Covina-Valley Unified

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Substitute Program Leaders provide homework assistance, academic enrichment, and physical activity while creating an engaging environment for students. They support positive behavior choices and ensure student safety by maintaining order at the school or community site.

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Lead K-8 students through structured activities and sports using a specific social-emotional learning curriculum. Manage group dynamics and partner with school staff to maintain a welcoming and positive environment.

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Teach children diagnosed with autism meaningful skills in communication, socialization, and self-care. Work collaboratively with BCBAs, parents, and mental health specialists to implement evidence-based behavior analytic treatments.

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As a Day Program Instructor Caregiver, you will support adults with developmental disabilities in building skills and independence. Your role includes developing daily activity routines, assisting with personal care, and participating in client assessments.

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As a Day Program Instructor Caregiver, you will support adults with developmental disabilities in building skills and independence. Your role includes developing daily activity routines, assisting with personal care, and participating in client assessments.

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Provide 1:1 support to children and teens with developmental disabilities by implementing individualized ABA treatment plans. Responsibilities include tracking progress through data collection and collaborating with supervisors and families to improve client quality of life.

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The Speech Language Pathologist will provide essential services to individuals with disabilities, enhancing their communication skills and overall quality of life. This role involves working collaboratively with families and communities to promote inclusion and access to necessary resources.

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Provide in-home early educational services and therapeutic activities for infants and toddlers with developmental disabilities or autism. Document progress, conduct assessments, and coach parents on effective adult-child interactions.

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Implement evidence-based strategies and personalized plans to help children build communication, social, and life skills. Provide compassionate support in homes, centers, and community settings while celebrating client milestones.

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The Behavior Technician will deliver direct ABA services and collect data on client goals across various settings like homes, schools, and clinics. They are also responsible for addressing problem behaviors using positive support techniques and collaborating with BCBAs.

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The Behavior Interventionist provides 1:1 support to children and teens with developmental disabilities by implementing ABA treatment plans. They are responsible for tracking progress through data collection and collaborating with supervisors and families to ensure consistent therapy.

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The Behavior Interventionist will work directly with children and teens with developmental disabilities, implementing individualized ABA treatment plans under BCBA supervision to teach skills and reduce challenging behaviors. Key duties include providing consistent therapy, tracking progress through data collection, and collaborating with supervisors and families to achieve optimal outcomes.