Qualifications:Must be 18 years of age or olderMust have at least 2 years of experience working with individuals with disabilities and demonstrate knowledge of various kinds of disabilitiesMust be highly motivated and enthusiastic in order to provide quality experiences for our participantsMust pass a pre-employment criminal background check and drug/alcohol screenCPR and First Aid certification requiredNCI (Non-violent Crisis Intervention) certification requiredEssential Functions:Supervise individuals with disabilities including implementing behavior management plans and NCI (Non-violent Crisis Intervention) techniquesBe responsible for the safety of individuals in the program, including providing emergency care, First Aid, and distributing medications per caregiver's instructions/City Medication PolicyDemonstrate good safety awareness, problem-solving ability, and judgmentFollow all City policies and proceduresProvide guidance and supervision to Accessible Recreation Assistants and program volunteersMaintain effective and open communication with Program Coordinator/leader and other staff with information concerning participants' needs, progress, or situations related to programmingMaintain effective and appropriate communication to caregivers regarding participants within the program settingProvide individualized support as needed to ensure participants' successful participation in activitiesProvide personal assistance to individuals with disabilities as needed, including assistance with transferring, eating, toileting, etc. Accessible Recreation Program Leader JobID: 1439 Position Type: Parks, Recreation & Community Services - SeasonalDate Posted: 10/13/2026Location: Prieto Additional Information: Show/HideAccessible Recreation Program Leader - Job DescriptionPosition Type:Parks, Recreation & Community Services - SeasonalDate Posted:October 14, 2026Location:Various locationsDescription:The Accessible Recreation Program Leader is responsible for the supervision and safety of children, teens, and adults with various types of disabilities.