Norwich School District

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The Job Coach provides training, supervision, and advocacy for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to facilitate their employment and community inclusion. They act as a liaison between the agency and employers while ensuring participants meet production standards and safety protocols.

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Provides community-based support services to promote independence and inclusion for individuals through assessment, training, and supervision. Responsibilities include implementing behavior support plans, providing transportation, and facilitating vocational goals.

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Operate an independent coaching business by accepting client offers and conducting private lacrosse lessons. Manage all session details including scheduling, location, and instructional methods while providing post-session briefings.

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Provide short-term intensive behavioral health support and crisis stabilization for youth in a residential setting. Responsibilities include monitoring medication, facilitating skill-building groups, and coordinating care with families and providers.

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The specialist provides evidence-based parenting interventions and case management to help families create safe home learning environments. Responsibilities include conducting assessments, implementing Triple P and Circle of Security curricula, and collaborating with DCF workers.

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Conduct private and small group swim lessons at clients' homes and community pools. Create and adapt custom lesson plans to meet the specific needs and skill levels of each student.

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Provide one-on-one academic and vocational support to teens with disabilities transitioning to adulthood. Responsibilities include implementing behavior management strategies and maintaining detailed IEP portfolios.

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Conduct private and group soccer lessons by creating custom training plans tailored to each player's goals. Manage scheduling and travel to various client locations while ensuring player safety and progress tracking.

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The Developmental Therapist is responsible for evaluating children and families to develop and implement individual curriculums and IFSPs. They also perform service coordination functions to ensure early intervention outcomes meet state quality assurance standards.

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The Developmental Therapy Specialist will evaluate and assess children and families to develop and implement individualized curriculums and IFSPs. They will also perform service coordination duties to ensure early intervention services meet state quality assurance standards.

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Develop and teach workplace skills to individuals with disabilities to help them secure and maintain employment. Responsibilities include assessing client needs, modeling job tasks, and implementing individualized training programs.

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Provide 1:1 academic instruction and life skills support to teens with disabilities transitioning to adulthood. Responsibilities include tracking progress via IEP portfolios and guiding students in hygiene, social, and job skills.