Master’s Degree in Psychology, Social Work, or Counseling.
5 years of experience in the last 7 years working with individuals with IDD and behavioral/mental health concerns.
Proven track record in developing and implementing Individual Program Plans (IPPs).
Experience linking individuals with IDD to community supports and resources.
Experience with clients having criminal and forensic involvement.
Responsibilities
Collaborate with DDS and Regional Centers on the Intake and Referral Process.
Facilitate and lead Intake/admission meetings.
Work with the Clinical Coordinator and IDT to develop and implement IPPs and transition plans.
Assist in conducting Risk Assessments with the Director and Clinical Director.
Coordinate with Regional Center Liaison to access community services as per IPP.
Support individuals pre, during, and post-transition with regular visits.
Perform additional duties as assigned.
Benefits
Comprehensive health insurance options.
Retirement savings plan with employer matching.
Professional development opportunities.
Flexible work schedule options.
Full Job Description
Key/Essential Functions & Responsibilities
Collaborate with DDS and the Regional Centers on the Intake and Referral Process.
Facilitate and lead Intake/admission meeting.
Collaborate with the Clinical Coordinator, Consultants, and other members of the IDT in the development and implementation of the IPP and Person Centered Plan and transition plans
Assist in conducting Risk Assessments in collaboration with the Director and Clinical Director
Coordinate with Regional Center Liaison and Service Coordinator on accessing services in the community as per IPP and Transition Plan
Support the person pre transition, during transition and post transition with at a minimum of monthly visits or more frequently as necessary.
Performs all other duties, as assigned.
Annual Salary: $87,560.30
Minimum Qualification Requirements including education, experience, licensure/certification, etc. and essential physical capabilities (e.g. lifting, assisting lifting, standing, etc.)
A Master’s Degree in Psychology, Social Work, Counseling and five years of experience in the past 7 years working with people with IDD with behavioral/mental health concerns with criminal and/or forensic involvement.
Extensive experience in the development and implementation of Individual Program Plans and person-centered plans for people with IDD with criminal and forensic involvement.
Extensive experience in linking people with IDD with complex behavioral/mental health and forensic needs to community supports and resources.
Credentialed Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Counselor (CASAC) credential
About Young Adult Institute, Inc.
Young Adult Institute, Inc. (YAI) is a network of agencies offering people with intellectual and developmental disabilities a comprehensive range of services across the lifespan. YAI supports people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in achieving the fullest life possible by creating new opportunities for living, loving, working, and learning. The organization was founded in 1957 by a group of parents who wanted to ensure that their children with developmental disabilities had the same opportunities as other children. Today, YAI is one of the largest non-profit organizations in the United States providing services to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
