Social Worker/LMHC Early Intervention

Aspire Health and Community Services•Quincy, MA

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

Aspire Health and Community Services is seeking a Staff Clinician for their Step One Early Intervention Program, which serves clients from Quincy, Milton, and Randolph. This program supports families with infants and toddlers who have special needs, including developmental disabilities, delays, and risk factors. The program's team includes various specialists who work collaboratively with parents and external professionals to conduct assessments, create service plans, and provide intervention and support. Services are delivered in the child's home, the learning center, and community settings. The learning center offers group services like parent-baby groups, infant massage, and sensory motor/social-communication groups. The interdisciplinary team provides standardized assessments, home-based services, consultative services, developmental/therapeutic group services, and collaboration with community and medical providers.

Requirements

License eligible master's degree in Social Work, Mental Health Counseling, Counseling Psychology or related field required.
Prior experience working with children from birth to age three and their families.
Valid driver’s license and access to personal vehicle is required to do home visits in Milton, Quincy and Randolph.
Time management and organizational skills.
Ability to work collaboratively, as well as function autonomously.
Knowledge of family systems and dynamics.
Ability to build therapeutic relationships with the parents of a child with special needs.

Responsibilities

Conduct developmental assessments.
Create individual family service plans.
Offer developmental and therapeutic intervention.
Provide ongoing education and support to families.
Deliver services in the child's home, learning center, and community settings.
Offer group services at the learning center, including parent-baby and parent-toddler groups, infant massage, and sensory motor and social-communication groups.
Provide standardized developmental assessments.
Deliver home-based services to young children and their families.
Offer consultative services to staff of other disciplines and families.
Provide developmental and therapeutic group services for infants, toddlers, and families.
Engage in consultation and collaboration with other community and medical providers such as child care professionals and pediatricians.