Access International, Inc. jobs in Reading, PA

Job DescriptionWhat is Lifesharing? Lifesharing is an opportunity for you to open your home and share your life with an adult with an intellectual disability. Do I get to choose who lives with me? We believe strongly in the matching process, and you get to choose who comes to live with you. Additionally, there are multiple preplacement visits before scheduling a move in date. How do I find out more? Read below for qualifications and benefits of being a contracted Lifesharing Provider for an adult with an intellectual disability then fill out an inquiry form by clicking the link at the bottom. An Onboarding Specialist will get in touch with you to answer any questions you have and walk you through the application process if you choose to continue. You can also read more about Lifesharing or sign up for an Info Session on our website at: Lifesharing Information Webpage Requirements Have a home (with one or two private bedrooms available) that is insured (renter's or homeowner's) and passes safety standards established by the state of Pennsylvania Reside in one of our service counties in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley (Lehigh, Northampton, Berks, Schuylkill, Carbon, Monroe and Pike) (Note: We also serve the Bucks, Montgomery, Chester and Delaware Counties - use this link to go to that post Lifesharing Provider for Delaware Valley) Provide Criminal Record Checks, Child Abuse Clearances, and FBI Clearances for everyone age 18 and over living in the home. Local Police and Child Protective checks will also be conducted. Benefits As an independent contractor, a generous non-taxed stipend starts at $2,300/month. Individuals have funds available for clothing and other personal expenses. Sign-on and referral bonuses available! Access Services is known for being a supportive organization and we provide training, assistance, twenty-four-hour on-call support and up to 30 days of respite where the individual living with you can go and stay with one of our respite providers, in the event you need alternative coverage, or just a break. Please click on the link below to fill out an inquiry request for more information about Lifesharing with an adult with an intellectual disability: *****************************************

Are you passionate about mentoring at risk youth to overcome life's challenges? Access Services is hiring a Youth Mentor (Life Skills & Resiliency Coordinator) to join our Rebound program, based out of our Orwigsburg, PA office, and serving pre-teens and teens across Schuylkill County. This job is has an office base in Orwigsburg, PA and community-based activities with youth across Schuylkill County. Rebound encourages youth resiliency to overcome trauma, and reduces the need for youth to be placed outside of their homes. We are committed to empowering young adults through a person-centered approach rooted in our core values. We believe in meeting individuals where they are, honoring their unique strengths, and working together to create pathways for success. If you are passionate about making a difference in the lives of at-risk youth, we'd love to hear from you. Our Youth Mentor, also known as "Life Skills & Resiliency Coordinator", provides services to youth (ages 9 to 17), helping them build life skills and resiliency, and empowering them to find purpose and direction. We support youth who have behavioral needs, are experiencing challenging family dynamics, truancy challenges, and/or pending juvenile charges. We promote positive social interaction, educational growth, life skills and coping skills. As a Youth Mentor, you will work directly with youth who are referred by various children's services, such as Children & Youth Services (CYS), Juvenile Probation Office (JPO), and mental health providers. Part of your role will be to assist youth face-to-face - you will help with homework, teach household skills, display positive coping skills, etc. The other part of your role will focus on administrative and advocacy tasks such as assisting with intake, reaching out to school staff, and communicating with referral sources and partnering agencies about client progress. Youth Mentor Work Schedule: 40 hours per week, Monday-Friday, generally 12PM-8 PM. This schedule will begin with an ongoing office presence, with the expected movement into a hybrid position upon approval from supervisor based on successfully carrying out essential responsibilities. If you consider yourself a "roadtrip warrior" who loves to have their car as their office, this job could be for you! The locations of this job include: work in the community with youth, and meeting with youth and team members at the Rebound office in Orwigsburg, PA. The schedule is focused on the needs of youth and will change slightly between the school year and summer months. It will include some flexibility for evenings and occasional weekends to meet the needs of youth. Key Responsibilities of Youth Mentor: Engage youth who are referred and help them identify and achieve goals towards success and independence by building rapport, maintaining appropriate boundaries and providing an environment conducive to learning. Develop, implement, and update individual goal plans in collaboration with youth and the team. Maintain case notes, files, releases, and progress reports. Participate in the referral process by initiating the intake process and completing assessments. Connect youth to resources and activities in the community. Develop and facilitate life skills lessons for individual and group interactions Provide testimony at all hearings deemed necessary by collaborative agencies. Obtain and review academic records related to attendance, grades, discipline, and missing assignments. Provide regular case updates to referring agency. Collaborate and coordinate services to meet client needs with external providers and partners. This role qualifies for hybrid remote work, subject to our agency Hybrid Remote Work Policy and supervisor approval. Decisions regarding hybrid remote work will be based on individual performance, program requirements, and the overall needs of Access Services. Access Services retains the right to change and/or rescind the hybrid remote work schedule at any time. Requirements Education: Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university preferably in human services, social work, psychology, education, criminal justice, or related field AND one year of work experience working directly with youth is required OR Associate degree from an accredited college or university preferably in human services, social work, psychology, education, criminal justice, or related field AND a minimum of two years of work experience working directly with youth is required. Experience: Lived experience will be taken into consideration as a additional benefit to the candidate. Proficiency in additional languages (ex: Spanish) is a benefit to any candidate who applies, and may negotiate for higher pay rates. Transportation: Valid driver's license with 2+ years of driving experience, no suspensions, reliable vehicle, and car insurance (required) Willingness to drive throughout Schuylkill County during the workday to meet with clients (required - mileage reimbursement provided) Willingness to transport young adults in your vehicle as needed (required) Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Ability to communicate well. Ability to develop positive, creative and programmatic goals. Ability to direct and prioritize own work and be adaptable. Ability to work as part of a team. Flexibility with working evenings and weekends. Knowledge of juvenile justice and child welfare systems. Knowledge of behavioral and mental illness. Proficiency in, or ability to learn and use, workplace applications, platforms and technologies. Essential Working Conditions/Physical Demands: Work in program sites and the community routinely providing direct care and/or support with client(s). Stand, sit or run by self, or to provide proper care and supervision with a client. Able to move and stay with a client to keep him/her safe, both in home environment and community, even when client may be difficult or uncooperative, both at near and far distances. Able to assist a client who has fallen, regardless of weight or size. Walk, climb stairs by self, or to provide direct care and/or support. Work in a standard office environment. Utilize desktop computer equipment on a daily basis. Able to lift or move items associated with sedentary work and light work (exert up to 20 lbs.) Travel to offsite locations and regional office locations if necessary. Benefits Pay: Starting pay is $20/hourly, negotiable based on education, bilingual skills, and experience in the field Reimbursement for youth activities/food/meals when serving with youth Mileage reimbursement for work related travel Our full-time comprehensive benefits package includes: Health, Vision, Rx, & Dental insurances, HSA/FSA, 401k program. Tuition Reimbursement Program. 20 days PTO (vacation/sick), 7 agency holidays, 2 floating holidays. Mileage/Toll Reimbursement, paid travel time between worksites. Life Insurance, Short/Long Term Disability, Catastrophic Sick Leave, Paid Parental Leave. Employee Assistance Program (telehealth/in person). Referral Bonuses up to $750 per hire. College tuition discounts, Credit Union perks, retail discounts. Access Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer. #YM10

