Manage daily operations of an adult developmental disabilities day program, supervise colleagues, create and implement engaging curricula, develop schedules, research program ideas, and build community relationships that support Guests’ personal goals and meaningful participation.
American Training, selected as a Top Places to Work in Massachusetts for 2023 by the Boston Globe, is seeking an Assistant Program Director for our Andover Day Program. The Assistant Program Director is responsible for managing the day-to-day activities for adults with disabilities program. As an Assistant Program Director, you will play a key role in empowering our Guests to maximize their potential in living meaningful and memorable lives!
What does an Assistant Program Director do?
- Direct, monitor, and supervise all Colleagues in the program.
- Work collaboratively with Colleagues to develop and implement a FUN curriculum both in program and in the community.
- Research new program ideas to aid in supporting Guests achieve their personal goals.
- Develop schedules based off needs of the program.
- Build relationships with the community to establish a wide variety of opportunities for Guests to participate in.
- Three years of experience with developmental disabilities population. At lease on year in a supervisory position.
- Valid Drivers License and satisfactory CORI and DDS Fingerprinting.
- Exceptionally strong organization and communication skills.
- Positively promote the image of Guests with developmental disabilities and American Trainings.
We are looking for a talented individual with a deep commitment to working as a part of a skilled team and a true passion for advocating for American Training Guests, to ensure that they are receiving quality services with incorporating our WOW! Magic philosophy.
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