Jobs at Greystone Programs, Inc.

Provides one-on-one support to children, teens, and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in homes and communities. Helps individuals achieve personal goals, develop life skills, build independence, participate in community activities, and strengthen social connections. Uses positive behavior strategies, creates meaningful activities, and assists with personal care when needed. This part-time role offers flexible afternoon, evening, and weekend scheduling.

Provides one-on-one support to children, teens, and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Helps individuals achieve goals, build independence, learn skills, participate in community activities, develop social connections, and use positive behavior strategies. May assist with personal care after training. The role is part-time with afternoon, evening, and weekend availability, requiring reliable transportation and comfort using smartphones and web-based applications.

Support children and adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities in day habilitation and after-school programs. Assist with daily living, communication, social skills, community and recreational activities, independence, and personal growth while maintaining a safe, supportive environment. The internship offers flexible full-time or part-time scheduling, college credit eligibility, paid work, training, and hands-on experience.

Design and implement individualized Behavior Intervention Plans, conduct assessments and observations across settings, analyze behavioral data, provide crisis intervention, train and mentor direct support staff, write periodic psychological/behavioral reviews, and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams ensuring OPWDD compliance.

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 people with intellectual or developmental disabilities: teach life skills, assist with healthcare and medication, transport using agency vehicles, help maintain living environments, document care in computer systems, and engage clients in community and recreational activities to increase independence.

Provide vocational assessment, individualized training, and on-site job coaching for individuals with developmental disabilities. Maintain progress documentation, coordinate transportation as needed, and work flexible schedules to support clients during their work hours.