Job Description Access Services is hiring BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analysts) and BC-ABA (ABA Behavior Consultants) as contractors serving children and adolescents under the age of 21. Our team will specialize in trauma informed behavioral support using ABA, trauma assessments, and will engage both the children and the family in developing skills to follow a personalized behavior treatment plan. As a contractor, your daily interactions will provide a greater impact across the home, school, and community of the children supported. Learn more about our team here: Intensive Behavioral Health Services (IBHS) - Access Services. Work locations: Community based care provided in Muhlenberg, PA, and Reading, PA (home, school, and community). Schedule: AMPLE DAYTIME HOURS! We have high availability from 8:30am-3:30pm, with some additional evenings and weekend availability. Please share your availability with us as we strive to match each candidate to our schedule of clients. Client Hours: Ranging from 1-12 clients according to contractor's preference. Requirements BCBA and BC-ABA Consultant Responsibilities: Assess and create treatment plans for children and adolescents with autism and other behavioral health diagnoses. Use proven methods to help with behavior issues and teach new skills. Strong understanding of applied behavior analysis (ABA) principles and techniques. Utilize electronic health data record to track progress, and assess outcomes of treatment. Collect and review data to track progress and adjust treatments as needed. Skilled in conducting behavior assessments and creating behavior plans. Work with families, caregivers, preschool and school providers, and other professionals to ensure skills are used in different settings. Train and support parents and caregivers on behavior management. Requirements of a BC-ABA Consultant (Contractor): Master's degree in a psychology, social work, or a related field (required) Pennsylvania Licensed Behavior Specialist/Behavior Specialist Licensure (LBS/BSL) required 1+ years of post-Master's experience providing ABA services under supervision (required) Valid driver's license with 2+ years of driving experience, reliable vehicle, and adequate car insurance (required) No Driver's License suspensions in the last 48 months We offer opportunities for career growth for those pursuing a career in Applied Behavior Analysis including free supervised clinical fieldwork hours. Requirements of a BCBA (Contractor): MUST BE A LICENSED BEHAVIOR SPECIALIST IN THE STATE OF PA Master's degree in social work, psychology, human behavior or relevant social sciences field of study (required) Must be licensed in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as a psychologist, professional counselor, marriage and family therapist, clinical social worker, social worker, behavior specialist, certified registered nurse practitioner or a professional with a scope of practice that includes overseeing the provision of ABA services (required) Current clinical certification as a BCBA or other graduate-level certification in behavior analysis that is accredited by the National Commission for Certifying Agencies or the American National Standards Institute (required) 1+ years of post-Master's degree experience providing ABA services (required) Valid driver's license with 2+ years of driving experience, reliable vehicle, and adequate car insurance (required) No Driver's License suspensions in the last 48 months Benefits Contractor Rates: BC-ABA: $50/hourly rate BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analysis): $75 - $85 per hour

Job Description Are you a PA licensed clinician pursuing fieldwork hours to become a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) or pursuing additional licensure while desiring to maintain full time employment? Why not consider a new pathway that allows you to do both? When you work as a Licensed Behavior Specialist (Lifespan Clinician) with Access Services, you'll be gaining supervised fieldwork hours to meet clinical requirements as you deliver behavior support services across child, adolescent, and adult populations. Learn more about the work of Behavior Supports & Assessments here: Behavior Supports and Assessments - Access Services. As a Licensed Behavior Specialist (Lifespan Clinician) employee, you will provide clinical direction for the implementation of services, developing and revising Individualized Treatment Plans and Behavior Support Plans, and overseeing the implementation of the ITP/BSP with the client, client's family, day program, group home, and the treatment team. Essential Functions of Licensed Behavior Specialist (Lifespan Clinician): Engage children, youth, and adults and their families/care providers to conduct thorough assessment of medical need for services. Prepare individualized clinical documentation which identifies target behaviors, replacement behaviors, and individualized interventions with identified team members responsible for intervention support. Design treatment plans/behavior plans to support and sustain change. Establish criteria for discharge from services. Develop a robust discharge plan to support the individual and family/care providers in maintaining changes, and address discharge planning throughout treatment with client and family/care providers. Maintain regular contact with families/care providers to consult on behavior presentation, skill acquisition, presenting concerns, and successes. Participate in regular treatment team meetings, supervision, etc. to support clinical improvement, program growth, and staff development. Provide coverage on unstaffed cases until regular staff is found. Communicate regularly with all treatment team members assigned to shared cases. Monitor progress relative to the individualized treatment plan/behavior support plan and adjust as needed. Conduct A&A skills training and development for new BHT staff as required. Maintain clinical documentation as required in the electronic health record and according to regulatory or programmatic requirements. Complete mandatory hours of training for individual training plan and annual regulatory training requirements across the lifespan. Generally, meet expectations of performing 30 billable hours weekly for full-time status or 10 to 20 hours weekly for part-time status. Maintain regular and predictable attendance and be available to meet program needs. Ability to travel during work shift to successfully carry out the expectations of this position including attending offsite meetings, providing services in the community, and providing service oversight and supervision. Therefore, employees drive their personal vehicle and/or an agency owned vehicle to meet these expectations. Employees are expected to meet eligibility criteria outlined in our Motor Vehicle Policy and successfully pass the agency's substance abuse screening at any time during employment. Requirements Requirements and Qualifications Education: Master's degree in social work, psychology, education, applied behavior analysis, or counseling field required. Certification/Licenses: Prior to hire, must be a PA licensed clinician in one of the following areas: Licensed Psychologist, Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), Licensed clinical social worker (LCSW), or Licensed Behavior Specialist (LBS). Experience: One year of post master's degree experience providing behavioral health services required. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Excellent organizational and oral/written communication skills. Excellent interpersonal skills to effectively communicate with all staff and the public. Ability to effectively handle multiple priorities, work independently, and as part of a team. Thorough knowledge of rules and guidelines mandated by medical assistance and managed care systems as well as CASSP principles. Ability to effectively communicate, when providing services to bilingual or non-English speaking families, and clearly write comprehensive English only notes. Proficiency in, or ability to learn and use, workplace applications, platforms and technologies. Essential Working Conditions/Physical Demands of Licensed Behavior Specialist (Lifespan Clinician): Work in program sites and the community routinely providing direct care and/or support with individual(s). Stand, sit or run by self, or to provide proper care and supervision with an individual. Able to move and stay with an individual to keep them safe, both in home environment and community, both at near and far distances, even when an individual may struggle to meet identified expectations. Able to assist an individual who has fallen, regardless of weight or size. Walk, climb stairs by self, or to provide direct care and/or support. Work in a standard office environment and utilize desktop computer equipment daily. Able to lift or move items associated with sedentary and light work (exert up to 20 lbs.) Travel to offsite locations and regional office locations as necessary. Benefits Pay: $32-$40/hourly All employees receive the following benefits: Paid Time Off, 401K with company match Tuition Reimbursement Mileage Reimbursement, paid travel time between worksites Employee Assistance Program (EAP), referral bonuses, ongoing training Discounts on various services, perks with local Credit Unions, college tuition discounts If working 30+ hours per week, benefits also include: Health, Vision, Rx, & Dental insurances Tuition Reimbursement and college tuition discounts 20 Days Paid Time Off plus additional time with continued service. Paid Holiday Time. Catastrophic Sick Leave (CSL) Company Paid Life Insurance, Short & Long Term Disability Access Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Job Description Do you have a current LBS in PA? Are you interested in pursuing additional licensure such as LCSW, LMFT, or LPC while desiring to maintain full time employment? Are you seeking high quality clinical licensing supervision? Why not consider a new pathway that allows you to do both? When you work as a Lifespan Clinician Two with Access Services, you'll be gaining supervised hours to meet clinical requirements as you deliver behavior support services across child, adolescent, and adult populations. Learn more about the work of Behavior Supports & Assessments here: Behavior Supports and Assessments - Access Services. As a Lifespan Clinician Two employee, you will provide clinical direction for the implementation of services, developing and revising Individualized Treatment Plans and Behavior Support Plans, and overseeing the implementation of the ITP/BSP with the client, client's family, day program, group home, and the treatment team. Essential Functions of Lifespan Clinician Two: Engage children, youth, and adults and their families/care providers to conduct thorough assessment of medical need for services. Prepare individualized clinical documentation which identifies target behaviors, replacement behaviors, and individualized interventions with identified team members responsible for intervention support. Design treatment plans/behavior plans to support and sustain change. Establish criteria for discharge from services. Develop a robust discharge plan to support the individual and family/care providers in maintaining changes, and address discharge planning throughout treatment with client and family/care providers. Maintain regular contact with families/care providers to consult on behavior presentation, skill acquisition, presenting concerns, and successes. Provide mobile therapy for clients up to age 21 in the home setting. Participate in regular treatment team meetings, supervision, etc. to support clinical improvement, program growth, and staff development. Provide coverage on unstaffed cases until regular staff is found. Communicate regularly with all treatment team members assigned to shared cases. Monitor progress relative to the individualized treatment plan/behavior support plan and adjust as needed. Conduct A&A skills training and development for new BHT staff as required. Maintain clinical documentation as required in the electronic health record and according to regulatory or programmatic requirements. Complete mandatory hours of training for individual training plan and annual regulatory training requirements across the lifespan. Generally, meet expectations of performing 30 billable hours weekly for full-time status or 10 to 20 hours weekly for part-time status. Maintain regular and predictable attendance and be available to meet program needs. Ability to travel during work shift to successfully carry out the expectations of this position including attending offsite meetings, providing services in the community, and providing service oversight and supervision. Therefore, employees drive their personal vehicle and/or an agency owned vehicle to meet these expectations. Employees are expected to meet eligibility criteria outlined in our Motor Vehicle Policy and successfully pass the agency's substance abuse screening at any time during employment. Requirements Requirements and Qualifications Education: Master's degree in social work, psychology, education, applied behavior analysis, or counseling field required. Certification/Licenses: Prior to hire, must be a PA licensed clinician in one of the following areas: Licensed Psychologist, Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), Licensed clinical social worker (LCSW), or Licensed Behavior Specialist (LBS). Experience: One year of post master's degree experience providing behavioral health services required. