Jobs at San Andreas Regional Center

Handles accounts payable and fiscal clerical work, including preparing and reviewing invoices, processing payments, posting checks, filing financial records, performing calculations, entering and verifying data, and assisting with accounting reports. The role requires accurate recordkeeping, professional communication, collaboration across departments, and proficiency with intermediate Microsoft Excel, basic Microsoft Word, and a 10-key adding machine.

Support fiscal operations by performing complex accounts payable and accounting tasks, maintaining financial records, processing AP transactions, assisting with audits and vendor setups, backing up the Purchase of Services Supervisor, and improving procedures to ensure accuracy and compliance.

Provide and coordinate services for adults with developmental disabilities under the Lanterman Act. Conduct assessments and visits, develop Individual Program Plans, coordinate person-centered planning, refer to community resources, monitor residential and day programs, handle fiscal and court-related duties, ensure regulatory compliance, and act as mandated reporter.

Administer and resolve appeals and complaints under the Lanterman Act; represent the Regional Center in meetings, mediations, and hearings; draft filings and reports; investigate allegations; negotiate settlements; prepare witnesses and exhibits; track compliance data; provide training and technical assistance; supervise and advise service coordinators.

Supervise and support the Self-Determination Program (SDP) and traditional case management units, liaise with community partners, provide training and technical support, manage SDP documentation and unit secretary, attend community and DDS meetings, and ensure compliance with Lanterman Act and DDS policies.

Provide and coordinate person-centered transition services for individuals moving from school to adult services. Conduct assessments, develop IPPs/IFSPs, facilitate interdisciplinary team meetings, advocate for needed services, perform home and provider visits, monitor compliance with Title 17/22 and DDS requirements, document caseload activity, and collaborate with vendors, schools, and community partners. Bilingual Spanish speakers receive a stipend.

Provide case management and coordination for ~40–50 consumers, primarily in the Self Determination program. Create budgets and spending plans, develop IPPs and person-centered plans, conduct assessments, monitor residential and day programs, coordinate community resources, document caseload activity, and intervene in crises. Ensure compliance with Title 17/22 and DDS regulations and advocate for consumers and families.

Coordinate and develop community-based programs and services for individuals with developmental disabilities. Recruit, train, and support service providers; review program designs and contracts for regulatory compliance; conduct quality assurance and community needs assessments; develop cost-effective service models; mediate service-related issues; deliver technical assistance and trainings; perform special projects and represent the agency to community partners.

Provide case management and family support for school-age individuals: develop and maintain Individual Program Plans (IPP), coordinate services and referrals, facilitate meetings and reviews, perform home visits, advocate for families, ensure documentation and compliance with Title 17/22, and serve as liaison with schools and community providers. Bilingual Spanish stipend offered.