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... Manages a caseload of students with disabilities. Provides referrals, evaluates documentation and recommends students for services to facilitate their integration into the academic environment.

OH · On-site

$40K - $60K/yr

In addition to ensuring the overall health and safety of our individual's, the Program Manager also ensures the effective and efficient use of available resources and is responsible for overall ...

Our absence management program helps employers strategically manage those absences- focusing on ... We offer accommodation for applicants with disabilities, as required, during the recruitment ...

Substitute Teacher

Petersburg, IN · On-site

$15 - $17/hr

Other duties as requested by Site Supervisor, Education & Disabilities Manager, Head Start Director, and the Executive Director and/or other members of the Head Start Leadership.

Our absence management program helps employers strategically manage those absences- focusing on ... We offer accommodation for applicants with disabilities, as required, during the recruitment ...

Disability Adviser

Stanford, CA · On-site

$95K - $100K/yr

Work directly with students with a diverse range of disabilities to determine appropriate and ... Confer on complex cases with manager and colleagues. * Direct students to grievances processes.

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How much do disabilities manager jobs pay per year?

As of May 30, 2026, the average yearly pay for disabilities manager in the United States is $104,575.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $114,000.00 and $116,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Disabilities Manager, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Disabilities Manager, you need expertise in disability laws (such as ADA), case management, and human resources, typically supported by a relevant degree and experience in disability services. Familiarity with HR information systems, accommodation management software, and compliance tracking tools is often required. Strong interpersonal skills, problem-solving abilities, and a high degree of empathy help foster inclusive environments and effective communication with employees and stakeholders. These skills are crucial for ensuring legal compliance, supporting employees with disabilities, and promoting organizational inclusivity.

How does a Disabilities Manager typically collaborate with other departments to ensure accessibility and inclusion in the workplace?

A Disabilities Manager works closely with HR, facilities, and department heads to implement accommodations and foster an inclusive environment. This involves conducting accessibility assessments, coordinating with IT for assistive technologies, and providing training to staff on disability awareness and compliance. Regular meetings with these departments help identify and address barriers, ensuring that policies and practices support employees with disabilities effectively. Collaboration is key to creating a workplace where everyone can thrive.

What are Disabilities Managers?

Disabilities Managers are professionals who coordinate and oversee services, programs, and accommodations for individuals with disabilities within organizations or institutions. Their role involves ensuring compliance with disability laws, facilitating reasonable adjustments, and supporting employees or clients with disabilities. They also work to promote accessibility, provide guidance on disability-related issues, and may offer training to staff. Disabilities Managers often collaborate with HR, legal teams, and external agencies to create inclusive environments.

What is the difference between Disabilities Manager vs Accessibility Coordinator?

AspectDisabilities ManagerAccessibility Coordinator
CredentialsTypically requires a bachelor's degree in social work, rehabilitation, or related field; certifications like Certified Disability Management Professional (CDMP) are common.Often requires similar degrees; certifications in accessibility or ADA compliance are advantageous.
Work EnvironmentWorks within organizations to develop disability programs, manage accommodations, and support employees with disabilities.Focuses on ensuring physical and digital accessibility, conducting audits, and implementing accessibility standards.
Employer & Industry UsageCommon in corporate, government, and healthcare sectors to manage disability policies.Used across public and private sectors to improve accessibility compliance.

While both roles aim to support individuals with disabilities, the Disabilities Manager primarily oversees disability programs and accommodations, whereas the Accessibility Coordinator concentrates on physical and digital accessibility compliance and improvements.

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Infographic showing various Disabilities Manager job openings in the United States as of May 2026, with employment types broken down into 87% Full Time, 11% Part Time, 1% Temporary, and 1% Contract. Highlights an 94% Physical, 4% Hybrid, and 2% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $104,575 per year, or $50.3 per hour.
Experienced Caregivers for Developmental Disabilities Management Opportunity

Experienced Caregivers for Developmental Disabilities Management Opportunity

GIL Foundation

Cheshire, CT • On-site

$24.15 - $25.15/hr

Full-time

Medical, Life, Retirement, PTO

Posted 6 days ago


Job description

Experienced Caregivers for Developmental Disabilities Management Opportunity
***Calling All Direct Support Professional Caregivers considering advancement into management. We will train the right fit candidates for FT Human Service Assistant Management positions in Cheshire.
***Proven related experience, commitment to mission, and dependability is way more important than degrees and academics.
***GIL absolutely appreciates the daily challenges faced by human service management and also understands the load is too complex to carry alone, so we are committed to a multi-person team management approach to share the responsibilities together.
"There are three kinds of relationships one can have with work:
you either have a Job, a Career, or a Calling."
- Chip Conley
A suitable candidate should be experienced with the special needs community including some behaviors and medical needs. S/He should be good with communication and working in a team environment, and have the ability to demonstrate proven capabilities in this field. This person should be experienced with most aspects of group home services, including resident care, medical care and treatment plans, IP programming, recreational planning, and other activities of daily living for the disabled. This could very well be the right time and right organization to explore this opportunity for advancement.
Benefits We Offer
  • Meaningful, Life Changing Careers
  • Enhanced Compensation for Weekends
  • Enhanced Compensation for Holidays
  • Competitive Pay
  • Pleasant, Supportive Atmosphere in a Casual Work Environment
  • Employee Paid Time Off
  • Employee Medical Health Benefits - 100% Employer Paid for Worker
  • Dependent Medical Health Benefits - 50% Employer Paid for Dependents
  • Enhanced Compensation for FT Employees who waive Medical Benefits
  • Salary Based Life Insurance
  • Health Savings Account Plans - HSA
  • Supplemental Benefit Plans
  • 401(k) Employee Retirement Plans
  • Employee Referral Incentive Plan
  • Opportunities for Overtime