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Excellent organizational and oral/written communication skills. Excellent interpersonal skills to effectively communicate with all staff and the public. Ability to effectively handle multiple priorities, work independently, and as part of a team. Thorough knowledge of rules and guidelines mandated by medical assistance and managed care systems as well as CASSP principles. Ability to effectively communicate, when providing services to bilingual or non-English speaking families, and clearly write comprehensive English only notes. Proficiency in, or ability to learn and use, workplace applications, platforms and technologies. Essential Working Conditions/Physical Demands of LifeSpan Clinician Two: Work in program sites and the community routinely providing direct care and/or support with individual(s). Stand, sit or run by self, or to provide proper care and supervision with an individual. Able to move and stay with an individual to keep them safe, both in home environment and community, both at near and far distances, even when an individual may struggle to meet identified expectations. Able to assist an individual who has fallen, regardless of weight or size. Walk, climb stairs by self, or to provide direct care and/or support. Work in a standard office environment and utilize desktop computer equipment daily. Able to lift or move items associated with sedentary and light work (exert up to 20 lbs.) Travel to offsite locations and regional office locations as necessary. Benefits Pay: $32-$40/hourly All employees receive the following benefits: Paid Time Off, 401K with company match Tuition Reimbursement Mileage Reimbursement, paid travel time between worksites Employee Assistance Program (EAP), referral bonuses, ongoing training Discounts on various services, perks with local Credit Unions, college tuition discounts If working 30+ hours per week, benefits also include: Health, Vision, Rx, & Dental insurances Tuition Reimbursement and college tuition discounts 20 Days Paid Time Off plus additional time with continued service. Paid Holiday Time. Catastrophic Sick Leave (CSL) Company Paid Life Insurance, Short & Long Term Disability Access Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Job Description Access Services is hiring BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analysts) and BC-ABA's (ABA Behavior Consultants) as contractors serving children and adolescents under 21. Our team specializes in trauma informed behavioral support using ABA, trauma assessments, and will engage both the children and the family in developing skills to follow a personalized behavior treatment plan. As a contractor, your daily interactions will provide a greater impact across the home, school, and community of the children supported. Learn more about our team here: Intensive Behavioral Health Services (IBHS) - Access Services. Work locations: Community based care provided in Pottstown, PA and the surrounding region in various locations (home, school, and community). Schedule: Daytime, evening, and weekend hours vary along with family, preschool, and school needs. Please share your availability with us as we strive to match each candidate to our schedule of clients. Client Hours: Ranging from 1-12 clients according to contractor's preference. Requirements BCBA and BC-ABA Consultant Responsibilities: Assess and create treatment plans for children and adolescents with autism and other behavioral health diagnoses. Use proven methods to help with behavior issues and teach new skills. Strong understanding of applied behavior analysis (ABA) principles and techniques. Utilize electronic health data record to track progress, and assess outcomes of treatment. Collect and review data to track progress and adjust treatments as needed. Skilled in conducting behavior assessments and creating behavior plans. Work with families, caregivers, preschool and school providers, and other professionals to ensure skills are used in different settings. Train and support parents and caregivers on behavior management. Requirements of a BC-ABA Consultant (Contractor): Master's degree in a psychology, social work, or a related field (required) Pennsylvania Licensed Behavior Specialist/Behavior Specialist Licensure (LBS/BSL) required 1+ years of post-Master's experience providing ABA services under supervision (required) Valid driver's license with 2+ years of driving experience, reliable vehicle, and adequate car insurance (required) No Driver's License suspensions in the last 48 months We offer opportunities for career growth for those pursuing a career in Applied Behavior Analysis including free supervised clinical fieldwork hours! Requirements of a BCBA (Contractor): MUST BE A LICENSED BEHAVIOR SPECIALIST IN THE STATE OF PA Master's degree in social work, psychology, human behavior or relevant social sciences field of study (required) Must be licensed in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as a psychologist, professional counselor, marriage and family therapist, clinical social worker, social worker, behavior specialist, certified registered nurse practitioner or a professional with a scope of practice that includes overseeing the provision of ABA services (required) Current clinical certification as a BCBA or other graduate-level certification in behavior analysis that is accredited by the National Commission for Certifying Agencies or the American National Standards Institute (required) 1+ years of post-Master's degree experience providing ABA services (required) Valid driver's license with 2+ years of driving experience, reliable vehicle, and adequate car insurance (required) No Driver's License suspensions in the last 48 months Benefits Contractor Rates: BC-ABA: $50-$70 per hour BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analysis): $75-$100 per hour TRIAD7

Job Description Access Services is seeking caring and patient part-time DSPs (Direct Support Professionals) to join our In Home Supports team. We currently have one part-time shift open in Fleetwood, PA. This 5-hour shift can be worked anytime of your choice between 8AM and 4PM on Monday, Thursday, or Friday. If you are interested in working in other areas, our recruiters can discuss that with you! As a Direct Support Professional, you will have the opportunity to provide supports to adults with developmental disabilities/Autism who desire to continue living in a home environment for as long as possible. Your daily actions as a Direct Support Professional will enable each individual to flourish in their desired home context, maintain or increase their independence, and live their best lives. Your goal is to provide the highest quality care for each individual. Paid training is provided by Access Services, so no experience is necessary. Key Responsibilities of the DSP: Direct Support Professionals will assist individuals with developmental intellectual disabilities in the region where you serve. You will provide creative support through a variety of tasks, activities and/or community engagement. You may provide direct services to individuals in their own homes or in their natural family homes. Direct Support Professionals will provide supports as outlined in the individual's plan of care utilizing approved interventions. This includes safe crisis management techniques, emotional support, and positive reinforcement. Direct Support Professionals will maintain appropriate case notes for the individuals served. Direct Support Professionals will engage in supervision, training, and professional development. Requirements Candidates must meet all qualifying and ongoing job criteria including background checks, physical examination results, and clearances. A high school diploma or GED. A valid driver's license, and access to a reliable vehicle during work hours. A U.S. driver's license for at least two years (not including time with a permit). Must be listed as a driver on a valid auto insurance policy. Benefits Compensation and schedule: Direct Support Professional hourly rate starts at $17/hour, with increases based on education and experience. Full and part-time DSP positions are available based on program openings. Schedules are built around your availability and based on client needs. For Fleetwood, currently have one part-time shift open. This 5-hour shift can be worked anytime of your choice between 8AM and 4PM on Monday, Thursday, or Friday. All employees receive the following benefits: Mileage Reimbursement, paid travel time between worksites Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Referral Bonuses Ongoing Training Discounts on various services, perks with local Credit Unions, college tuition discounts If working 20 hours or more, benefits also include: Paid Time Off, Tuition reimbursement, 401k match If working 30+ hours per week, benefits also include: Health, Vision, Rx, & Dental insurances 401k match, Tuition Reimbursement and college tuition discounts 20 Days Paid Time Off plus additional time with continued service. Paid Holiday Time. Catastrophic Sick Leave (CSL) Company Paid Life Insurance, Short & Long Term Disability Why work for Access Services as a Caregiver or a DSP? We offer an inclusive, supportive work environment with opportunities for professional development, career growth and a team that truly cares about the work they do, the people they support and their team members. Access Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer. The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed. They are not intended to be constructed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required and do not restrict management's rights to assign or reassign duties and responsibilities to this position at any time.

