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Mercy Home lists this Behavior Intervention Coordinator opportunity in brooklyn, New York. Review the employer’s description below for duties, qualifications and application requirements.
Job description
Behavior Intervention CoordinatorMercy Home for Children is seeking to hire a Behavior Intervention Coordinator, who will be responsible for the needs of the individuals for psychological services residing in Mercy Home's Programs. Facilitate and actively participates in the delivery of psycho-social and health-related services for people in our programs. Represents the Agency by promoting and modeling the mission and core values of the Sisters of Mercy.Requirements:• MA in Clinical or Treatment field of Psychology, Social Work, School Psychology or applied psychology as it relates to human development & clinical interventions & documented training in assessment techniques & behavior support plan development OR• MA Degree in behavior analysis & a national board certification in behavior analysis OR• Mental Health Counseling and minimum 5 yrs of experience working directly with IDD population including development, implementation & monitoring of behavior support plans OR• BA Degree in human services field & provided behavioral services for an agency in the OPWDD field continuously since December 31, 2012 & working toward a MA Degree.• New York State Valid and Unrestricted NYS is requiredJob Duties are as follows:• Participate in Interdisciplinary Team (IDT) meetings as scheduled by the Residence Manager on a semiannual, annual, and as-needed basis..Train and coach Direct Support Professionals, Residential Managers, Assistant Managers, and other assigned staff on approved behavioral strategies, prevention techniques, documentation expectations, communication supports, de-escalation, and positive reinforcement.. Assist with preparation for OPWDD surveys, audits, quality reviews, and internal compliance monitoring.• Provide psychological services in our programs & participate in day program meetings• Attend workshops, conferences, in-services related to psychology, and developmental disabilities.• Prepare reports needed for psychiatric conferences.• Act as the liaison between the psychiatrist and residential program.• Complete functional assessments and medication management plans.• Complete observations of program and report back to the IDT committee.• Develop behavior support plans to address the behavioral needs identified by the IDT for the people we served.• Track progress on behavioral goals and summarize data.• Complete psychological assessments, as needed & behavior support plans and ensure that they meet the needs of each individual we serve.• Actively participate in HRC meeting, IRC meeting, Admission/Discharge meetings.• Provides crisis intervention, individual or group counseling, where appropriate.• Flexibility required including evening and/or weekend schedules, be available for community/agency events.• Co-facilitate a Self-help/Self Advocacy Group, or other groups as directed.• Complete other tasks as designated by departmental needs.Eligible for comprehensive benefits after 30 days of employment, such as Medical, dental, vision, life insurance, 403(b) Mutual of America, 13 paid holidays, 12 sick days & vacation days after 6 months of employment, Afflac, Legal Shield and wellness initiative programs.DAYS: Monday-Friday (35+ hours per week) DAYS/LOCATION WILL VARY BASED ON AGENCY NEEDS. In addition, flexibility is needed for observations in the early mornings & evenings.Salary Description $60 - $72K per year
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brooklyn, NY, 11201, US
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