Qualified Intellectual Disabilities Professional QIDP
About The Position
Make a Difference Every Day — Become a Qualified Intellectual Disabilities Professional QIDP Are you looking for a role where you can truly change lives? Imagine being the reason a child smiles again, builds self-confidence, or discovers a new dream. As a QIDP at Tanager, you won’t just have a job — you’ll have a purpose. Every interaction you have can shape a child’s future, helping them feel seen, supported, and safe. If you believe in the power of human connection, healing, and growth, this is your chance to help a child discover their potential. About Tanager Since 1879, we’ve been dedicated to supporting children and families in Linn County and as the first children's human services agency in the county, our mission continues to evolve with the needs of our community. Today, we serve over 4,000 children and teens annually through prevention, treatment, and outreach programs. We’re more than a non-profit — we’re a community of caregivers working together to Inspire, Empower, and Heal. Position Overview: QIDP As a QIDP, you’ll be part of our Inpatient Team, delivering direct care services that are: Client-centered Strengths-based Professional and compassionate This role provides clinical and operational leadership within the ICFID program, overseeing the development and implementation of individualized treatment plans and behavioral strategies. This position ensures regulatory compliance, fidelity to clinical standards, and the integration of trauma-informed care through supervision, training, and direct consultation. The Lead QIDP collaborates across multidisciplinary teams to guide treatment interventions, manage documentation, and support complex youth needs. Strong leadership, clinical judgment, and a commitment to person-centered care are essential. Why Choose Tanager? We care for the people who care for our kids.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in social work or human services related field
- A minimum of one year experience working with children with an intellectual disability or other developmental disabilities
- Any equivalent combination of experience and training which provides the knowledge and abilities necessary to perform the work
- Certified Medication Aide (CMA) Certification required or eligible to become CMA certified within three (3) months of hire
- Certified in MANDT, UKERU, CPR, and First Aid or eligible to become certified within three (3) months of hire
- Must possess a valid Driver’s License and meet the driving requirements of the Agency
Responsibilities
- delivering direct care services
- clinical and operational leadership within the ICFID program
- overseeing the development and implementation of individualized treatment plans and behavioral strategies
- ensures regulatory compliance, fidelity to clinical standards, and the integration of trauma-informed care through supervision, training, and direct consultation
- collaborates across multidisciplinary teams to guide treatment interventions, manage documentation, and support complex youth needs
Benefits
- Comprehensive Benefits: Medical, dental, vision, and pet insurance
- Financial Security: Retirement plan, employer-paid life, short & long-term disability
- Wellbeing Support: Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
- Work-Life Balance: 10 paid holidays, Compassionate Leave, generous PTO policy
- Growth Support: Tuition reimbursement and opportunities for advancement
- Convenient Pay: Weekly payroll
- the chance to inspire hope and make a lasting impact
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Job Type
Full-time