Job Description Are you a PA licensed clinician pursuing fieldwork hours to become a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) or pursuing additional licensure while desiring to maintain full time employment? Why not consider a new pathway that allows you to do both? When you work as a Licensed Behavior Specialist (Lifespan Clinician) with Access Services, you'll be gaining supervised fieldwork hours to meet clinical requirements as you deliver behavior support services across child, adolescent, and adult populations. Learn more about the work of Behavior Supports & Assessments here: Behavior Supports and Assessments - Access Services. As a Licensed Behavior Specialist (Lifespan Clinician) employee, you will provide clinical direction for the implementation of services, developing and revising Individualized Treatment Plans and Behavior Support Plans, and overseeing the implementation of the ITP/BSP with the client, client's family, day program, group home, and the treatment team. Essential Functions of Licensed Behavior Specialist (Lifespan Clinician): Engage children, youth, and adults and their families/care providers to conduct thorough assessment of medical need for services. Prepare individualized clinical documentation which identifies target behaviors, replacement behaviors, and individualized interventions with identified team members responsible for intervention support. Design treatment plans/behavior plans to support and sustain change. Establish criteria for discharge from services. Develop a robust discharge plan to support the individual and family/care providers in maintaining changes, and address discharge planning throughout treatment with client and family/care providers. Maintain regular contact with families/care providers to consult on behavior presentation, skill acquisition, presenting concerns, and successes. Participate in regular treatment team meetings, supervision, etc. to support clinical improvement, program growth, and staff development. Provide coverage on unstaffed cases until regular staff is found. Communicate regularly with all treatment team members assigned to shared cases. Monitor progress relative to the individualized treatment plan/behavior support plan and adjust as needed. Conduct A&A skills training and development for new BHT staff as required. Maintain clinical documentation as required in the electronic health record and according to regulatory or programmatic requirements. Complete mandatory hours of training for individual training plan and annual regulatory training requirements across the lifespan. Generally, meet expectations of performing 30 billable hours weekly for full-time status or 10 to 20 hours weekly for part-time status. Maintain regular and predictable attendance and be available to meet program needs. Ability to travel during work shift to successfully carry out the expectations of this position including attending offsite meetings, providing services in the community, and providing service oversight and supervision. Therefore, employees drive their personal vehicle and/or an agency owned vehicle to meet these expectations. Employees are expected to meet eligibility criteria outlined in our Motor Vehicle Policy and successfully pass the agency's substance abuse screening at any time during employment. Requirements Requirements and Qualifications Education: Master's degree in social work, psychology, education, applied behavior analysis, or counseling field required. Certification/Licenses: Prior to hire, must be a PA licensed clinician in one of the following areas: Licensed Psychologist, Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), Licensed clinical social worker (LCSW), or Licensed Behavior Specialist (LBS). Experience: One year of post master's degree experience providing behavioral health services required. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Excellent organizational and oral/written communication skills. Excellent interpersonal skills to effectively communicate with all staff and the public. Ability to effectively handle multiple priorities, work independently, and as part of a team. Thorough knowledge of rules and guidelines mandated by medical assistance and managed care systems as well as CASSP principles. Ability to effectively communicate, when providing services to bilingual or non-English speaking families, and clearly write comprehensive English only notes. Proficiency in, or ability to learn and use, workplace applications, platforms and technologies. Essential Working Conditions/Physical Demands of Licensed Behavior Specialist (Lifespan Clinician): Work in program sites and the community routinely providing direct care and/or support with individual(s). Stand, sit or run by self, or to provide proper care and supervision with an individual. Able to move and stay with an individual to keep them safe, both in home environment and community, both at near and far distances, even when an individual may struggle to meet identified expectations. Able to assist an individual who has fallen, regardless of weight or size. Walk, climb stairs by self, or to provide direct care and/or support. Work in a standard office environment and utilize desktop computer equipment daily. Able to lift or move items associated with sedentary and light work (exert up to 20 lbs.) Travel to offsite locations and regional office locations as necessary. Benefits Pay: $32-$40/hourly All employees receive the following benefits: Paid Time Off, 401K with company match Tuition Reimbursement Mileage Reimbursement, paid travel time between worksites Employee Assistance Program (EAP), referral bonuses, ongoing training Discounts on various services, perks with local Credit Unions, college tuition discounts If working 30+ hours per week, benefits also include: Health, Vision, Rx, & Dental insurances Tuition Reimbursement and college tuition discounts 20 Days Paid Time Off plus additional time with continued service. Paid Holiday Time. Catastrophic Sick Leave (CSL) Company Paid Life Insurance, Short & Long Term Disability Access Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Are you a PA licensed clinician pursuing fieldwork hours to become a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) or pursuing additional licensure while desiring to maintain full time employment? Why not consider a new pathway that allows you to do both? When you work as a Lifespan Clinician Two with Access Services, you'll be gaining supervised fieldwork hours to meet clinical requirements as you deliver behavior support services across child, adolescent, and adult populations. Learn more about the work of Behavior Supports & Assessments here: Behavior Supports and Assessments - Access Services. As a Lifespan Clinician Two employee, you will provide clinical direction for the implementation of services, developing and revising Individualized Treatment Plans and Behavior Support Plans, and overseeing the implementation of the ITP/BSP with the client, client's family, day program, group home, and the treatment team. Essential Functions of Lifespan Clinician Two: Engage children, youth, and adults and their families/care providers to conduct thorough assessment of medical need for services. Prepare individualized clinical documentation which identifies target behaviors, replacement behaviors, and individualized interventions with identified team members responsible for intervention support. Design treatment plans/behavior plans to support and sustain change. Establish criteria for discharge from services. Develop a robust discharge plan to support the individual and family/care providers in maintaining changes, and address discharge planning throughout treatment with client and family/care providers. Maintain regular contact with families/care providers to consult on behavior presentation, skill acquisition, presenting concerns, and successes. Participate in regular treatment team meetings, supervision, etc. to support clinical improvement, program growth, and staff development. Provide coverage on unstaffed cases until regular staff is found. Communicate regularly with all treatment team members assigned to shared cases. Monitor progress relative to the individualized treatment plan/behavior support plan and adjust as needed. Conduct A&A skills training and development for new BHT staff as required. Maintain clinical documentation as required in the electronic health record and according to regulatory or programmatic requirements. Complete mandatory hours of training for individual training plan and annual regulatory training requirements across the lifespan. Generally, meet expectations of performing 30 billable hours weekly for full-time status or 10 to 20 hours weekly for part-time status. Maintain regular and predictable attendance and be available to meet program needs. Ability to travel during work shift to successfully carry out the expectations of this position including attending offsite meetings, providing services in the community, and providing service oversight and supervision. Therefore, employees drive their personal vehicle and/or an agency owned vehicle to meet these expectations. Employees are expected to meet eligibility criteria outlined in our Motor Vehicle Policy and successfully pass the agency's substance abuse screening at any time during employment. Requirements Requirements and Qualifications Education: Master's degree in social work, psychology, education, applied behavior analysis, or counseling field required. Certification/Licenses: Prior to hire, must be a PA licensed clinician in one of the following areas: Licensed Psychologist, Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), Licensed clinical social worker (LCSW), or Licensed Behavior Specialist (LBS). Experience: One year of post master's degree experience providing behavioral health services required. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Excellent organizational and oral/written communication skills. Excellent interpersonal skills to effectively communicate with all staff and the public. Ability to effectively handle multiple priorities, work independently, and as part of a team. Thorough knowledge of rules and guidelines mandated by medical assistance and managed care systems as well as CASSP principles. Ability to effectively communicate, when providing services to bilingual or non-English speaking families, and clearly write comprehensive English only notes. Proficiency in, or ability to learn and use, workplace applications, platforms and technologies. Essential Working Conditions/Physical Demands of LifeSpan Clinician Two: Work in program sites and the community routinely providing direct care and/or support with individual(s). Stand, sit or run by self, or to provide proper care and supervision with an individual. Able to move and stay with an individual to keep them safe, both in home environment and community, both at near and far distances, even when an individual may struggle to meet identified expectations. Able to assist an individual who has fallen, regardless of weight or size. Walk, climb stairs by self, or to provide direct care and/or support. Work in a standard office environment and utilize desktop computer equipment daily. Able to lift or move items associated with sedentary and light work (exert up to 20 lbs.) Travel to offsite locations and regional office locations as necessary. Benefits Pay: $32-$40/hourly All employees receive the following benefits: Paid Time Off, 401K with company match Tuition Reimbursement Mileage Reimbursement, paid travel time between worksites Employee Assistance Program (EAP), referral bonuses, ongoing training Discounts on various services, perks with local Credit Unions, college tuition discounts If working 30+ hours per week, benefits also include: Health, Vision, Rx, & Dental insurances Tuition Reimbursement and college tuition discounts 20 Days Paid Time Off plus additional time with continued service. Paid Holiday Time. Catastrophic Sick Leave (CSL) Company Paid Life Insurance, Short & Long Term Disability