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Job Description Job Description We are seeking a Behavior Support Specialist to join our team! You will provide services in an individual settings, supporting one client in meeting the demands of independence. Screening questions are REQUIRED to be answered if you want to be considered. ANY questions not answered will automatically disqualify you from consideration. Responsibilities: • Establish open lines of communication for client and other staff; • Offer assistance to client to meet individual needs and when attempting to perform basic life skills and ordinary household tasks; • Provide prevention-oriented education to client and community members; • Implement and review treatment plan and Individyap Service Plan and implement strategies to meet specific goals; • Collaborate with additional providers and agencies • Ensure all documentation is completed in a timely manner Qualifications: • Previous experience in mental health, acute psychiatric car, behavior support, or other related fields • Familiarity with community resources • Excellent written and verbal communications skills • Ability to build rapport with client • Strong leadership qualities • Exceptional reliability Company Description Compass Rose Ranch is a Supported Living Services Agency that serves El Dorado County What SLS IS SLS provides customized, 1:1 or 2:1 support to help a person live in: • their own apartment • their own house • a rented room • or a place they choose It’s NOT a congregate facility — it’s community-based support in the client’s own home. ⸻ What SLS Does Staff help with anything the person cannot safely do alone, such as: Daily living • bathing, hygiene, dressing • cooking and meal prep • household chores • shopping • transportation Health & safety • medication support • medical appointments • monitoring behaviors • keeping the person safe at home and in the community Behavioral support • crisis intervention • calming strategies • preventing self-harm or aggression • helping the client regulate emotions Life skills • budgeting • paying bills • learning routines • building independence over time ⸻ What Makes SLS Different from Other Programs ✔️ It is individualized Every client has their own plan, staff, schedule, and support model. ✔️ It promotes maximum independence The goal is NOT to “take over,” but to help the person do as much as possible on their own. ✔️ It can be 24/7, but does not have to be Hours range from a few hours a week to full 24/7 staffing, including awake or asleep overnight if needed. ✔️ It is client-directed The adult receiving services has choice and control, unless they have a conservator. ✔️ It serves people with more complex needs, including: • autism • intellectual disabilities • medical fragility • behavioral challenges • psychiatric conditions of ⸻ What SLS is NOT • It is NOT a group home • It is NOT ILS (which is lighter support) • It is NOT meant to be short-term babysitting • It is NOT a crisis home (though crisis support is part of it) ⸻ How SLS Is Funded Funded by: Regional Center (Lanterman Act) Client pays nothing. SLS agencies bill hourly for staff time and a small amount for management/administration. ⸻ The Goal of SLS To allow adults with disabilities to: • stay in the community • avoid institutionalization • live safely • develop independence • have a meaningful life with choice and dignity Company Description Compass Rose Ranch is a Supported Living Services Agency that serves El Dorado County What SLS IS SLS provides customized, 1:1 or 2:1 support to help a person live in:

• their own apartment
• their own house
• a rented room
• or a place they choose

It’s NOT a congregate facility — it’s community-based support in the client’s own home. ⸻ What SLS Does Staff help with anything the person cannot safely do alone, such as: Daily living

• bathing, hygiene, dressing
• cooking and meal prep
• household chores
• shopping
• transportation

Health & safety

• medication support
• medical appointments
• monitoring behaviors
• keeping the person safe at home and in the community

Behavioral support

• crisis intervention
• calming strategies
• preventing self-harm or aggression
• helping the client regulate emotions

Life skills

• budgeting
• paying bills
• learning routines
• building independence over time

⸻ What Makes SLS Different from Other Programs ✔️ It is individualized Every client has their own plan, staff, schedule, and support model. ✔️ It promotes maximum independence The goal is NOT to “take over,” but to help the person do as much as possible on their own. ✔️ It can be 24/7, but does not have to be Hours range from a few hours a week to full 24/7 staffing, including awake or asleep overnight if needed. ✔️ It is client-directed The adult receiving services has choice and control, unless they have a conservator. ✔️ It serves people with more complex needs, including:

• autism
• intellectual disabilities
• medical fragility
• behavioral challenges
• psychiatric conditions of

⸻ What SLS is NOT

• It is NOT a group home
• It is NOT ILS (which is lighter support)
• It is NOT meant to be short-term babysitting
• It is NOT a crisis home (though crisis support is part of it)

⸻ How SLS Is Funded Funded by: Regional Center (Lanterman Act) Client pays nothing. SLS agencies bill hourly for staff time and a small amount for management/administration. ⸻ The Goal of SLS To allow adults with disabilities to:

• stay in the community
• avoid institutionalization
• live safely
• develop independence
• have a meaningful life with choice and dignity6b250ea6-cee3-481d-915c-f7283f1b2f1b

Job Tags

Hourly pay, Temporary work, Live in, Night shift,

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