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Who you are:
Our client is looking for an experienced and compassionate Clinical Social Worker with Developmental Disability experience. We are looking for master's leveled and licensed professionals to join our team of like-minded individuals. You must have a love and passion for working with children of all ages. If you want to help shape the futures of children who struggle with succeeding in school or maintaining successful relationships, we would love to hear from you!
What you will be doing:
The DDS program is designed to meet the unique needs of children who have been diagnosed with an intellectual and/or developmental disability. We are seeking clinically trained staff to work in our outpatient office, located in vibrant Midtown Detroit. You will work steps away from the new QLine that can transport you from Midtown to Downtown Detroit in just minutes!
The DDS program provides opportunities for clinical staff to work within a team of their peers, psychiatrists, psychologists, and BCBAs to ensure high quality services and meet the needs of our families. In this role, you will receive ongoing training in the use of Applied Behavioral Analysis and other evidence-based strategies, which in turn allows the clinicians to implement the most appropriate interventions with their clients. In addition to ongoing training, this position will allow for the opportunity to grow and develop skills not only in individual and family therapy practice, but also developing skills in facilitating group therapy, during our ongoing social skill group sessions.
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About our client:
Our client is home to many specialized clinical services. We lead the way in working with children who struggle with behavioral, emotional, educational, intellectual, and developmental challenges or may have experienced trauma.
We treat the whole child, looking at more than a single issue so we can provide the best, most comprehensive integrated care. We examine barriers in the home, school, and community, working with the family who raises them and the organizations that support them.
Our vision reflects our community's changing needs for providing care and our evolving position as a leading authority on children's mental and behavioral health: To champion the never-ending quest for providing the best care, helping children learn to self-advocate once they're outside the comfort of our walls, and get them on the road to a happier, more fulfilling childhood.
Additional Information:
Full Time
$74k-89k (estimate)
03/10/2023
04/30/2024