Clinical Supervisor - Behavior Intervention

• Provide one-on-one intervention or support services to a child or adolescent with a developmental disability in accordance with the plan for treatment.
• Maintain communication and collaboration with participant’s families, physicians, and officials creating a plan of service for each individual assigned to the caseload.
• Provides face-to-face supervision with DDA staff.
• Conduct staff meetings and training.
• Provides observations and review of direct services by all paraprofessionals.
• Review weekly paperwork regarding assigned caseload, verification of accuracy.
• Collect data/document service requirements on a daily basis.
• Evaluate the progress of each individual participant and implement new interventions as necessary to meet individuals' needs based on current skill level.
• Understand, implement and follow rules set forth by the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare.
• Must complete annual training requirements, as determined by DCI’s Policies and Procedures.

• Bachelor’s Degree in a human service field, Master's preferred.
• Demonstrates competency in writing programs, data, writing, and completing assessments.
• Documentation of one year’s experience working with the population served.
• Have their own reliable transportation, a valid driver’s license, and car insurance.
• Must be able to pass a pre-employment criminal history background check.
• Must provide or obtain CPR/FirstAid Certification.

• Competitive health insurance benefits.
• Mileage Reimbursement.
• Paid time off.

We are a developmental disabilities agency that provides services for both children and adults. We provide in home, community and center services in the Treasure Valley. We have been in business since 2003, our team have been collectively serving the needs of individuals and families with developmental disability needs since 1997. We believe that helping individuals is the most important part of our business, treating them with dignity & respect, and providing quality care. We encourage individuals to advocate for themselves, and advocate for those who are unable to.