Jobs at Catalight

Provide ABA assessments (VB-MAPP, SSIS, FAST, EFL), design and implement individualized behavior intervention plans, deliver direct ABA services, supervise and train caregivers and staff, collect and analyze client data, maintain records, collaborate with families and multidisciplinary teams, and participate in professional development.

Conduct behavioral assessments, design and implement individualized ABA treatment plans, provide direct services to children with ASD and other diagnoses, and monitor client progress through data collection. Supervise caregivers and direct-care staff, collaborate with families and multidisciplinary teams, maintain clinical records, and travel between telehealth, clinic, home, and other client sites.

Conduct behavioral assessments, design and implement individualized ABA treatment plans, provide direct services to children with ASD, supervise caregivers and staff, analyze client data, maintain clinical records, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, and support ongoing professional development. The role includes telehealth, in-clinic, and in-home sessions across Northern California locations, with occasional driving to client homes and multiple work sites.

Provides administrative support for an adult home and community-based services program, including records, databases, reports, correspondence, supplies, invoices, and meeting documentation. Also supports program participants with individualized plans, personal care, daily living activities, community integration, health and safety, and required documentation. The role requires frequent travel among offices, community locations, and client homes, along with driving, physical assistance, and participant behavior support.

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

Provides supervised, in-home and community-based behavioral interventions for children with autism and developmental disabilities. Implements individualized ABA or related treatment plans, collects behavioral data, completes documentation, collaborates with clinicians and families, attends trainings, and supports clients in achieving treatment goals. The role requires frequent travel to client homes and community settings, physical engagement with clients, and maintaining required certifications, clearances, and documentation.

Provides supervised, in-home and community-based behavioral interventions for children with autism and developmental disabilities. Collects behavioral data, graphs progress, completes treatment documentation, follows ABA and related treatment plans, collaborates with clinicians and families, attends training, and supports individualized developmental goals. The role requires frequent travel to client homes and community settings, physical interaction with clients, and the ability to obtain required clearances, certifications, screenings, and credentials.

Provides supervised, individualized ABA and related behavioral interventions for children with autism and developmental disabilities in homes, communities, and through teletherapy. Collects behavioral data, graphs results, completes treatment documentation, collaborates with clinicians and families, attends training, and supports treatment goals. The role requires frequent travel between client locations, physical interaction with clients, and the ability to respond to challenging behaviors.

Provides supervised, in-home and community-based behavioral interventions for children with autism and developmental disabilities. Responsibilities include implementing treatment plans, collecting and graphing behavioral data, documenting services, supporting families, attending trainings, and collaborating with clinical staff. The role requires frequent travel to client homes and community settings, physical engagement with clients, and obtaining certifications and clearances, including RBT certification within 90 days.

Provides supervised, in-home and community-based behavioral interventions for children with autism and developmental disabilities. Implements individualized treatment plans, collects behavioral data, completes treatment documentation, supports families, attends trainings and meetings, and collaborates with clinical staff. The role requires frequent travel to client homes and community sites, physical interaction with clients, reliable transportation, and obtaining RBT, CPR, background, health, and provider clearances.

The Employment Associate supports adults with disabilities in job-related tasks and training, fostering independence and coaching them towards employment opportunities.

Provide developmental intervention and monitoring for children 0–3 (0–5 in Lakeport) with delays or at risk; set and track goals, deliver services in homes and community, meet productivity and billing targets, document per clinical and regulatory standards, collaborate with families and interdisciplinary teams, follow program operating systems, and maintain required clearances and certifications.

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

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

Provide in-home and community-based behavioral interventions for children with autism and developmental disabilities under clinical supervision. Deliver direct services (in-person and via teletherapy), collect and document behavioral data, follow treatment plans, attend trainings/meetings, travel to client homes, and support families to meet treatment goals while maintaining required certifications and clearances.

Provide early developmental intervention and monitoring for children 0-3 (0-5 in Lakeport), collaborate with families and regional teams, set/monitor goals, meet billed hours and documentation standards, ensure compliance and clearance requirements, and deliver services in clients' homes and community settings.

Provide early intervention services for children birth to three using a Primary Service Provider model: evaluate, develop IFSPs, coach families, maintain billable productivity, coordinate care, monitor progress, and support transitions while ensuring compliance with DOH-EIS, CARF, and ESH guidelines.