Disability Coordinator at The Improvement Association

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionSummaryDisability CoordinatorResponsible for planning, coordinating, and implementing comprehensive mental health services to include a behavioral and mental health services for the Head Start children. Coordinates the enrolling of children with disabilities and ensures that all children are screened within the federal and state guidelines.Partners with LEA's, health care agencies, dental and other professionals to ensure that all services are provided as identified. Must have an understanding of the Head Start philosophy and familiarity with early childhood development. Minimum requirements include an Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education or a related field with mental health experience is preferred.Must maintain current First Aid and CPR certification, MAT certification, and valid driver's license.DutiesDisability CoordinatorResponsible for planning, coordinating, and implementing comprehensive mental health services to include a behavioral and mental health services for the Head Start children. Coordinates the enrolling of children with disabilities and ensures that all children are screened within the federal and state guidelines. Partners with LEA's, health care agencies, dental and other professionals to ensure that all services are provided as identified. Must have an understanding of the Head Start philosophy and familiarity with early childhood development. Minimum requirements include an Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education or a related field with mental health experience is preferred. Must maintain current First Aid and CPR certification, MAT certification, and valid driver's license.RequirementsDisability CoordinatorResponsible for planning, coordinating, and implementing comprehensive mental health services to include a behavioral and mental health services for the Head Start children. Coordinates the enrolling of children with disabilities and ensures that all children are screened within the federal and state guidelines. Partners with LEA's, health care agencies, dental and other professionals to ensure that all services are provided as identified. Must have an understanding of the Head Start philosophy and familiarity with early childhood development. Minimum requirements include an Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education or a related field with mental health experience is preferred. Must maintain current First Aid and CPR certification, MAT certification, and valid driver's license.