IDD Clinical Therapist Child & Family

•  Provides direct clinical services (55-60%) to IDD children and families using therapy, case coordination, and crisis intervention.
•  Collaborates with community agencies, schools, courts, and providers to ensure quality, community-based care.
•  Completes evaluations, develops treatment plans, and maintains documentation per standards.
•  Participates in crisis response during day and after hours as needed.
•  Qualifications include a Master s degree in social work, psychology, or nursing, and valid licensure (LMSW, LPC, Psychologist, or equivalent).
•  Offers competitive pay, comprehensive benefits, flexible schedule, and professional development opportunities.
•  Requires occasional travel, may involve irregular hours, and physical demands such as lifting and reaching.
•  Committed to a culture of recovery, diversity, and equal opportunity.