Access Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Job Description We are hiring a dedicated and caring Direct Support Professional to join our Day Program team in Orwigsburg, PA! As a Direct Support Professional in our Day Program, you will have the opportunity to provide personalized supports to adults with developmental disabilities/Autism who attend our Community Life Day Programs. Our quality-focused support staff work with the individuals' goals and help those individuals maintain or increase their independence and live their best lives. Work Schedule: Weekdays 8:00AM-4:00PM (full-time shifts set at program location in Orwigsburg) Key Responsibilities: Caregivers and Direct Support Professionals will implement the Individual Support Plan (ISP) for every individual participant. Caregivers and Direct Support Professionals will record daily service note and other documentation as assigned by Program Specialist/ Team Lead. Caregivers and Direct Support Professionals will help ensure the highest quality of care to individuals in helping them meet their needs. Caregivers and Direct Support Professionals will establish a secure, positive environment that nurtures individual's needs, self-expression, and goals (valued outcomes). Caregivers and Direct Support Professionals will help facilitate an individual's inclusion in the community through experiences and activities. Caregivers and Direct Support Professionals will promote independence in daily activities, learning, leisure, and volunteer opportunities for individuals. Requirements Requirements and Qualifications Candidates must meet all qualifying and ongoing job criteria including background checks, physical examination results, and clearances. Education: High school diploma or GED required. Certification: Certifications in First Aid, CPR, and Community Participation Supports for DSP within six months of hire will be paid for and provided by Access Services. Experience: One (1) year's direct care experience working with individuals with intellectual disabilities preferred. Driving: This position requires the ability to travel during a normal workday to successfully carry out the expectations of this position. Therefore, employees will need to drive their personal vehicle and/or an agency-owned vehicle to meet these expectations. Employee is expected to always drive in a safe manner, meet eligibility criteria outlined in our Motor Vehicle Policy, be available and willing to drive during work schedule, and successfully pass the Agency's substance abuse screening at any time during employment. There may be limited exceptions, which should be identified and worked through with the supervisor. A valid driver's license, and access to a reliable vehicle during work hours. A U.S. driver's license for at least two years (not including time with a permit). Must be listed as a driver on a valid auto insurance policy. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Ability to teach basic daily living skills. Ability and readiness to provide personal care as needed. Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with individuals, their families, peers, supports coordinators and the general public. Ability to exercise good judgment and discretion in applying and interpreting laws, rules and policies governing Access Services programs and services. Ability to express ideas succinctly, both orally and in writing. Ability to work independently and in group settings, and ability to adapt to different working environments, as assigned for the day. Ability to maintain a cooperative and caring attitude with a view of seeing the needs of others as more important than one's own needs. Commitment to Individual Rights and individuality of the person being served. Proficiency in, or ability to learn and use, workplace applications, platforms and technologies including Outlook, the Company Intranet, time and attendance system, the electronic healthcare record, and more. Ability to navigate network drives and basic hardware use and troubleshooting. Essential Working Conditions/Physical Demands: Work is primarily performed in community settings, and/or day program environments supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The environment may involve exposure to varying noise levels, temperatures, and occasional unpredictable behaviors. • Must be able to remain attentive, responsive, and engaged throughout shifts. • Regularly required to stand, walk, bend, kneel, reach, climb stairs, and assist individuals with mobility. • Must be able to lift, transfer, push, or pull individuals and objects weighing up to 50 pounds with or without assistance. • Requires the ability to safely push and maneuver individuals in manual or power wheelchairs, including over uneven surfaces and up or down ramps. • Must be able to assist individuals in and out of vehicles and safely secure them in wheelchair vans, using appropriate adaptive equipment and safety restraints. • May be required to provide hands-on physical assistance with personal care, positioning, or daily living activities. • Requires sufficient visual and auditory acuity to monitor safety, communicate effectively, and respond promptly to needs or emergencies. • Must have reliable transportation and the ability to accompany or transport individuals to community activities. • Personal protective equipment (PPE) may be required depending on specific activities or health and safety guidelines. Work in program sites and the community routinely providing direct care and support with individual(s). Stand, sit or run by self, or to provide proper care and supervision with an individual. Able to move and stay with an individual to keep them safe, both in home environment and community, both at near and far distances, even when an individual may struggle to meet identified expectations. Able to assist an individual who has fallen, regardless of weight or size. Walk, climb stairs by self, or to provide direct care ensuring individual's safety, or to complete household and community tasks. Perform household tasks or tasks within the community such as laundry, cleaning, completing meal routines, shopping or dining out and, at the same time, ensuring individual's safety and proper direct care and compliance with ISP. Benefits Compensation: Full-time: starts at $17/hour, with adjustments made for education and experience; plus a competitive benefits package Our full-time comprehensive benefits package includes: ● Health, vision, Rx, and dental insurance with options for HSA/FSA. ● Mileage reimbursement and paid travel time between worksites. ● Employee Assistance Program (EAP). ● Referral bonuses. ● 401k match. ● Tuition reimbursement and college tuition discounts. ● 20 days paid off plus additional time with continued service. Paid holiday time. Catastrophic sick leave. ● Company paid Life Insurance as well as Long and Short-Term Disability. ● Ongoing professional development training. ● Discounts on various services. Perks with local credit unions. Access Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Job Description Are you a PA licensed clinician pursuing fieldwork hours to become a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) or pursuing additional licensure while desiring to maintain full time employment? Why not consider a new pathway that allows you to do both? When you work as a Licensed Behavior Specialist (Lifespan Clinician) with Access Services, you'll be gaining supervised fieldwork hours to meet clinical requirements as you deliver behavior support services across child, adolescent, and adult populations. Learn more about the work of Behavior Supports & Assessments here: Behavior Supports and Assessments - Access Services. As a Licensed Behavior Specialist (Lifespan Clinician) employee, you will provide clinical direction for the implementation of services, developing and revising Individualized Treatment Plans and Behavior Support Plans, and overseeing the implementation of the ITP/BSP with the client, client's family, day program, group home, and the treatment team. Essential Functions of Licensed Behavior Specialist (Lifespan Clinician): Engage children, youth, and adults and their families/care providers to conduct thorough assessment of medical need for services. Prepare individualized clinical documentation which identifies target behaviors, replacement behaviors, and individualized interventions with identified team members responsible for intervention support. Design treatment plans/behavior plans to support and sustain change. Establish criteria for discharge from services. Develop a robust discharge plan to support the individual and family/care providers in maintaining changes, and address discharge planning throughout treatment with client and family/care providers. Maintain regular contact with families/care providers to consult on behavior presentation, skill acquisition, presenting concerns, and successes. Participate in regular treatment team meetings, supervision, etc. to support clinical improvement, program growth, and staff development. Provide coverage on unstaffed cases until regular staff is found. Communicate regularly with all treatment team members assigned to shared cases. Monitor progress relative to the individualized treatment plan/behavior support plan and adjust as needed. Conduct A&A skills training and development for new BHT staff as required. Maintain clinical documentation as required in the electronic health record and according to regulatory or programmatic requirements. Complete mandatory hours of training for individual training plan and annual regulatory training requirements across the lifespan. Generally, meet expectations of performing 30 billable hours weekly for full-time status or 10 to 20 hours weekly for part-time status. Maintain regular and predictable attendance and be available to meet program needs. Ability to travel during work shift to successfully carry out the expectations of this position including attending offsite meetings, providing services in the community, and providing service oversight and supervision. Therefore, employees drive their personal vehicle and/or an agency owned vehicle to meet these expectations. Employees are expected to meet eligibility criteria outlined in our Motor Vehicle Policy and successfully pass the agency's substance abuse screening at any time during employment. Requirements Requirements and Qualifications Education: Master's degree in social work, psychology, education, applied behavior analysis, or counseling field required. Certification/Licenses: Prior to hire, must be a PA licensed clinician in one of the following areas: Licensed Psychologist, Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), Licensed clinical social worker (LCSW), or Licensed Behavior Specialist (LBS). Experience: One year of post master's degree experience providing behavioral health services required. