Qidp

A Qualified Intellectual Disabilities Professional (QIDP) serves as the primary advocate for the  individuals and for each individual’s Plan of Care. The QIDP is viewed as crucial in determining  the adequacy of an individual’s services and evaluates the individual in all skill development  areas to determine strengths as well as programmatic needs.  This is an exempt, salaried position. 

Contributions:

• Monitors, integrates, and coordinates the development of each individual’s Individual  Program Plan (IPP), 90-day Interdisciplinary Team (IDT) Reviews, and IDT meetings. 
• Develops a program for assigned individuals to maximize skill development.
• Monitors each individual’s programs and services through direct observation and  interaction on a routine basis, noting and following through on any modifications  addressed. 
• Describes fully all programs developed for assigned individuals and is responsible for  analyzing on a 30-day basis each individual’s Plan of Care noting progress, obtaining data collection, and reviewing all services to ensure the individual is receiving all  interventions and/or services identified as needed.
• Identifies and initiates needs for revision in assigned individuals’ Plans of Care.
• Prepares necessary programmatic documents and oversees documentation of  responsible parties.
• Provides ongoing communication with the IDT for each individual to ensure that they are  receiving all services as identified in the IPP. 
• Maintains ongoing communication with family members, schools, work programs, and  other outside team members. 

Exceptional Benefits:

Minimum of 30 hours worked, and employees enjoy a comprehensive benefits package:

• Health (UPMC), Dental and Vision Insurances (1st of the month following 60 days from start date)
• Healthcare Flexible Spending Account (HSA)
• Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account
• 403b – Traditional and Roth with Company Match 
• Tuition Reimbursement (for core positions)
• Competitive PTO Plan
• 8 Paid Holidays
• Incentive in lieu of Medical coverage

 The QIDP must have specialized training or one year of experience in treating or working  with individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities and must have educational qualifications as set forth in one of the following areas: 

• Psychologist with a master’s degree from an accredited program.
• Licensed Doctor of Medicine or Osteopathy. 
• Educator with an Education Degree from an accredited program.
• Social Worker with a degree in a field other than social work with at least three  years of social work experience under the supervision of a qualified social worker.
• Physical or Occupational Therapist as defined in Federal Regulations  405.1101 (m) or (q).
• Speech Pathologist or Audiologist as defined in Federal Regulations applying  to ICFs/MR.
• Registered Nurse. 
• Therapeutic Recreation Specialist who is a graduate of an accredited program  and is licensed or registered in the state. 
• Certified Rehabilitation Counselor. 
• Human Services Field Degree in Psychology, Human Behavior, Culture  Behavior, or Basic Human Care Needs.  

APPLY TODAY to make a lasting impact!
Visit https://www.verland.org/ to learn more about what makes Verland expectational! 

Verland is an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will be considered for employment without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local laws.