The LIMHP is a professional person with the overall responsibility for directing the programmatic and clinical aspects of the day and residential program. Significant aspects of the work include: casework with individuals served by the program to address mental health or behavioral health needs; be familiar with a variety of therapeutic models includingApplied Behavior Analysis, consulting with and training House Managers and Direct Support Professionals in behavioral interventions including documentation and behavioral support strategies, oversight of the Individual Program Plan (IPP) process, developing and maintaining effective partnerships with local and state agencies, developing and maintaining interagency and community relationships, and exercise of independent judgment within a broad framework of rules, regulations and policies to insure compliance with DD regulations. The values and principles which underpin these activities must be reflected in exercising each of the duties outlined.These principles include the protection and enhancement of the rights and dignity of each individual; maximization of involvement and decision-making of the individuals served by the program; recognition that the individuals we serve are members of their community and are entitled to access of generic services, activities and resources; appreciation that meaningful relationships with family, friends, neighbors, and co- workers are natural, voluntary and must include non-disabled individuals. This position must be held by a licensed individual. Minimum of Licensed Mental Health Practitioner (LMHP) is required; Independent Practitioner’s License (LIMHP) is preferred.