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Excellent organizational and oral/written communication skills. Excellent interpersonal skills to effectively communicate with all staff and the public. Ability to effectively handle multiple priorities, work independently, and as part of a team. Thorough knowledge of rules and guidelines mandated by medical assistance and managed care systems as well as CASSP principles. Ability to effectively communicate, when providing services to bilingual or non-English speaking families, and clearly write comprehensive English only notes. Proficiency in, or ability to learn and use, workplace applications, platforms and technologies. Essential Working Conditions/Physical Demands of Licensed Behavior Specialist (Lifespan Clinician): Work in program sites and the community routinely providing direct care and/or support with individual(s). Stand, sit or run by self, or to provide proper care and supervision with an individual. Able to move and stay with an individual to keep them safe, both in home environment and community, both at near and far distances, even when an individual may struggle to meet identified expectations. Able to assist an individual who has fallen, regardless of weight or size. Walk, climb stairs by self, or to provide direct care and/or support. Work in a standard office environment and utilize desktop computer equipment daily. Able to lift or move items associated with sedentary and light work (exert up to 20 lbs.) Travel to offsite locations and regional office locations as necessary. Benefits Pay: $32-$40/hourly All employees receive the following benefits: Paid Time Off, 401K with company match Tuition Reimbursement Mileage Reimbursement, paid travel time between worksites Employee Assistance Program (EAP), referral bonuses, ongoing training Discounts on various services, perks with local Credit Unions, college tuition discounts If working 30+ hours per week, benefits also include: Health, Vision, Rx, & Dental insurances Tuition Reimbursement and college tuition discounts 20 Days Paid Time Off plus additional time with continued service. Paid Holiday Time. Catastrophic Sick Leave (CSL) Company Paid Life Insurance, Short & Long Term Disability Access Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Job Description Are you pursuing fieldwork hours to become a clinician, while desiring to maintain full time employment? Why not consider a new pathway that allows you to do both? When you work as a Lifespan Clinician One with Access Services, you'll be working to access fieldwork hours towards clinical requirements as you deliver behavior support services across child, adolescent, and adult populations. This dual-role position of Lifespan Clinician One involves providing clinical direction, developing treatment plans, and conducting behavioral assessments for adults, while also implementing individualized behavioral interventions for children and adolescents under Intensive Behavioral Health Services (IBHS). The clinician will work closely with families and treatment teams to ensure effective plan execution and skill development, making a meaningful impact across the lifespan. Learn more about the work of Behavior Supports & Assessments at Access Services: ************************************************************************** Essential Functions of Lifespan Clinician One: Essential Functions within adult behavior support: Conduct comprehensive assessments of skills deficits and behavioral needs for participants identifying antecedents, potential functions of behavior, possible environmental factors and analyzing assessment findings to design behavioral support plans, individualized treatment plans and additional assessments as needed. Ensure that ongoing assessment of the function of behaviors and application of behavior support principles and interventions occur during client sessions. Collaborate with participants, their family, and service teams to develop behavior support plans that include positive practice and least restrictive interventions. Establish individualized treatment goals, objectives and interventions to address targeted behaviors. Review, analyze, and interpret data to determine any changes in behavior Adjust behavior support plan, individualized treatment plan and additional assessments as needed to address targeted behaviors. Develop crisis intervention plans. Participate in team meetings. Emphasize the importance of treatment integrity measures that allow for regular fidelity checks, feedback to caregiver teams regarding efficacy of implementation, and reliability measures among all those staff/caregivers involved. Conduct comprehensive functional behavioral assessments of presenting issues. Design restrictive plans that adhere to ODP waiver and regulatory requirements and are developed and implemented through the philosophy of least restrictive intervention. Attend regularly scheduled ISP and quarterly meetings. Implement activities and strategies identified in the participant's behavior support plan including providing direct behavioral support, education and coaching to help ensure interventions are implemented with clinical integrity. Complete required documentation related to data collection, progress reporting and development of annual planning materials. Essential Functions within Intensive Behavioral Health Services: Provide support as outlined in each individualized treatment plan in home, school and community settings utilizing approved interventions. Document case notes as required in the electronic health record. Focus service delivery on defined target and replacement behaviors and progress monitoring as it relates to planning for discharge from the initial session and carrying through the last day of service. Attend staff meetings as needed to debrief on progress and support needed for clients served. Participate in supervision as scheduled with supervisor, in location directed. Maintain annual training requirements as set forth by supervisor and Behavior Support leadership. Other: Maintain regular and predictable attendance and be available to meet program needs. Ability to travel during work shift to successfully carry out the expectations of this position including attending offsite meetings, providing services in the community, and providing service oversight and supervision. Therefore, employees drive their personal vehicle and/or an agency owned vehicle to meet these expectations. Employees are expected to meet eligibility criteria outlined in our Motor Vehicle Policy, and successfully pass the agency's substance abuse screening at any time during employment. Requirements Requirements and Qualifications for Lifespan Clinician One: Education: Bachelor's Degree or higher in Psychology, Special Education, Counseling, Social Work, Education, Applied Behavior Analysis or Gerontology is required. Certification and/or Licensing: Completion of 40-hour training covering the RBT Task List as evidenced by a certification that includes the name of the responsible trainer, who is certified as a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) or BCaBA is required. Active certification as a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) through the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) is preferred. Candidates need to have ODP FBA training/certification and Positive Behavior Supports training Experience: Two years of experience working with individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities and/or autism diagnosis are required. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Excellent organizational and oral/written communication skills. Excellent interpersonal skills and effective communication with staff and the public. Ability to effectively handle multiple priorities, work independently, and as part of a team. Proficiency in, or ability to learn and use, workplace applications, platforms and technologies. Understanding of the elements of a variety of approaches and techniques including: Everyday Lives, Charting the Life Course, Applied Behavior Analysis methods, Person-Centered Planning; principles of Trauma-Informed Approaches and Positive Behavioral Support. Knowledge of principles and methods of habilitation, behavior management, safety techniques and programming planning principles. Prior training in, and ability to use, evidence-based procedures and techniques e.g., modeling, prompting and fading, shaping, chaining, Premack principle, conditioned reinforcement, and differential reinforcement. Ability to develop and adjust behavior support plans addressed to meet the needs of the individuals served. Knowledge of basic concepts in family therapy and group work. Knowledge of pertinent community resources and facilities. Essential Working Conditions/Physical Demands of Lifespan Clinician One: Work in program sites and the community routinely providing direct care and/or support with individual(s). Stand, sit or run by self, or to provide proper care and supervision with an individual. Able to move and stay with an individual to keep them safe, both in home environment and community, both at near and far distances, even when an individual may struggle to meet identified expectations. Able to assist an individual who has fallen, regardless of weight or size. Walk, climb stairs by self, or to provide direct care and/or support. Work in a standard office environment, and utilize desktop computer equipment on a daily basis. Able to lift or move items associated with sedentary work and light work (exert up to 20 lbs.) Travel to offsite locations and regional office locations as necessary. Benefits Pay: $28-$32/hourly All employees receive the following benefits: Paid Time Off, 401K with company match Tuition Reimbursement Mileage Reimbursement, paid travel time between worksites Employee Assistance Program (EAP), referral bonuses, ongoing training Discounts on various services, perks with local Credit Unions, college tuition discounts If working 30+ hours per week, benefits also include: Health, Vision, Rx, & Dental insurances Tuition Reimbursement and college tuition discounts 20 Days Paid Time Off plus additional time with continued service. Paid Holiday Time. Catastrophic Sick Leave (CSL) Company Paid Life Insurance, Short & Long Term Disability Access Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer. #LC111

Job DescriptionWhat is Lifesharing? Lifesharing is an opportunity for you to open your home and share your life with an adult with an intellectual disability. Do I get to choose who lives with me? We believe strongly in the matching process, and you get to choose who comes to live with you. Additionally, there are multiple preplacement visits before scheduling a move in date. How do I find out more? Read below for qualifications and benefits of being a contracted Lifesharing Provider for an adult with an intellectual disability then fill out an inquiry form by clicking the link at the bottom. An Onboarding Specialist will get in touch with you to answer any questions you have and walk you through the application process if you choose to continue. You can also read more about Lifesharing or sign up for an Info Session on our website at: Lifesharing Information Webpage Requirements Have a home (with one or two private bedrooms available) that is insured (renter's or homeowner's) and passes safety standards established by the state of Pennsylvania Reside in one of our service counties in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley (Lehigh, Northampton, Berks, Schuylkill, Carbon, Monroe and Pike) (Note: We also serve the Bucks, Montgomery, Chester and Delaware Counties - use this link to go to that post Lifesharing Provider for Delaware Valley) Provide Criminal Record Checks, Child Abuse Clearances, and FBI Clearances for everyone age 18 and over living in the home. Local Police and Child Protective checks will also be conducted. Benefits As an independent contractor, a generous non-taxed stipend starts at $2,300/month. Individuals have funds available for clothing and other personal expenses. Sign-on and referral bonuses available! Access Services is known for being a supportive organization and we provide training, assistance, twenty-four-hour on-call support and up to 30 days of respite where the individual living with you can go and stay with one of our respite providers, in the event you need alternative coverage, or just a break. Please click on the link below to fill out an inquiry request for more information about Lifesharing with an adult with an intellectual disability: *****************************************

