Sunday-Thursday 40 hr per week, hours flexible

Hours: Sunday-Thursday, 40 hours per week, hours flexibleTitle: Crisis Intervention SpecialistSupervisor: Assistant Director of Clinic ServicesThe Crisis Intervention Specialist (CIS) is a role model who provides support to staff during behavioral interventions and monitors staff/consumer interactions to promote optimal choice making, social development, and goal setting opportunities.Responsibilities:Use a proactive approach to encourage consumer choice making; assist in physical redirection techniques, as per OPWDD SCIP certification and individualized adaptive behavior programs.Receive and complete coverage assignments from the Assistant Director of Clinic; assign coverage as needed.Assist in planning, implementing, and reviewing consumer adaptive behavior goal plans; observe implementation and offer recommendations.Maintain accurate documentation in logs such as behavioral observation, interpersonal relationships, nursing, medication, exposure control, communication, first aid, and neighborhood reaction; review, consult, and notify relevant programs and departments as necessary.Promote independence by observing, teaching, and supervising consumers during daily routines and activities, including arrival, programs, leisure activities, self-care, community outings, and meals; actively participate and assist staff.Have knowledge of CFA components and conduct consumer-focused meetings and reviews.Maintain DRIVER AUTHORIZATION status as per IGHL policy.Adhere to IGHL and OPWDD policies, including safety and code of conduct; complete required forms such as fire safety, incident reports, time sheets, and others.Participate in staff meetings, training, and agency committees; request supplies and provide coverage in other program areas as needed.Perform all other responsibilities as directed by management.Requirements:High School Diploma/GEDAt least 3 years of experience working with disabled populations, including 1 year with behaviorally challenged consumers.#J-18808-Ljbffr