Job Description
We are looking for an experienced and motivated Floater – Individualized Day Program to join our growing team at Abilis!
About Us: Abilis’ mission is to empower individuals with developmental disabilities and their families through comprehensive services, support, and advocacy. We are dedicated to helping people build able, independent lives while honoring dignity and individual strengths. Our work strengthens families and fosters inclusive, supportive communities.
Job Summary: The Floater provides flexible, on-call support across all programs within the Individualized Day setting. This position implements individualized training plans, supervises program participants in a variety of community-based and employment environments, and fosters personal skill development and independence. The Floater must be adaptable, comfortable with last-minute changes, and capable of working across different teams and locations. This role is essential in supporting adults with disabilities in achieving meaningful daily experiences, goals, and inclusion in their communities.
Responsibilities:
· Provide direct support and coverage in any assigned Individualized Day Program setting.
· Implement person-centered plans and support individuals in achieving their daily, vocational, or community goals.
· Maintain accurate and timely documentation including data sheets, progress notes, time sheets, and assessments.
· Promote independence through teaching life skills, community navigation, and appropriate workplace behavior.
· Supervise individuals to ensure safety and engagement in all program activities.
· Provide transportation as needed; operate agency vehicles safely and ensure cleanliness and maintenance are upheld.
· Follow and implement behavior support strategies, safety protocols, and individualized supports (e.g., personal care, dietary needs, and medication administration).
· Foster a positive and respectful environment with participants, coworkers, and community partners.
· Represent Abilis professionally in all interactions with families, businesses, and the public.
· High School Diploma required
· One year of experience working with individuals with disabilities preferred
· Valid driver’s license and ability to meet agency driving requirements
· CPR certification (or ability to obtain/maintain)
· Ability to lift 50 lbs.
· Ability to perform CPR/Heimlich maneuver and respond to emergencies
· Physical access to all program sites
Benefits:
Full time employees will receive: Health, dental, and vision insurance, paid time off, free life insurance, 401k profit share, tuition assistance program, awards and recognition including team of the season, on the spot awards, and anniversary gifts.