Teams at The New York Foundling

Provides direct support to adults with developmental disabilities in center-based and community settings. Implements individualized plans, teaches daily living and social skills, promotes independence, documents progress, monitors safety, collaborates with families and interdisciplinary teams, manages activity resources, and transports participants while following agency and OPWDD requirements.

Provides clinical and program leadership for an alternative-to-incarceration program serving justice-involved individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Responsibilities include supervising and developing staff, conducting screenings and psychosocial assessments, delivering home-based clinical treatment, coordinating referrals and stakeholders, monitoring evidence-based program fidelity and KPIs, managing documentation and billing, attending court, and facilitating Skills Systems groups.

Provides administrative and office support, including filing, phone calls, mail handling, supply management, room organization, research, report writing, training, video projects, and newsletter assembly. The role may involve community interaction, field work, travel between office locations, virtual and in-person meetings, and completing weekly assignments by deadline.