CBRS Community Based Rehabilitation Services Serving Adults Families

One Love Agency•Idaho Falls, ID

7d•Hybrid

About The Position

One Love Agency is hiring a full-time CBRS Specialist for our Idaho Falls office, starting immediately. The CBRS Specialist delivers skills building and rehabilitative support to both adults and youth in Idaho Falls, working towards goals outlined in the client's treatment plan. This involves teaching, modeling, and practicing daily living, social, coping, symptom-management, problem-solving, and community-integration skills. The role supports clients in various settings, including the office, home, school, and community, reinforcing the work of therapists and case managers to ensure a cohesive treatment plan. The specialist works under supervisory protocol, with their skills plan approved by a master's-level or independently licensed clinician, and alongside a multidisciplinary team. Documentation is a key component, requiring timely, accurate, and plan-aligned entries for Medicaid or IBHP review.

Requirements

Bachelor's-level degree.
Meet Idaho Behavioral Health Plan CBRS / skills building qualifications.
Able to practice under supervisory protocol.
Ability to pass an Idaho Department of Health and Welfare criminal history background check and be cleared before direct client contact.
Clear of any state or federal exclusion list (OIG LEIE / SAM).
Valid Idaho driver's license, reliable transportation, and current auto insurance.
Comfort with electronic health records.
Commitment to same-week documentation.
Willingness to work where the client is — home, school, and community, not only the office.

Nice To Haves

Previous experience in CBRS, skills building, YES, or behavioral aide roles.
Experience working with both children and adults.
Understanding of treatment plans, CDAs, units and authorizations, medical necessity, and IBHP expectations.
Proficiency in documentation, with notes being on time, tied to the plan goal, and holding up under review.
CANS certification (Idaho YES) for the youth side of the caseload.
Crisis de-escalation training, behavior management experience, or work with co-occurring substance use.
Bilingual or multilingual ability.

Responsibilities

Deliver skills building and rehabilitative support to adults and youth.
Work towards goals written in the client's treatment plan.
Teach, model, and practice daily living, social, coping, symptom-management, problem-solving, and community-integration skills.
Assist young people in classroom settings.
Help adults maintain routines, jobs, or housing placements.
Reinforce the work of therapists and case managers.
Maintain timely, accurate, and plan-tied documentation for reviews.