What are the responsibilities and job description for the AUTISM PROGRAM LEAD -- FT position at Autism Society of North Carolina?
Autism Society of North Carolina is currently hiring a full-time Program Lead who will provide operational and programmatic support for our group homes in the Asheville area. In addition to direct instruction, oversight and support, the Program Lead will assist with planning and facilitating various program functions.
WHY OUR EMPLOYEES LOVE WORKING WITH US: "Every single person that you come into contact with makes you feel welcome, which provides a sense of comfort and acceptance, even if you have never met before. It helps you feel like you fit into this family and you are where youre meant to be... all the supervisors help you be the best professional you can possibly be... they always have your back." Have the availability, this job is for you!
As a full-time Program Lead, you will develop monthly and annual calendars of on-site and community-based activities, make daily schedules and visual supports as well as other programmatic materials/structures. In addition, you end each day feeling rewarded seeing the people you serve make strides toward a more independent life!
A SAMPLE OF YOUR DUTIES:
Plan and coordinate group events
Coordinate volunteer activities and serve as liaison with volunteers and other program staff
Assist with transportation planning and provide it as needed
Provide training, oversight, support and feedback with relevant paraprofessionals serving the program.
Provide direct support to program participants for no less than 75% of work hours.
ABOUT AUTISM SOCIETY OF NORTH CAROLINA
Our mission is to improve the lives of individuals with autism, support their families, and educate communities. We aim to be the trusted partner for all people with autism, helping them lead fulfilling lives, be as independent as possible, and achieve their goals and dreams. Our tailored services are founded on respect and value for the unique individuals we serve. Join us to become part of a force for good, where each team member's talents and abilities contribute to our welcoming and supportive culture.
- High school diploma or GED
- One year experience working effectively within an ASNC program, or similar demonstration of ability to effectively implement activities with individuals with autism.
- Ability to pass background check and driving record check