About the Company & Our Mission:
GIL Foundation Inc. is a private nonprofit that provides services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and autism in CT. Since 1985, GIL has served community residents as a top-tier care provider with a strong reputation for quality services through DDS. GIL is committed to higher standards of loving and compassionate care. Our vision is to see amazing people pursuing opportunities, while overcoming challenges, leading to transformed lives.
We will be providing solid support from responsible Program Directors, highly qualified Nurses, and a super-supportive Administration. GIL may not be the largest private non-profit organization but we are certainly both strategic and considerate because we do appreciate the magnitude of the role, and value our staff. Therefore our leadership is sensitive to the ongoing needs of the position and dedicated to providing tools and coaching as needed.
The Essentials - What We Are Looking For:
We want someone who will be a good fit for our company culture, who has served as a Direct Support Professional and able to handle more responsibilities, and for the right reasons - someone who can genuinely make a difference for our residents.
  • An Assistant Program Manager for GIL should be a person of integrity who is highly committed, very responsible, and is organized with a definite attention to detail - considering the daily program assignments and compliance to state licensing regulations at this facility. A Manager who is honest, faithful, and trustworthy; and demonstrates a dedicated work ethic will fit well in our company culture. This assistant Supervisor must be someone comfortable working in a team environment with another Assistant program Manager and the lead Program Manager.
  • This Assistant Program Manager should also be caring and compassionate with respect to our residents and a solid coach and mentor for the 12-15 staff members for which he or she will be responsible to supervise. A Manager who is kind, patient, and flexible with co-workers and team members; and also good at observing for other's needs, while listening to others, and making room for efficient and effective staff supervision and training of a diverse workforce. Someone who can manage the entire program needs (with support of course) including medical, financial, programmatic, recreational, and house/facility management.
  • This Assistant Program Manager will need to be flexible with your schedule and availability to work due to the nature of 24-hour care for individuals requiring high levels of support in a facility that you might potentially supervise. Someone who is coach-able, interested in personal development, eager to learn and willing to ask questions will fit well in our company culture. This is an hourly role and overtime is available. The APM will also be subject to call at the particular program worked, in a three person rotation.

The Residential Program:
The residents we serve are truly a special group of people and wonderful to care for. The guardians are very supportive of GIL and our staff. The residents are typically active in community outings and recreational activities; therefore an enthusiastic individual whoo is willing to explore opportunities for personal expression, new experiences, and routine family interaction for our residents is preferred.
The Other Stuff:
In this field, there is staff turnover, it tends to go in cycles; but historically GIL has experienced lower than average rates due to our quality of care and supportive environment. However, we want potential candidates to be aware that staffing in this meaningful field during COVID has been a greater challenge due to national staff shortages and other factors beyond our control - yet we continue to work to improve this issue.
Our shifts are set shifts, with stronger staffing patterns, and the scheduling is managed through advanced technology - an electronic scheduling system whereby all staff have access through their electronic dashboard or mobile device app. Open shifts and scheduling can be better supported and managed in real time as all staff get texts and emails through the system and can respond promptly to opening, swaps, time off, etc. for which Managers can coordinate more efficiently.
The Assistant Program Manager's schedule shall be flexible during the day shift depending on the needs of the program he or she will lead. Because this is an hourly position, the Assistant Program Manager will be able to work overtime and also allow staff overtime for scheduled coverage beyond 40-hours in a work week. This Program Manager will receive routine support from a dedicated Assistant Program Manager to assist with program assignments. On-call schedules are shared and rotated between several Managers and Supervisors to share the workload and reduce the necessary burden.
Why Join Our Team:
GIL Foundation has served the community for more than 40-years. We believe in the promise of better outcomes whereby our service makes a real difference in the lives of the people we support. At point of service our passion is fully expressed - the best workers shine in advancing our mission and casting a contagious vision. This is what it's really about! Our Values & Beliefs describe the kind of organization GIL is and also helps identify the kind of people who will better fit our culture. We understand the daily challenges faced by Human Service Professionals; therefore we continually strive to honor our workers' awesome dedication and genuine commitment to nonprofit service. Our cooperative passion is to strive for excellence, promote teamwork, and challenge superior performance throughout the organization.
If you really enjoy this field and are considering an opportunity to advance, we would love to chat with you more. Even if you are interested but a bit reluctant due to previous experience, please give us the opportunity to tell our story and share our distinction. Check out our website to get a better feel for the GIL Foundation culture (www.gilfoundation.com) while exploring Our Beliefs & Values. We are certain that you will feel supported and hope that we can have the opportunity to consider you for this rewarding position.
The following certifications will need to be obtained and approved within company policy guidelines:
State Medication Administration Certification
First Aid for Accidents
CPR - Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation
PMT - Physical Management Techniques