Qualified Developmental Disabilities Professional

Job Description

Job Description

• Some travel is involved. Meetings can occur in Richmond, Virginia Beach, Suffolk, Norfolk, Newport News, Hampton, Chesapeake, etc.

General Responsibilities : The individual will be responsible for providing QDDP Services for adults and children with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

The QDDP assumes responsibility for the following roles to include :

Records management

Records review / audits

Conducting and approving assessments

Prescreening, admitting, and discharge planning

Intake screening and associated paperwork

Attend Intake, SIS, and Annual meetings

Overseeing the development and implementation of Individualized Service Plans (Part V Initial and Annual)

Writing reports such as Quarterly Service Reviews

Reviewing documentation on the individuals

Coordinating services with Support coordinator to include scheduling meetings

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities :

Experience managing services for adults and children with intellectual, developmental, physical, and mental disabilities

Experienced in personnel management, HIPPA and records management, developing and implementing Individualized Service Plans, conducting, and approving assessments, prescreening, and discharge planning

Familiarity with regulations governed by DBHDS and Offices of Human Rights, Medicaid, Department of Labor, OSHA, Community Service Boards, Case Management Services, First Aid, and CPR

Effective written and oral communication skills

Strong documentation skills

Knowledge of behavioral plans

Qualifications :

A Bachelors degree plus one year of experience and supervisory skills working with the intellectually and developmentally disabled population served

Must have a valid Virginia drivers license

Must have one (1) year of working with the intellectually and developmentally disabled population

Certifications are preferred for Therapeutic Options, First Aid, and CPR. Will provide this training if necessary.