Adult Program Clinical Supervisor

Job Description

Job Description

Transform Lives as an Adult Program Clinical Supervisor with Alpine Learning Group Autism Services

Are you ready to make a meaningful difference while building a career that empowers adults with autism? As an Adult Program Clinical Supervisor at Alpine Learning Group Autism Services, you’ll take the lead in designing and implementing life-changing treatment plans and programming to encourage high quality of life for each individual you support. Your work will help learners gain independence, develop critical skills, and unlock their fullest potential—all while growing your own career in a supportive, collaborative environment.

As an Adult Program Clinical Supervisor, you’ll play a vital role in planning, implementing, and evaluating individualized skill acquisition and behavior reduction programs for learners in the Adult Day Program. You’ll guide a talented team, collaborate with families and staff, and ensure learners achieve their personal goals. Every day, your leadership will create lasting impacts for those you support.

At Alpine Learning Group, your professional journey matters. From day one, you’ll receive comprehensive training and mentorship, setting you up for success in your role. We invest in your growth with paid professional development opportunities and tuition reimbursement, helping you advance your career.

Our collaborative and inclusive workplace fosters resilience, adaptability, and mutual respect, ensuring you feel supported and valued every step of the way. Joining Alpine means becoming part of a team that celebrates progress and transforms lives every day.

This isn’t just a job; it’s a transformative career where your work will make a lasting impact. Apply now to join the Alpine Learning Group and start making a difference—one learner at a time.

Primary Duties:

• Develop, implement, and evaluate individualized instructional programs for learners
• Identify opportunities for learners to be active members of the community
• Train and mentor direct support professionals, fostering their growth and success
• Conduct program evaluations, reviews, and progress reporting
• Oversee completion of necessary paperwork and verify daily session notes
• Design and oversee behavior reduction treatment plans
• Lead clinics and participate in clinical meetings
• Assist with intake and transition processes for prospective learners
• Collaborate with community partners to create meaningful employment opportunities for learners
• Maintain a safe, supportive, and engaging environment for all program participants
  

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree (master's preferred)
• Enrollment in a BCBA or BCaBA certification program or willing to enroll in one. (BCBA or BCaBA preferred)
• Experience working with learners with autism
• Preferred experience working with adults with disabilities, staff supervision, and training
• A valid current driver’s license, which must remain in good standing throughout your employment with Alpine
• Strong moral character, communication skills, and organizational abilities
• Competence in educational technology, behavior schedules, and treatment modalities
• Employee will cooperate with the Department of Developmental Disabilities (DDD) and/or Department of Human Services (DHS) staff for any inspection, inquiry or investigation.