Job Description Are you a PA licensed clinician pursuing fieldwork hours to become a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) or pursuing additional licensure while desiring to maintain full time employment? Why not consider a new pathway that allows you to do both? When you work as a Licensed Behavior Specialist (Lifespan Clinician) with Access Services, you'll be gaining supervised fieldwork hours to meet clinical requirements as you deliver behavior support services across child, adolescent, and adult populations. Learn more about the work of Behavior Supports & Assessments here: Behavior Supports and Assessments - Access Services. As a Licensed Behavior Specialist (Lifespan Clinician) employee, you will provide clinical direction for the implementation of services, developing and revising Individualized Treatment Plans and Behavior Support Plans, and overseeing the implementation of the ITP/BSP with the client, client's family, day program, group home, and the treatment team. Essential Functions of Licensed Behavior Specialist (Lifespan Clinician): Engage children, youth, and adults and their families/care providers to conduct thorough assessment of medical need for services. Prepare individualized clinical documentation which identifies target behaviors, replacement behaviors, and individualized interventions with identified team members responsible for intervention support. Design treatment plans/behavior plans to support and sustain change. Establish criteria for discharge from services. Develop a robust discharge plan to support the individual and family/care providers in maintaining changes, and address discharge planning throughout treatment with client and family/care providers. Maintain regular contact with families/care providers to consult on behavior presentation, skill acquisition, presenting concerns, and successes. Participate in regular treatment team meetings, supervision, etc. to support clinical improvement, program growth, and staff development. Provide coverage on unstaffed cases until regular staff is found. Communicate regularly with all treatment team members assigned to shared cases. Monitor progress relative to the individualized treatment plan/behavior support plan and adjust as needed. Conduct A&A skills training and development for new BHT staff as required. Maintain clinical documentation as required in the electronic health record and according to regulatory or programmatic requirements. Complete mandatory hours of training for individual training plan and annual regulatory training requirements across the lifespan. Generally, meet expectations of performing 30 billable hours weekly for full-time status or 10 to 20 hours weekly for part-time status. Maintain regular and predictable attendance and be available to meet program needs. Ability to travel during work shift to successfully carry out the expectations of this position including attending offsite meetings, providing services in the community, and providing service oversight and supervision. Therefore, employees drive their personal vehicle and/or an agency owned vehicle to meet these expectations. Employees are expected to meet eligibility criteria outlined in our Motor Vehicle Policy and successfully pass the agency's substance abuse screening at any time during employment. Requirements Requirements and Qualifications Education: Master's degree in social work, psychology, education, applied behavior analysis, or counseling field required. Certification/Licenses: Prior to hire, must be a PA licensed clinician in one of the following areas: Licensed Psychologist, Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), Licensed clinical social worker (LCSW), or Licensed Behavior Specialist (LBS). Experience: One year of post master's degree experience providing behavioral health services required. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Excellent organizational and oral/written communication skills. Excellent interpersonal skills to effectively communicate with all staff and the public. Ability to effectively handle multiple priorities, work independently, and as part of a team. Thorough knowledge of rules and guidelines mandated by medical assistance and managed care systems as well as CASSP principles. Ability to effectively communicate, when providing services to bilingual or non-English speaking families, and clearly write comprehensive English only notes. Proficiency in, or ability to learn and use, workplace applications, platforms and technologies. Essential Working Conditions/Physical Demands of Licensed Behavior Specialist (Lifespan Clinician): Work in program sites and the community routinely providing direct care and/or support with individual(s). Stand, sit or run by self, or to provide proper care and supervision with an individual. Able to move and stay with an individual to keep them safe, both in home environment and community, both at near and far distances, even when an individual may struggle to meet identified expectations. Able to assist an individual who has fallen, regardless of weight or size. Walk, climb stairs by self, or to provide direct care and/or support. Work in a standard office environment and utilize desktop computer equipment daily. Able to lift or move items associated with sedentary and light work (exert up to 20 lbs.) Travel to offsite locations and regional office locations as necessary. Benefits Pay: $32-$40/hourly All employees receive the following benefits: Paid Time Off, 401K with company match Tuition Reimbursement Mileage Reimbursement, paid travel time between worksites Employee Assistance Program (EAP), referral bonuses, ongoing training Discounts on various services, perks with local Credit Unions, college tuition discounts If working 30+ hours per week, benefits also include: Health, Vision, Rx, & Dental insurances Tuition Reimbursement and college tuition discounts 20 Days Paid Time Off plus additional time with continued service. Paid Holiday Time. Catastrophic Sick Leave (CSL) Company Paid Life Insurance, Short & Long Term Disability Access Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer

We are hiring a dedicated and caring Direct Support Professional to join our Day Program team in Orwigsburg, PA! As a Direct Support Professional in our Life Day Program, you will have the opportunity to provide personalized supports to adults with developmental disabilities/Autism who attend our Community Life Day Programs. Our quality-focused support staff work with the individuals' goals and help those individuals maintain or increase their independence and live their best lives. Work Schedule: Weekdays 8:00AM-4:00PM (full-time shifts set at program location in Orwigsburg) Key Responsibilities: Caregivers and Direct Support Professionals will implement the Individual Support Plan (ISP) for every individual participant. Caregivers and Direct Support Professionals will record daily service note and other documentation as assigned by Program Specialist/ Team Lead. Caregivers and Direct Support Professionals will help ensure the highest quality of care to individuals in helping them meet their needs. Caregivers and Direct Support Professionals will establish a secure, positive environment that nurtures individual's needs, self-expression, and goals (valued outcomes). Caregivers and Direct Support Professionals will help facilitate an individual's inclusion in the community through experiences and activities. Caregivers and Direct Support Professionals will promote independence in daily activities, learning, leisure, and volunteer opportunities for individuals. Requirements Candidates must meet all qualifying and ongoing job criteria including background checks, physical examination results, and clearances. Education: High school diploma or GED preferred. Driving: A valid driver's license, and access to a reliable vehicle during work hours. A U.S. driver's license for at least two years (not including time with a permit). Must be listed as a driver on a valid auto insurance policy. Experience: One (1) year direct care experience working with individuals with intellectual disabilities preferred. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Ability to teach basic daily living skills. Ability and readiness to provide personal care as needed. Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with individuals, their families, peers, supports coordinators and the general public. Ability to exercise good judgment and discretion in applying and interpreting laws, rules and policies governing Access Services' services. Ability to express ideas succinctly, both orally and in writing. Ability to work independently and in group settings, and ability to adapt to different working environments, as assigned for the day. Ability to maintain a cooperative and caring attitude with a view of seeing the needs of others as more important than one's own needs. Commitment to Individual Rights and the individuality of the person being served. Proficiency in, or the ability to learn and use workplace technology such as Microsoft Office Suite including Outlook, Word, Excel, Electronic Healthcare Record System, and Internet use. Essential Working Conditions/Physical Demands: Work in program sites and the community routinely providing direct care and support with individual(s). Stand, sit or run by self, or to provide proper care and supervision with an individual. Able to move and stay with an individual to keep him/her safe, both in day program environment and community, even when an individual may be experiencing a behavioral escalation. Able to physically assist an individual regardless of weight or size. Walk, climb stairs by self, or to provide physical assistance to an individual, when walking and/or climbing stairs. Benefits Compensation: Full-time: starts at $17/hour, with adjustments made for education and experience; plus a competitive benefits package Our full-time comprehensive benefits package includes: ● Health, vision, Rx, and dental insurance with options for HSA/FSA. ● Mileage reimbursement and paid travel time between worksites. ● Employee Assistance Program (EAP). ● Referral bonuses. ● 401k match. ● Tuition reimbursement and college tuition discounts. ● 20 days paid off plus additional time with continued service. Paid holiday time. Catastrophic sick leave. ● Company paid Life Insurance as well as Long and Short-Term Disability. ● Ongoing professional development training. ● Discounts on various services. Perks with local credit unions. Access Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

What is Lifesharing? Lifesharing is an opportunity for you to open your home and share your life with an adult with an intellectual disability. Do I get to choose who lives with me? We believe strongly in the matching process, and you get to choose who comes to live with you. Additionally, there are multiple preplacement visits before scheduling a move in date. How do I find out more? Read below for qualifications and benefits of being a contracted Lifesharing Provider for an adult with an intellectual disability then fill out an inquiry form by clicking the link at the bottom. An Onboarding Specialist will get in touch with you to answer any questions you have and walk you through the application process if you choose to continue. You can also read more about Lifesharing or sign up for an Info Session on our website at: Lifesharing Information Webpage Requirements Have a home (with one or two private bedrooms available) that is insured (renter's or homeowner's) and passes safety standards established by the state of Pennsylvania Reside in one of our service counties in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley (Lehigh, Northampton, Berks, Schuylkill, Carbon, Monroe and Pike) (Note: We also serve the Bucks, Montgomery, Chester and Delaware Counties - use this link to go to that post Lifesharing Provider for Delaware Valley) Provide Criminal Record Checks, Child Abuse Clearances, and FBI Clearances for everyone age 18 and over living in the home. Local Police and Child Protective checks will also be conducted. Benefits As an independent contractor, a generous non-taxed stipend starts at $2,300/month. Individuals have funds available for clothing and other personal expenses. Sign-on and referral bonuses available! Access Services is known for being a supportive organization and we provide training, assistance, twenty-four-hour on-call support and up to 30 days of respite where the individual living with you can go and stay with one of our respite providers, in the event you need alternative coverage, or just a break. Please click on the link below to fill out an inquiry request for more information about Lifesharing with an adult with an intellectual disability.

