MUI Investigator

• Investigates reported major unusual incidents (MUI)

• Completes MUI investigation reports

• Develops MUI recommendations and follows up to ensure completion 

• Reviews completed MUI packets to ensure quality

• Reviews monthly MUI and UI facility logs for completion and checks for trends and patterns 

• Conducts or assists in training programs, meetings

• Acts as liaison between the Cuyahoga Board of Developmental Disabilities MUI department and home management 

• Completes documentation as required within specified periods and provides notification to inter- and intra-agency individuals as required and necessary

• Participates in self-improvement/personal growth opportunities such as in-services, seminars, and as a committee member

• Required to maintain personnel needs and other in-service training

• Completes DODD’s MUI investigative agent training within one year of hire

• B.A. or B.S. required, preferably in Education, Psychology, or Social Work

• One year’s experience in working with intellectually disabled persons in a residential facility, school, or supported living

• Two years’ experience in a management or clinical position in the field of DD, preferred

• Experience/Involvement in investigating MUI’s preferred

• Valid Ohio driver’s license 

• Ability to become a company driver and a certified med passer

• Knowledge and ability to resolve complaints from parents, citizens, and government officials

• Knowledge of appropriate developmental treatment programs

• Knowledge of the rights of the individuals

• The ability to promote human dignity and protect the constitutional rights of the residents

• Knowledge of behavioral techniques and interventions

• Competent in the use of a computer and computer software, including Microsoft Office and Adobe

• Ability to analyze information and write comprehensive reports

• Responsible, honest, trustworthy, and objective 

• Knowledge of Medicaid, Licensure, and Waiver Rules 

• Knowledge and ability to communicate effectively with all team members

• Ability to communicate with intellectually disabled people

• Must be able to work flexible hours and days

• Must travel to review scenes and interview people at locations throughout Northeast Ohio

• Ability to read and write in English 

• Physically capable of sitting, walking, reaching, bending, lifting, grasping, pushing and pulling, transferring and transporting, fine hand coordination

• Ability to distinguish smells, tastes, temperatures

• Ability to hear and respond to all modes of communication

• Ability to perform mathematical functions and evaluate and interpret mathematical information 

• Ability to handle confrontation professionally

• Ability to make independent decisions

• Ability to remain calm under stress