Lead Crisis Intervention Specialist - IDD Services

Central-Counties-Center-For-Mental; Belton (TX); On-site; USD 23,000 - 33,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health

Dental

Vision

Life Insurance

Generous PTO

Observed Holidays

Volunteer Time Off

Retirement Plan

Job summary

Central Counties Services in Belton, TX seeks a Lead Crisis Intervention Specialist for IDD services to work with coordination teams to identify at-risk individuals and provide crisis prevention strategies.

The role includes crisis respite planning, documentation, and collaboration with law enforcement, providers, and community partners, with travel up to 50% and a day shift. Bachelor’s in a related field and IDD crisis experience preferred; travel within service area required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in psychology, sociology, social work, criminal justice, or related human services field.
• Experience working with individuals with IDD, preferably in crisis settings.
• Knowledge of behavior analysis principles or related disciplines.
• Ability to develop and evaluate behavior support plans.
• Strong assessment and crisis intervention skills.

Responsibilities

• Respond to referrals for Crisis Intervention Services within 48 hours.
• Complete initial screenings/assessments to determine level of need and appropriate services.
• Gather information to develop therapeutic support plans and identify supports necessary for community placement.
• Coordinate admission and discharge for crisis respite services and maintain required documentation.
• Collaborate with supervisors and providers to coordinate services and train respite staff.

Skills

Behavior analysis

Crisis intervention

Collaboration

Documentation

Assessment

Education

Bachelor’s degree in psychology, sociology, social work, criminal justice, or related human services field

Job description

Central Counties Services in Belton, TX seeks a Lead Crisis Intervention Specialist for IDD services to work with coordination teams to identify at-risk individuals and provide crisis prevention strategies.

The role includes crisis respite planning, documentation, and collaboration with law enforcement, providers, and community partners, with travel up to 50% and a day shift. Bachelor’s in a related field and IDD crisis experience preferred; travel within service area required.