Job Description Access Services is seeking caring and patient DSPs (Direct Support Professionals) to join our In Home Supports team on a part-time schedule with current shift options in Quakertown and Allentown! As a Direct Support Professional, you will have the opportunity to provide supports to adults with developmental disabilities/Autism who desire to continue living in a home environment for as long as possible. Your daily actions as a Direct Support Professional will enable each individual to flourish in their desired home context, maintain or increase their independence, and live their best lives. Your goal is to provide the highest quality care for each individual. Paid training is provided by Access Services, so no experience is necessary. Key Responsibilities of the DSP: Direct Support Professionals will assist individuals with developmental intellectual disabilities in the region where you serve. You will provide creative support through a variety of tasks, activities and/or community engagement. You may provide direct services to individuals in their own homes or in their natural family homes. Direct Support Professionals will provide supports as outlined in the individual's plan of care utilizing approved interventions. This includes safe crisis management techniques, emotional support, and positive reinforcement. Direct Support Professionals will maintain appropriate case notes for the individuals served. Direct Support Professionals will engage in supervision, training, and professional development. Requirements Candidates must meet all qualifying and ongoing job criteria including background checks, physical examination results, and clearances. A high school diploma or GED. A valid driver's license, and access to a reliable vehicle during work hours. A U.S. driver's license for at least two years (not including time with a permit). Must be listed as a driver on a valid auto insurance policy. Benefits Compensation and schedule: Direct Support Professional's hourly rate starts at $17/hour, with increases based on education and experience. Full and part-time DSP positions are available based on program openings. Schedules are built around your availability and based on client needs. All employees receive the following benefits: Mileage Reimbursement, paid travel time between worksites Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Referral Bonuses Ongoing Training Discounts on various services, perks with local Credit Unions, college tuition discounts If working 20 hours or more, benefits also include: Paid Time Off, Tuition reimbursement, 401k match. If working 30+ hours per week, benefits also include: Health, Vision, Rx, & Dental insurances 401k match, Tuition Reimbursement and college tuition discounts 20 Days Paid Time Off plus additional time with continued service. Paid Holiday Time. Catastrophic Sick Leave (CSL) Company Paid Life Insurance, Short & Long Term Disability Why work for Access Services as a Caregiver or a DSP? We offer an inclusive, supportive work environment with opportunities for professional development, career growth and a team that truly cares about the work they do, the people they support and their team members. Access Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer. The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed. They are not intended to be constructed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required and do not restrict management's rights to assign or reassign duties and responsibilities to this position at any time.

Job DescriptionWhat is Lifesharing? Lifesharing is an opportunity for you to open your home and share your life with an adult with an intellectual disability. Do I get to choose who lives with me? We believe strongly in the matching process, and you get to choose who comes to live with you. Additionally, there are multiple preplacement visits before scheduling a move in date. How do I find out more? Read below for qualifications and benefits of being a contracted Lifesharing Provider for an adult with an intellectual disability then fill out an inquiry form by clicking the link at the bottom. An Onboarding Specialist will get in touch with you to answer any questions you have and walk you through the application process if you choose to continue. You can also read more about Lifesharing or sign up for an Info Session on our website at: Lifesharing Information Webpage Requirements Have a home (with one or two private bedrooms available) that is insured (renter's or homeowner's) and passes safety standards established by the state of Pennsylvania Reside in one of our service counties in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley (Lehigh, Northampton, Berks, Schuylkill, Carbon, Monroe and Pike) (Note: We also serve the Bucks, Montgomery, Chester and Delaware Counties - use this link to go to that post Lifesharing Provider for Delaware Valley) Provide Criminal Record Checks, Child Abuse Clearances, and FBI Clearances for everyone age 18 and over living in the home. Local Police and Child Protective checks will also be conducted. Benefits As an independent contractor, a generous non-taxed stipend starts at $2,300/month. Individuals have funds available for clothing and other personal expenses. Sign-on and referral bonuses available! Access Services is known for being a supportive organization and we provide training, assistance, twenty-four-hour on-call support and up to 30 days of respite where the individual living with you can go and stay with one of our respite providers, in the event you need alternative coverage, or just a break. Please click on the link below to fill out an inquiry request for more information about Lifesharing with an adult with an intellectual disability: *****************************************

Job Description Access Services is seeking caring and patient DSPs (Direct Support Professionals) to join our In Home Supports team on a part-time schedule with current shift options in Lansdale and Harleysville! As a Direct Support Professional, you will have the opportunity to provide supports to adults with developmental disabilities/Autism who desire to continue living in a home environment for as long as possible. Your daily actions as a Direct Support Professional will enable each individual to flourish in their desired home context, maintain or increase their independence, and live their best lives. Your goal is to provide the highest quality care for each individual. Paid training is provided by Access Services, so no experience is necessary. Key Responsibilities of the DSP: Direct Support Professionals will assist individuals with developmental intellectual disabilities in the region where you serve. You will provide creative support through a variety of tasks, activities and/or community engagement. You may provide direct services to individuals in their own homes or in their natural family homes. Direct Support Professionals will provide supports as outlined in the individual's plan of care utilizing approved interventions. This includes safe crisis management techniques, emotional support, and positive reinforcement. Direct Support Professionals will maintain appropriate case notes for the individuals served. Direct Support Professionals will engage in supervision, training, and professional development. Requirements Candidates must meet all qualifying and ongoing job criteria including background checks, physical examination results, and clearances. A high school diploma or GED. A valid driver's license, and access to a reliable vehicle during work hours. A U.S. driver's license for at least two years (not including time with a permit). Must be listed as a driver on a valid auto insurance policy. Benefits Compensation and schedule: Direct Support Professional's hourly rate starts at $17/hour, with increases based on education and experience. Full and part-time DSP positions are available based on program openings. Schedules are built around your availability and based on client needs. All employees receive the following benefits: Mileage Reimbursement, paid travel time between worksites Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Referral Bonuses Ongoing Training Discounts on various services, perks with local Credit Unions, college tuition discounts If working 20 hours or more, benefits also include: Paid Time Off, Tuition reimbursement, 401k match. If working 30+ hours per week, benefits also include: Health, Vision, Rx, & Dental insurances 401k match, Tuition Reimbursement and college tuition discounts 20 Days Paid Time Off plus additional time with continued service. Paid Holiday Time. Catastrophic Sick Leave (CSL) Company Paid Life Insurance, Short & Long Term Disability Why work for Access Services as a Caregiver or a DSP? We offer an inclusive, supportive work environment with opportunities for professional development, career growth and a team that truly cares about the work they do, the people they support and their team members. Access Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer. The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed. They are not intended to be constructed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required and do not restrict management's rights to assign or reassign duties and responsibilities to this position at any time.