Jobs at Catalight

Provide individualized early intervention services for children 0–3 (0–5 in Lakeport), set and monitor developmental goals, meet billed hours/productivity targets, collaborate with families and interdisciplinary teams, ensure regulatory compliance and documentation, perform home visits and travel to client sites.

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

Design and develop eLearning, instructor-led, and blended learning using adult-learning models (ADDIE/SAM). Build modules in Articulate Storyline/Rise, collaborate with SMEs, create assessments, apply UDL/WCAG 2.1 accessibility, use AI for content curation, and manage project scope and review cycles to meet organizational learning goals.

Design and maintain enterprise data architecture across AWS and Azure, lead Snowflake data warehouse strategy, ensure data governance and HIPAA compliance, enable BI and AI/ML pipelines, collaborate with engineers and stakeholders, and recommend modern data technologies and standards.

Provide executive-level operational support to the SVP, lead cross-functional projects, design and improve processes and SOPs, support healthcare network and health plan operations, ensure regulatory compliance, and drive cross-departmental collaboration to advance strategic initiatives.

Provide in-home and community-based behavioral interventions for children with ASD and developmental disabilities under clinical supervision. Track and document behavioral data, follow treatment plans, attend trainings, and collaborate with families and clinicians. Travel to client homes and maintain required certifications, clearances, and productivity standards.

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

Provide in-home and community respite care for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Supervise activities, assist with daily living skills (toileting, feeding, hygiene), follow family and agency rules, complete billing data, maintain confidentiality, and occasionally support daytime community programs. Evenings and weekends required.

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 teletherapy behavioral interventions for children with ASD and developmental disabilities. Travel to client homes, implement ABA-based treatment plans, collect and document behavioral data, collaborate with clinical team, support and coach families, attend trainings, and meet productivity and documentation requirements.

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 home- and clinic-based early intervention services for children 0-3 (0-5 in Lakeport), set and monitor developmental goals, collaborate with families and interdisciplinary teams, meet billed hours and documentation standards, and maintain required certifications and clearances.

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.

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

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.