Prevoc Counselor

The primary role involves providing direct, on-Site instruction, advocacy, and transportation services for individuals enrolled in the prevocational program. Essential duties include maintaining accurate and timely documentation, conducting observational assessments, and managing case files for each person supported.

Candidates must possess a high school diploma or equivalent, with an associate’s degree in a related field preferred. A minimum of one year of experience in vocational or pre-Vocational services is preferred, and the employee must complete 24 hours of opwdd’s eleversity in employment supports training within the first year, along with holding a clean, valid new york state driver’s license.