Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC), Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS), and Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS) · San Antonio, US
Provide clinical and interpersonal support services in residential, vocational, or in-home settings, ensuring adherence to Individual Plans, quality standards, and regulatory requirements.
Compensation
$57,500 Anually
Responsibilities
Ensure that support plans and services adhere to Individual Plans, quality standards, and regulatory requirements.
Complete structured assessment interviews with parents/care providers.
Conduct observation of the individual in appropriate settings such as home, school, or community.
Review social history information, complete functional assessments, and target appropriate behavior baseline information for each referred individual.
Write and submit a summary of assessment and recommended behavior support plan components to interdisciplinary team (IDT) or operations leader, as applicable.
Provides clinical services in residential, vocational, or in-home settings for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including support plans and assessments.
Compensation
$57,500 Annually
Responsibilities
Ensure that support plans and services adhere to Individual Plans, quality standards, and regulatory requirements
Complete structured assessment interviews with parents/care providers
Conduct observation of the individual in appropriate settings such as home, school, or community
Review social history information, complete functional assessments, and target appropriate behavior baseline information for each referred individual
Write and submit a summary of assessment and recommended behavior support plan components to interdisciplinary team (IDT) or operations leader
Provide services in residential, vocational, or in-home settings, supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Compensation
$57,500 Annually
Responsibilities
Ensure that support plans and services adhere to Individual Plans, quality standards, and regulatory requirements.
Complete structured assessment interviews with parents/care providers.
Conduct observation of the individual in appropriate settings such as home, school, or community.
Review social history information, complete functional assessments, and target appropriate behavior baseline information for each referred individual.
Write and submit a summary of assessment and recommended behavior support plan components to interdisciplinary team (IDT) or operations leader, as applicable.
Collaborate with veterinarians, scientists, animal care professionals, and operational leaders to develop innovative behavior management strategies
Ensure humane care and welfare of animals used in biomedical research
Perform behavior management strategies including assessments, observations, intervention planning, social housing evaluations, and enrichment programs
Design behavioral studies and support development of new behavior management procedures, techniques, and best practices at local, regional, and global levels
Support implementation of behavior management programs through procedure development, training delivery, competency assessments, and ongoing program evaluation
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Life Sciences (Animal Science, Veterinary Science, Biology, Animal Behavior, Psychology, Zoology, or related Life Science discipline)
Assist students with severe special education needs under the direction of licensed special education staff, supporting curriculum, behavior strategies, and technology access in both classroom and remote settings.
Responsibilities
Assist students with classroom activities and curriculum delivery to individuals and small groups
Implement student accommodations and support as outlined in IEPs
Maintain records of student progress and behavior
Assist special education staff with materials, tests, and documentation
Provide technical physical care and medication administration as needed
Requirements
High School Equivalency (HSE) diploma
Associate’s degree
Nice to have: Experience in public education
Nice to have: Experience with autism, behavior challenges, medically fragile conditions, hearing or vision loss, intellectual disabilities
Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC), Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS), and Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS) · Posted Nov 4, 2026
The Registered Therapist V (Occupational Therapist) performs highly advanced (senior level) therapeutic rehabilitation work in a maximum security unit environment.
Compensation
Salary Range: $8,592.89 - $11,864.50 Monthly
Responsibilities
Planning and overseeing therapeutic activities
Assessing the needs of patients
Developing, and administering programs to meet patient’s needs
Assessing and documenting progress of the individual patient and/or patient groups
Providing clinical occupational therapy services
Requirements
Licensed as Occupational Therapist in the State of Texas