Jobs at Greystone Programs, Inc.

Provide day-to-day medical care in residential settings for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Maintain electronic health records, collaborate with an interdisciplinary team, train direct care staff, advocate with families and providers, and support nursing oversight with an RN.

Provide person-centered nursing care in residential settings for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Oversee daily medical care with an RN, maintain electronic health records, train/support direct care staff, advocate with families and providers, and collaborate with an interdisciplinary team.

Provide vocational assessment, individualized training, and hands-on job coaching for individuals with developmental disabilities. Support community-based employment, document progress, maintain schedules, and occasionally transport clients. Part-time role requiring flexibility to work during clients' work hours.

Support the Director overseeing OPWDD-licensed day habilitation, pre-vocational, supported employment, and after-school programs across multiple sites; supervise program supervisors, ensure OPWDD compliance, conduct site visits, coordinate ACCES‑VR vocational services, manage scheduling, staffing, transportation, and budget oversight, and partner with care managers, families, and community providers.

Unpaid college-credit internship assisting with administrative and office projects, supporting recruitment and HR initiatives, creating marketing and fundraising materials, providing basic IT support, participating in research, data collection and reporting, and developing professional communication and organizational skills.

Paid internship supporting children and adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities in day habilitation and after-school programs. Interns assist with daily living, communication, social skills, community and recreational activities, and help maintain a safe, supportive environment while gaining college credit and hands-on experience.

Provide hands-on support to individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities: teach life skills, assist with ADLs, prepare meals, administer medication, provide transportation, document care in computer systems, and facilitate community and recreational activities to promote independence.

Provide one-on-one mentoring and support to children, teens, or adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in homes and the community. Help clients build life skills, achieve personal goals, encourage community involvement, and use positive behavior strategies. Work afternoons, early evenings, and weekends; mileage reimbursed.