Job Title
Person Centered Plan (PCP)
Facilitate person centered behavioral management plan development based on individual needs, goals and desires of the person
In conjunction with the Nurse Educator, provides direct care staff with on-going behavioral intervention and management training to align with person centered behavior management plans
Review effectiveness of the person's person centered behavioral management plan and individual supports and services in place for behavioral improvement
Is accountable for all requirements that ensure provision of the person's supports and services
Report and monitor the person's accidents, injuries, behavior incidents and health concerns
Is the contact person for the person, parent, guardian and authorized representatives regarding issues with the person
Administrative Duties
Complete and disseminate, as appropriate, all documents, including diagnostics and evaluations related to the person centered plans and supports / services requirements and recommendations
Complete and disseminate, as appropriate, all funding source document requirements
Maintain accountability related to provision of all habilitation requirements
Coordinate provision of the person's supports and services with appropriate staff
Complete all requirements within specified timelines
Supervision and Consultation
Seeks clinical supervision and consultation as needed
Regularly staffs concerns regarding the person with supervisor
Accepts and employs suggestions for improvement
Actively works to enhance skills
Clinical Record Keeping
Documents appropriate, complete, and comprehensive assessments
Documents support meeting notes for persons on caseload
Documents case disposition, case closings, follow-up and referrals
Documents in a timely fashion per AltaPointe policy and program procedures
Case Load Management
Effectively manages caseload based on the person's needs
Responds in a timely manner to crisis situations
Makes face to face contact with persons on caseload
Courteous and respectful towards consumers, visitors and co-workers
Treats persons with care, dignity, and compassion
Respects person's privacy and confidentiality
Is pleasant and cooperative with others
Assists persons and visitors as needed
Personal values don't inhibit ability to relate and care for others
Is sensitive to the person's needs, expectations, and individual differences
Is gentle and calm with persons and families
Other Related Duties as Assigned
Actively participates in Performance Improvement activities
Actively participates in Alta Pointe committees as required
Attends required in-service training and other workshops
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree (BA / BS) in a human services field (Psychology, Sociology, Special Education, Social Work, or a related field), or a Registered Nurse and a minimum of one year experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities is required. Must meet Department of Mental Health guidelines for designation as a Qualified Developmental Disabilities Professional (QDDP) Must meet all driving requirements and be at least age 23
Effectively demonstrates the application of adult specific competencies as outlined below, to be attained within (6) six months of employment.
Knowledge of governmental regulations and standards pertaining to services for persons with developmental disabilities.
Knowledge of intellectual disabilities.
Knowledge of available community resources
Knowledge of cultural diversity
Knowledge of behavior management, crisis intervention and interventions common to individuals with intellectual disabilities, as well as, to non-violent crisis intervention practice
Knowledge of educational methods appropriate to adults with intellectual disabilities.
Knowledge of Alabama's Nurse Delegation Program (NDP)
Knowledge of all applicable community mental health program standards (DMH, JC, Medicaid)
Successful completion of Defensive Driving
Successful completion of MAC certification
Knowledge of the growth and development of consumers related to intellectual, emotional, spiritual, and physical aspects.
Knowledge of basic sign language.
Knowledge of basic data collection.
Knowledge of Person Center Planning, natural supports, and the philosophy of self-determination.
Knowledge of Rights of persons served and the complaint / grievance process.
Knowledge of Incident reportingTherAp and RL-6.
Qualified Professional • Daphne, AL, US