What are the responsibilities and job description for the Disability Services Consultant - Bachelor's Required position at Bold Steps Behavioral Health?
Role Overview
As an IRIS Consultant, you will support individuals in maintaining independence and self-direction within the IRIS program. Your responsibilities include building trusting relationships with participants, developing IRIS Support and Services Plans, and conducting monthly contacts and quarterly visits. You will assist participants in understanding and maintaining IRIS eligibility, connect with local agencies to expand service options, and document all interactions promptly. The role also involves conducting annual Long-Term Care Functional Screens and collaborating with a supportive team while working independently.
Qualifications & Skills
A Bachelor's Degree in social work, psychology, human services, counseling, nursing, or related fields with at least one year of supervised experience working with seniors or individuals with disabilities, or 4 years of direct social services experience. Current IRIS Consultants in good standing or bilingual skills are a plus. Candidates should demonstrate a strong commitment to participant autonomy, be comfortable with technology, and serve diverse populations with empathy.
Requirements: Valid driver's license, reliable transportation, and a satisfactory driving record are necessary.
Benefits: Includes health insurance, FSA, mileage reimbursement, paid time off, retirement contributions, wellness resources, and more.
Join us and help empower individuals to lead meaningful, self-directed lives!
As an IRIS Consultant, you will support individuals in maintaining independence and self-direction within the IRIS program. Your responsibilities include building trusting relationships with participants, developing IRIS Support and Services Plans, and conducting monthly contacts and quarterly visits. You will assist participants in understanding and maintaining IRIS eligibility, connect with local agencies to expand service options, and document all interactions promptly. The role also involves conducting annual Long-Term Care Functional Screens and collaborating with a supportive team while working independently.
Qualifications & Skills
A Bachelor's Degree in social work, psychology, human services, counseling, nursing, or related fields with at least one year of supervised experience working with seniors or individuals with disabilities, or 4 years of direct social services experience. Current IRIS Consultants in good standing or bilingual skills are a plus. Candidates should demonstrate a strong commitment to participant autonomy, be comfortable with technology, and serve diverse populations with empathy.
Requirements: Valid driver's license, reliable transportation, and a satisfactory driving record are necessary.
Benefits: Includes health insurance, FSA, mileage reimbursement, paid time off, retirement contributions, wellness resources, and more.
Join us and help empower individuals to lead meaningful, self-directed lives!