53 disability services jobs at 25 companies in Muncie, IN
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Qualified Intellectual Disability Professional
Huntington, Indiana, United States
$21/hrFieldFull Time
Pathfinder Services Inc: Nonprofit human-services organization helping northeast Indiana residents with disabilities or economic challenges achieve independence, inclusion, and stability.
2+ YOEBachelor’s degree in a developmental human service or therapy field, 2+ years in human services, team management skills, valid driver’s license and auto insurance, English proficiency, and ability to perform physical interventions.
Dungarvin: National human services provider offering community-based support services.
2+ YOE2+ MgmtBachelor’s degree in human services or related field, 2–3+ years supporting individuals with disabilities or community services, supervisory experience, Microsoft Office proficiency, and valid driver's license.
Qualified Intellectual Disabilities Professional (QIDP)
Richmond, Indiana, United States
$44k/yrOnsiteFull Time
Benchmark Human Services: Private U.S. human services provider supporting children and adults with intellectual, developmental, and behavioral health needs.
1+ YOEBachelor’s degree in a human services field and one year of experience working with people with developmental disabilities, preferably in residential settings. Requires team leadership and knowledge of regulations.
Grow Early Learning: Nonprofit Head Start provider serving farmworker children and families with early childhood education and family support.
Bachelor's in ECE or related with 6 ECE courses (18 credits); experience with children with disabilities; Head Start and supervisory experience; Master’s and bilingual Spanish/English preferred.
State of Indiana: A state government organization providing public services and support programs for Indiana residents.
1+ YOEBachelor's degree in social services or a health-related field and 1+ year working with individuals with disabilities, or 5+ years of comparable experience; requires communication, policy, budget, and stakeholder skills.
Indiana Family and Social Services Administration: Indiana state health and social services agency funding Medicaid, SNAP, disability, mental-health, and early-childhood programs for Hoosiers.
1+ YOEBachelor's in social services or health preferred; minimum 1 year experience with individuals with disabilities or qualifications per 460 IAC 6-5; ability to travel; knowledge of program rules, budgeting, reporting, and effective communication.
IPMG: Employee-owned Indiana case management organization serving people with disabilities, children with behavioral challenges, and families statewide.
1+ YOEBachelor's degree in a human services field, or unrelated bachelor's degree with relevant disability or aging experience. Requires driver's license, car insurance, reliable transportation, background screening, and a home office.
Westfield Washington Schools: Public Indiana K-12 school district serving students from prekindergarten through grade 12.
Must meet instructional assistant qualifications; knowledge of students with significant disabilities required. Training or experience in vocational needs preferred.
Noblesville or Hancock County or Howard County or Hamilton County
HybridFull Time
Janus Developmental Services: Indiana nonprofit providing employment training, community participation, transportation, and independent-living services to adults with disabilities.
Experience with developmental disabilities or autism is desirable; requires mentoring, interviewing, collaboration, strong verbal and written communication, and passing background and drug screening.
ViaQuest: Provides health and support services for individuals with disabilities.
Master's-level behavioral consultant providing home and community-based support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities; clinical experience is required.
Noblesville Schools: Indiana K–12 public school district serving Noblesville students with education and district services.
Requires an approved degree or mandated professional standards qualification, state and federal compliance, health requirements, background eligibility, and ability to assist students with disabilities.
Carey Services: Nonprofit human-services organization providing disability support, education, employment, and community-living services to people and families in Indiana.
Valid driver's license and agency insurability required. Must communicate in English, perform basic math, lift 40 pounds, follow safety procedures, and transport and support individuals with disabilities.
AID of Indiana: Private Indiana disability-services provider delivering residential and community support to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Work with individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities in homes and community; 18+, high school/GED, valid driver’s license; training provided; previous experience preferred.
Adapt For Life: Privately and veteran-owned ABA therapy provider serving children with autism through clinic, home, and diagnostic services.
1+ YOEBCBA certification, Master’s degree in ABA/psychology/education, valid driver’s license, 1+ year experience with developmental disabilities, strong communication and organizational skills.
Instructional Assistant Special Education - Sweetser Elementary
Sweetser, Indiana, United States
OnsitePart Time
Oak Hill United School Corporation: Public K-12 school district serving students in Converse, Sweetser, and Swayzee, Indiana.
High school diploma required; associate degree or 48 college credits preferred. Experience with children and students with disabilities preferred. Strong communication, organizational skills, and ability to assist with personal care and data collection.
Sycamore Services: Nonprofit Indiana disability-services organization providing individualized residential, employment, behavioral, and community supports for people with disabilities.
Provide in‑community supports for individuals with disabilities, assist with daily living and household tasks, maintain documentation, valid driver’s license and dependable transportation, high school diploma or equivalent, able to lift 35 lbs.
Save the Children: Non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of children.
High school diploma/GED, age 18+, English proficiency, child care knowledge, ability to work with children with disabilities, background and health checks, and first aid and pediatric CPR certification within 90 days.