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Location: Cincinnati, OH (Hamilton & Clermont Counties)
Job Type: Full-Time, In-Person
$50,000-$54,000 + $2,000 Sign-On Bonus
Mileage Reimbursement In-Home, Community-Based Role Monday-Friday
A More Flexible Alternative to Schools & Clinic-Based Roles
If you have experience supporting children with developmental disabilities or autism and want more flexibility, independence, and meaningful 1:1 work, this role offers a strong alternative to classroom, clinic, or high-volume settings.
As a CITE Services Skill Assessment Specialist, you'll work directly with families in their homes and communities, building skills that last, without the burnout of large caseloads or rigid daily schedules.
Former teachers and school-based professionals strongly encouraged to apply.
What Makes This Role Stand Out in Cincinnati
- Salaried position
- Manage your own schedule based on family availability
- Consistent, long-term cases (12-18 months) allows you to see real progress
- No classroom management or large groups
- Work independently, with support when needed
What You'll Do
- Provide weekly in-home visits with children and families
- Conduct developmental and skills-based assessments
- Create and guide individualized service plans
- Coach parents using practical, evidence-based strategies
- Support communication, behavior, and daily living skills
- Document progress and collaborate with internal teams
What You'll Get
- $50K-$54K salary + $2,000 sign-on bonus
- Up to 25 days PTO (available immediately)
- 10 paid holidays (plus a bonus floating holiday after one year)
- Quarterly performance bonuses
- Mileage reimbursement + company phone
- Medical, dental, vision insurance
- 401(k) with employer match
What You Need
- Bachelor's degree
- 3+ years supporting individuals with developmental disabilities or autism
- Experience in child development, assessment, or family support
- Valid driver's license + reliable vehicle
- Age 21+
Great Fit For Backgrounds Like
- Intervention Specialists / Special Education Teachers
- Early Childhood Educators
- School-based behavioral or support staff
- Social Work or Psychology professionals
- Early Intervention or community-based services
Why Envision Ohio
For over 60 years, Envision Ohio has supported individuals with developmental disabilities through person-centered services. This role allows you to build real relationships with families and see measurable growth over time.
