The Clinician II will serve as a member of the Adapted Dialectical Behavior Therapy (A-DBT) team, dedicated to addressing the unique needs of individuals with developmental disabilities and comorbid mental health conditions. Individuals receiving services, which are provided in the home and community, are adults with multiple diagnoses and typically present with significant challenging behaviors. Using the principles of A-DBT, the Clinician II will provide assessment, clinical support and consultation based on their unique skills and needs of the individual. Supports include running A-DBT groups, leading social events, identifying challenges within the environment, creating support plans to increase positive behaviors and social skills to promote overall independence, and providing training/modeling to direct care staff in the home. Additionally, the Clinician II may provide training and supervision to Clinicians I and relevant operations roles on development of support plans, measurable goals, and data collection. The Clinician II will maintain a caseload under the supervision of the Clinical Services Manager for implementation of treatment as specified by their respective discipline (ABA, CBT, DBT, etc.) and as designated by the funding source
What You Get To Do:
Manage caseload of individuals for treatment implementation, using DBT therapy.
Conduct Functional Behavior Assessments and develop Positive Behavior Support Plans (BSPs)
Provide clinical guidance to Direct Support Professionals and Program Supervisors
Conduct program visits to interact with staff and support individuals
Foster positive rapport with individuals, parents, and guardians
Review data to ensure care meets individual's current needs
Complete progress reports and update plans as necessary
Assist in providing on-call support, crisis intervention and outreach as needed and appropriate.
Consult and assist with assessment and implementation of supports needed such as reinforcement systems, coping skills, adaptive equipment, etc.
Provide guidance and assistance with admission and discharge decisions on high needs cases.
Participate in the debriefing of significant incidents of individuals on caseload when requested
Attend person-centered planning meetings and home staffing meetings
Develop and maintain collaborative relationships with external service providers including DDA, Consultants, Hospitals, Schools, ABA Providers, etc.
What Makes You a Great Fit:
- Must have a master's degree in psychology, behavior analysis, mental health, special education, social work, or other related discipline; or be graduating with master's degree within the next 6 months.
- 2+ years of professional experience with individuals with intellectual developmental disabilities (IDD) is required
- Relevant experience in designing and implementing support plans for individuals with developmental disabilities, autism, and/or challenging behaviors
- Experience with Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) preferred
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