Driver/Behavioral Aide I

Point Quest Group•Sacramento, CA

11h•Onsite

About The Position

The Driver / Behavioral Aide is a dual-role position responsible for safely transporting students to and from campus while also providing on-campus behavioral and instructional support. This role requires flexibility to work a split shift, strong student supervision skills, and the ability to support students with learning, social, emotional, and behavioral needs in both transportation and classroom environments.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED required
Valid driver’s license with a clean DMV record
DOJ/FBI Live Scan Background Clearance
TB Clearance
Ability to read maps and use GPS
Proficiency with basic computer software and internet applications
Strong written and verbal English communication skills
Reliability, flexibility, and dependability
Must be at least 21 years of age (due to driving responsibilities)

Responsibilities

Operate agency vehicles in compliance with all traffic laws and safety practices to ensure student safety at all times.
Monitor and support students during transportation to maintain safety, security, and appropriate behavior.
Follow all safety protocols for loading and unloading students, including four-point securement of wheelchairs and scooters when required.
Complete all required transportation documentation, including van attendance, 1:1 logs, behavioral logs, and fuel purchase records.
Perform pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections to ensure cleanliness and proper functioning of vehicles and on-board equipment; report maintenance or repair needs promptly.
Conduct program-related errands, including package deliveries, late runs, and transporting students to workability events or appointments as needed.
Utilize maps and/or GPS to ensure timely and efficient routes.
Provide direct behavioral and instructional support to students on campus in accordance with Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) and Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs).
Assist teachers with classroom instruction and provide individualized academic and behavioral support.
Model and implement Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) strategies to increase positive behaviors and reduce challenging behaviors.
Respond to emergency situations (e.g., behavioral crises, fights, seizures) using approved Pro-ACT and/or CPI intervention techniques.
Monitor and assist students during class transitions, breaks, meals, transportation, and bathroom use.
Participate in and/or facilitate recreational activities, athletics, crafts, and off-campus trips.
Accurately document daily behavioral data, skill development, incidents, and progress toward learning objectives.
Maintain clear and timely communication with supervisors, teachers, and agency staff regarding student progress, concerns, or incidents.
Serve as a substitute teacher when assigned to ensure continuity of instruction (BA III only).