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About the Role

Develops a training and learning environment to support adults with developmental disabilities acquire job skills and advance their careers. Designs instructional methods based on clear, measurable objectives, tracks client progress, analyzes learning barriers, and creates alternative instructional plans to address these barriers. May involve traveling to clients’ homes, work sites, or community settings, or providing remote services. Coordinates individualized service delivery and manages resource development to meet all client-centered needs.

Responsibilities

• Works with clients individually or in group settings to provide a wide range of services to overcome barriers to employment and to keep meaningful jobs.
• Develops and implements personalized coaching plans for clients, both in preparation for work and at their place of employment.
• Plans, implements and coordinates clients' overall program plan relative to employment.
• Addresses issues and crises related to client services promptly and effectively.
• Provides ongoing advocacy and follow-along support for implementation of each client’s individual plan.
• Act as the onsite expert and primary contact for employer partners.
• Act as a liaison to families, circle of support, employers, case managers and community resources.
• Assist in creating and maintaining community sites and partnerships.
• Attends and participates in relevant meetings, conferences and training as assigned.
• Collaborates with service manager(s) to prepare annual calendar for program participant reviews, assists in facilitating case reviews and goal planning for each program or service.
• Keeps up-to-date employer contacts and emergency information.
• Maintains accurate records of client emergency information and client records.
• Maintains documentation and records accurately and timely, including Individual Service Plan information and goals tracking, assessments, daily/weekly/monthly progress reports.
• Ensures adherence of all safety policies and procedures.
• Attend all required meetings and trainings.
• Duties as assigned.

Requirements

• Experience in working with adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities at various functioning levels is preferred but not required.
• Comfortable in using various technology: Microsoft Office, smartphone, remote conference applications, app-based time clock.
• Flexible schedule - Some early morning, afternoon, evening and weekend hours may be required.
• Clear communication skills, both oral and written.
• Valid California driver's license, safe driving record and current proof of insurability if driving on agency business.
• Repetitive keyboard use, phone use, walking, standing, bending stooping and direct client interaction.
• Frequent traveling on public transportation to different employer and community sites, and other The Arc San Francisco locations in San Francisco, San Mateo and Marin Counties.

Skills

• Volunteer & Paid Work instruction
• Employment Placement & Support Services
• Mobility Training
• Sensory Integration Activities
• Social Activities in the community
• Academic Activities
• Behavior Plans
• Leadership Activities
• Community Involvement (self-advocacy)
• Aging Support Services
• Independent Living Skills
• Microsoft Office
• Smartphone use
• Remote conference applications
• App-based time clock use

Location

• San Francisco, CA

Work Type

• Full-time
• Travel required

Education Level

• High school diploma or equivalent

Salary/Compensations

• $21.64 - $21.64 Hourly

About the Company

• The Arc San Francisco is a non-profit service and advocacy organization dedicated to supporting adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families in San Francisco, San Mateo, and Marin counties.
• Our mission is to partner with adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities as they design their futures and transform our communities through lifelong learning and self-determination.
• We offer a wide range of services that touch every aspect of adult life, including independent living supports, skills building, employment training, and creative expression.
• As a committed community partner, we believe in the power of educational outreach, business partnerships, and being a reliable resource for families, supporters, public policy makers, and all those who share our vision of fostering a more informed, diverse, and inclusive society.
• We envision an equitable and just world in which all individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities thrive.

Equal Opportunity

• We will consider qualified candidates with criminal histories in a manner consistent with the requirement of the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance.
• The Arc San Francisco is an Equal Opportunity Employer