Crisis Case Manager
Current•Develop and implement individualized discharge plan upon individuals admission•Complete daily documentation of individuals progress•Arranges the discharge and transition of each youth•Contacts and collaborate with existing providers of supports and services in the community•Assist each youth and caregiver/family with identifying and accessing needed services/support post-discharge•Complete a needs assessment with family/caregiver and work to identity needed BH/IDD supports for youth with co-occurring diagnoses•Conduct assessments (remote or face to face as needed), provide clinical intervention, assess for safety and risk factors•Participate in monthly staff meetings of autism crisis home staff•Meet with the BCBA and Program Manager on a routine basis to discuss and resolve current issues.•Provide behavioral supports to children and adolescents as well as staff working in the Autism Spectrum Disorders Crisis Support Homes (ASD-CSH)•Collaborate with Director of Clinical & Crisis Support Services to ensure the homes are managed well and run efficiently and in accordance to all applicable Rules and Regulations