113 disability services jobs at 33 companies in Little Falls, NY
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Disability Rights Advocate
Utica, New York, United States
$38k/yrFieldFull Time
Resource Center for Independent Living: Nonprofit civil-rights and independent-living organization helping people with disabilities achieve equal access and participation.
2+ YOEHigh school diploma or equivalent required; 2+ years working with people with disabilities preferred. Knowledge of ADA/504/IDEA and benefit programs, computer skills, outreach, mediation, and strong communication.
Cary or Tampa or Bloomfield or Oriskany or Aurora or United States
$42k-$61k/yrRemoteFull Time
MetLifeNYSE: MET: Global provider of insurance, annuities, and employee benefits.
High school diploma, customer service or claims experience, strong critical thinking, communication, and investigative skills; must be able to work within commutable distance of a posted site.
Community Wellness Partners: Faith-based nonprofit senior-care network providing home care, housing, rehabilitation, and skilled nursing to older adults.
High school diploma or GED; minimum age 16; English communication skills; ability to move, lift over 50 pounds, assist evacuations, and work with elderly and disabled residents.
SUNY Schenectady County Community College: Public two-year community college providing transfer, career, training, and workforce-development education.
Administer accessibility services and accommodations, ensure ADA and Section 504 compliance, and collaborate with faculty and staff to support students with disabilities.
Liberty ARC: Nonprofit disability-services agency supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Montgomery and Schenectady Counties.
3+ YOE3+ MgmtBachelor's degree in human services or related field, 3+ years of administrative and supervisory experience, 3+ years supporting people with developmental disabilities, leadership skills, English proficiency, and valid New York driver's license.
ACHIEVE: Nonprofit disability-services provider supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in three New York counties.
High school diploma or GED and a valid driver's license acceptable to the agency's insurance carrier; experience with people with developmental disabilities preferred.
Senior Direct Support Professional - Adult Services
Glenville, New York, United States
$18-$19/hrOnsiteFull Time
Center for Disability Services: Nonprofit disability-services and healthcare provider serving people with disabilities through education, residential care, and employment support.
Supports adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities while promoting independence and providing essential daily assistance.
Disability Advocacy Program (DAP) Staff Attorney - Amsterdam Office
Amsterdam, New York, United States
$75k-$94k/yrHybridFull Time
Legal Aid Society of Northeastern New York: A nonprofit civil legal services provider offering free representation to low-income upstate New Yorkers.
New York law license or bar eligibility, strong communication and problem-solving skills, computer and data-entry proficiency, reliable transportation, and willingness to travel throughout the service area.
The Arc Lexington: Nonprofit New York Arc chapter supporting children and adults with developmental disabilities through residential and employment services.
1+ YOEMaster's in a clinical or human services field; experience with disabilities; NYS driver's license required.
Vestal or Broome County or Chemung County or Chenango County or Cortland County or Delaware County or Otsego County or Schuyler County or Steuben County or Tioga County or Tompkins County
$55k-$85k/yrFieldFull Time, Part Time
Children's Therapy Network: Therapist-owned pediatric therapy provider serving children from birth to adulthood across 21 New York counties.
NYS Students with Disabilities certification required, experience with early childhood special education, ability to deliver EI and CPSE services and partner with families.
New York State Office for People with Developmental Disabilities: New York State government agency coordinating direct and nonprofit services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
2+ YOENew York RN license and registration plus 2 years of post-licensure clinical nursing experience with people with intellectual or developmental disabilities; master's or doctorate may substitute for experience.
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St. Mary's Healthcare: Independent healthcare system serving Montgomery and Fulton counties.
1+ YOERequires a valid New York driver's license and qualifying education or experience in behavioral health, care management, substance abuse, developmental disabilities, or serious mental illness services.
The Arc, Oneida-Lewis Chapter: Nonprofit human services agency supporting people with developmental disabilities and their families across Oneida and Lewis Counties.
1+ YOEValid NYS driver’s license and reliable transportation, high school diploma (or higher) with 1–3 years experience working with people with disabilities, customer service experience preferred.
Central New York Quest: Central New York nonprofit providing developmental-disability supports, community habilitation, respite, self-direction, and employment services.
2+ YOERequires an associate degree, two years of vocational or employment services experience with individuals with developmental disabilities, NYS driver's license, computer skills, and Microsoft Office and Teams familiarity.
Central New York Quest: Central New York nonprofit providing developmental-disability supports, community habilitation, respite, self-direction, and employment services.
2+ YOEAssociate degree in a related field, two years of vocational employment services experience with people with developmental disabilities, NYS driver's license, computer skills, and strong communication and documentation abilities.
Mohawk Opportunities: Opening Doors to Growth and Recovery. Nonprofit agency providing residential, housing, care-management, and clinical services to people with mental illness, HIV/AIDS, and homelessness.
2+ YOEBA/BS in human services, 2+ years supporting people with mental illness, substance use disorder, or developmental disabilities, case management preferred, and a valid insurable driver's license.
Upstate Caring Partners: Nonprofit human-services provider serving people of all abilities through education, residential, behavioral-health, and community programs.
1+ YOEBachelor’s degree in psychology/sociology/human services; 1 year experience with developmental disabilities; OPWDD Broker training; valid NY driver’s license; travel required.
Upstate Cerebral Palsy: Nonprofit human-services provider serving people of all abilities through developmental-disability, behavioral-health, education, residential, and community programs.
1+ YOEBachelor’s in Psychology, Sociology, Human Services or related field; 1+ year experience with developmental disabilities; OPWDD Broker training; knowledge of community resources; travel required; valid NY driver’s license.
Upstate Caring Partners: Nonprofit human-services provider serving people of all abilities through education, residential, behavioral-health, and community programs.
1+ YOEBachelor’s degree in Psychology, Sociology, Human Services or related field; 1 year experience with developmental disabilities; OPWDD Broker training requirement; valid NYS driver’s license.
The Arc Otsego: Nonprofit disability-services organization supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities across Otsego County.
2+ YOEBachelor's in health services and 2+ years working with people with developmental disabilities; valid NYS driver's license; CPR/First Aid and behavior intervention training; strong communication, planning, documentation, and computer skills.
Therap, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint