Jobs at Hands Of Heartland LLC

Provides academic, daily living, social-emotional, self-care, and mobility support to school-age students with developmental disabilities under a certified special education teacher’s guidance. Coaches help students achieve IEP goals, record daily progress data, build independence, and gain real-life community experience while transitioning toward adult living. The role is full-time, Monday through Friday, and requires compassion, dependable transportation, a valid driver’s license, auto insurance, and successful background checks.

Under supervision of a Special Education teacher, support school-age students with IEPs by delivering targeted academic, daily living, and social/emotional support, assisting with self-care and mobility, recording IEP goal data, and helping students transition to independent adult living through classroom and community experiences.

Provide direct support to individuals with developmental disabilities, including personal care, meal prep, transporting to programs, administering medications, reinforcing therapies, documenting services, and performing safety interventions. Work evening shifts and every-other-weekend schedules.

Provides compassionate behavioral and daily-living support to individuals with developmental disabilities. Responsibilities include supporting personal goals, administering medications, preparing meals, assisting with daily activities, transporting individuals to programs and outings, reinforcing therapies, maintaining dignity and personal choice, and completing electronic documentation. The role requires behavioral intervention capability, physical assistance, background screening, a driver’s license, and flexible day, evening, overnight, and alternating-weekend availability.

Provide case management and habilitative services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities: assess, plan, implement and document ISPs (using Therap), coordinate healthcare and community services, advocate for clients, participate in interdisciplinary teams and trainings, maintain compliance with regulatory and documentation requirements, and collaborate with community providers.

Provide direct support to an individual with developmental disabilities, implementing behavioral interventions, assisting with daily living activities, medication administration, meal preparation, transport, and reinforcing therapies. Maintain respectful, dignity-focused care and complete required web-based documentation.

Provide direct support to an individual with developmental disabilities: assist with daily living, medication administration, meal planning, transport, reinforce therapies, complete web-based documentation, and use behavioral interventions to ensure safety and dignity.

Provide direct care and habilitation to children and adolescents with developmental disabilities at an ICF/IID. Implement individualized care and behavior plans, teach life and social skills, assist with activities of daily living and medication documentation, perform data collection, use de-escalation techniques, and maintain a safe, supportive environment.

Provide direct support to an individual with developmental disabilities, including personal care, medication administration, meal prep, transportation, reinforcing therapies, documentation, and using verbal/physical interventions for behavioral crises. Work weekend day and overnight shifts.

Provide supported employment services to adults with developmental disabilities: intake, vocational assessment, job development, employer outreach, job placement, on-the-job training, follow-along supports, coordination with vocational rehab and families, recordkeeping, and occasional travel between Omaha and Fremont.