assessments, monitor intervention strategies, and train staff while managing client documentation and attending meetings.

Support production operations by performing assembly, machine operation, material handling, inspection, inventory counting, and housekeeping. Assist team leads with job set-ups, fixture development, and client training while maintaining safety and reporting issues.

The Behavior Consultant provides behavioral services, monitors and assesses clients, trains staff, and manages data on client needs. Responsibilities include functional assessments and attending client meetings.

As a Behavior Consultant or BCBA, you will provide behavioral services, including monitoring, assessment, intervention, and staff training. Responsibilities include documenting services, maintaining data systems, conducting assessments, and attending client meetings. The role requires working with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.