The Administrative Assistant supports the Early Intervention Program by providing administrative support, maintaining records, assisting with reports, and ensuring efficient operations.

As a Case Coordinator, you will work with adults with disabilities to promote their independence through individualized support, training, and community integration.

The Administrative Assistant provides support to the ESH Early Intervention Program, handling reports, data collection, correspondence, and general tasks to ensure smooth operations and promote a supportive environment for families and staff.

The Program Supervisor I will oversee ABA treatment plans for clients, support Behavior Interventionists, and ensure clinical compliance while promoting a positive customer experience.

The Program Supervisor I supports families with autism diagnoses, managing behavior intervention plans, guiding staff, and ensuring clinical quality in service delivery.

The Client Case Manager will improve client satisfaction and clinical outcomes by coordinating care between families, providers, and CCS departments while addressing any challenges they face during treatment.

Support children with Autism or developmental disabilities by providing in-home and community-based interventions to help them thrive and meet their goals.

The Employment Specialist supports individuals with disabilities in job-related tasks, develops job opportunities, and provides training and coaching for independent living.

Provide care and support for clients with disabilities by engaging them in activities, assisting with daily living skills, and coordinating care with caregivers.

The Accounting Manager oversees accounting operations and financial reporting, manages a team, ensures GAAP compliance, and supports audits while improving internal processes.

The Employment Specialist supports individuals with disabilities in developing job-related skills, seeking employment opportunities, and providing job coaching while ensuring compliance with organizational policies.

Work with adults with disabilities to develop employment skills and provide on-site job support. Build community relationships and ensure integration into suitable job opportunities. Complete necessary documentation and provide individualized training to support job seekers' independence.

The Early Interventionist provides developmental intervention to children 0-5 with delays, collaborating with families and teams to monitor progress and set goals.

The Early Interventionist provides developmental services to children ages 0-5 with developmental delays, collaborating with families and interdisciplinary teams to assess and support child development goals.

The Early Interventionist provides developmental intervention to children at risk of delay, working with families and interdisciplinary teams to foster learning and monitor progress.