Job Responsibilities

Conducting intakes and screenings and ensuring all clinical forms are completed and signed

Coordinating the process of evaluations and assessments to determine initial and on-going eligibility

Measuring and tracking progress and outcomes for young people and families

Attending and participating in weekly Team Meetings, agency staff meetings and Trainings

Coordinating services with community resources, medical and health providers

Assisting with crisis-management and supervision when necessary

Communicating effectively with families, Child and Family Team members (stakeholders therapists, case managers, etc.), agency management and Direct Support Specialist Coordinators

Performing other duties related to the position

Adaptability in scheduling, driving throughout the county and working within the homes and communities of the families we support is required.

Education / Experience Needed :

Related Master's degree and prior behavioral health experience preferred

Requirements :

Must be 21 years or older

Valid Arizona Driver's License with an acceptable 39 month driving record

Reliable transportation, including Proof of Insurance

Candidates are required to submit a negative drug test

Obtain an Arizona DPS Level One Fingerprint Clearance Card

Complete Adult, Child, and Infant CPR and First Aid training

Relevant experience may include jobs and positions like :

Behavioral Coach

Behavioral Health Technician

Case Aide

Visitation Facilitator

Community-based Specialist

Family Support Worker

Group Home Technician

In-home Support

Life Coach

Mentor

Last updated : 2024-04-30