A LITTLE ABOUT US:

Dungarvin is a national organization of privately owned companies that are dedicated to providing high quality, community-based supports to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, people who are faced with mental health, behavioral or significant medical challenges, and to children and their families. 

FUN FACT:

Our founders (Husband and wife duo) Tim and Diane Madden opened the first Dungarvin program, an ICF/MR serving 15 people, in St. Paul, Minnesota, in March 1976. Tim and Diane were the live-in “houseparents” for that first program. Through the success of that program Dungarvin has grown to employ approximately 4,000 people who currently provide supports to over 4,000 individuals across 14 states.

AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY

As Behavior Clinician to provide behavior support services to individuals with developmental disabilities in designated agency programs, as well as in waiver services. This is a great opportunity to make an impact in the lives of others.

HOURS:

• Role has flexibility of where you start and flex schedule. 
• Traditionally hours are anywhere: 830am- 5PM Monday Through Friday.
• Allowed one day remote work.

WHAT YOU'LL DO:

• Behavioral Clinician will be responsible for 3 locations and 9 person's served caseload.
• Behavioral Clinician can observe person served in home, day program, vocational setting, etc. Candidate may interview staff, conduct group meetings, attend group outings, talk with other vendors, doctor's appointments, etc. In what ever fashion they desire to gather needed information to cultivate or modify plans as they desire.
• Behavioral Clinician  will be assessing behavioral strengths/needs for our individuals served
• Writing Behavioral Support Plans (BSPs) specific to individual needs
• Making periodic visits to the individual's home to observe implementation of the plan
• Training staff on implementation of the plan and assessing implementation of the plan
• Monitoring ongoing individual behavioral issues
• Coordinating behavioral training/needs assessments

KEY JOB RESPONSIBILITY BREAKDOWN:

1. Time spent with Person served= 30Hrs
2. Behind the Scenes documentation= 10Hrs (WORK FROM HOME)

To be approved to provide behavioral support services as a Level 2 clinician, an applicant shall meet the following requirements: Either: have a master’s degree in:

·         Clinical psychology, counseling psychology, school psychology, or another applied health service area of psychology; special education; social work; or counseling

OR

·         Be a licensed marriage and family therapist licensed under IC 25-23

·         Be a licensed clinical social worker under IC 25-23

·         Be a licensed mental health counselor under IC 25-23

OR

·         Have a master’s degree in a human services field and be able to demonstrate to the BDDS behavior management committee that the individual has either coursework in or five (5) years of experience in devising, implementing, and monitoring behavior support plans

OR

Meet all of the following requirements: Have a bachelor’s degree. Be employed as a behavioral consultant on or before September 30, 2001, by a provider of behavioral support services approved under this article. Be working on a master’s degree in psychology, special education, or social work. By December 31, 2004, complete a master’s degree in clinical psychology, school psychology, or another applied health service area of psychology, special education, or social work. Be supervised by a Level 1 clinician.

All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.