Habilitation Coordinator I

Overview The Department of Developmental Services (DDS) for the Wrentham Developmental Center is seeking a Habilitation Coordinator I (HabCo I) to provide hands‑on direct service and support individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. This role offers valuable experience for professional growth and advancement. Duties and Responsibilities Implement individuals' programs through direct service for a minimum of 25 hours per 40‑hour work week. Evaluate the effectiveness of programs using data collection systems to monitor progress and ensure maximum growth. Document results of services rendered in accordance with standardized agency policies and procedures to ensure effective communication on individual status. Follow through on requests and assignments initiated by supervisors to assist in achieving department goals. Direct, coordinate, and oversee the implementation of program services according to established guidelines to ensure the provision of Active Treatment. Assess individuals per Department policy to determine appropriate educational training programs. Develop individual‑centered objectives and interventions with team members through the Individual Service Plan (ISP) process and related clinical meetings. Monitor program staff to meet established individual objectives and assist in providing quality of life. Teach program staff general and specific approaches and plans to ensure quality program services. Required Qualifications Proficiency in theories, principles, and practical techniques for special education and training. Effective verbal and written communication skills to articulate and document case activities. Resourcefulness, ability to set performance standards, work independently, problem‑solve, and make decisions. Possession of required skills, knowledge, and qualification to prioritize caseload. Preferred Qualifications Bachelor’s degree or higher in Human Development, Human Services, Psychology, Rehabilitation, Sociology, Special Education, Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling, or a closely related field. License and/or teaching certificate. 1–3 years of professional teaching experience. Ability to develop, implement, and evaluate resident programs. Competence to train and instruct teaching methods and techniques using principles of human growth and development. Knowledge and experience as an interdisciplinary team member involved in the ISP process. Agency Requirements Must be at least 18 years of age. Must possess a current and valid Class D Motor Vehicle Operator's License. Schedule Information Full‑time – 40-hour weekly position. Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Days off – Saturday and Sunday. Flexibility with work schedule will be required for this position. Location United States – Massachusetts – Wrentham – Emerald Street Salary $65,066.30 – $88,610.60 Yearly Equal Opportunity An Equal Opportunity / Aff #J-18808-Ljbffr Commonwealth of Massachusetts