Job Description

Make a Life-Changing ImpactAre you a compassionate and experienced clinician ready to make a lasting difference in the lives of children and families? Join the Home-Based Childrens Services (HBCS) team at the J. Arthur Trudeau Memorial Center. For over 60 years, weve been dedicated to supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and were just getting started.At Trudeau, we promote a supportive, collaborative, and mission-driven environment where your clinical skills will be valued and your work will matter.



The RoleAs a Clinician, youll design, oversee, and evaluate individualized treatment plans that help children with special needs thrive at home, in school, and in the community. Youll supervise and coach Treatment Interventionists, engage directly with families, and collaborate with other providers to ensure integrated, family-centered care. Your work will include HBTS (Home-Based Therapeutic Services), Pre-Treatment, and Post-Treatment services, with a strong focus on behavioral and developmental support.What Youll DoDevelop and implement evidence-based treatment plans tailored to each childs needsConduct clinical assessments and monitor progress through data-driven decision-makingTrain, coach, and provide feedback to Treatment InterventionistsFacilitate family and team meetings to align goals, progress, and challengesProvide on-site support in homes, schools, and therapy settingsCollaborate with families, CEDARR, schools, and community-based providers (OT, PT, Speech, Counseling, Psychiatry, etc.)Lead the development of skill-building and behavior-reduction curricula, including social skills groupsMaintain accurate clinical documentation, including status notes, treatment updates, and incident reportsAttend IEPs, FCP meetings, and other interagency sessions as neededPromote a positive, respectful, and family-centered approach in all interactionsWhat Youll BringLICSW, LMHC, LMFT, BCBA, or PhD in Psychology (required)At least 2 years of experience working with children with developmental disabilities or behavioral needsExperience in developing an individualized curriculum and supervising staff (preferred)Excellent communication and collaboration skills with families and community partnersReliable transportation and the ability to travel throughout Rhode IslandAbility to meet the physical demands of the role, including floor work, sitting in child-sized furniture, and intervening physically when needed for safetyCompetenciesClinical assessment & treatment planningSupervision & staff developmentFamily engagement & team collaborationDocumentation, reporting & case reviewsCrisis response & behavioral de-escalationCultural competence & family-centered careEthical practice & confidentialityAdaptability, initiative & teamworkTechnology & data use in clinical decision-makingWhere You'll WorkIn family homes, schools, community settings, and office environmentsDirect work with children includes teaching self-care skills (e.g., toileting) and managing behavioral safety needsTravel throughout Rhode IslandWhy Join TrudeauMission-driven culture focused on compassion, dignity, and inclusionDynamic, supportive team environment with collaborative leadershipOngoing professional development, including paid training and conferencesTuition reimbursement for continued educationMedical, Dental & Vision13 Paid HolidaysVacation, Sick, and Personal TimeHRA and FSA optionsEmployer-Paid Life InsuranceVoluntary LTD and additional Life Insurance403(b) Retirement PlanEmployee DiscountsJoin us in creating a brighter future for children and families across Rhode Island.Your skills, compassion, and leadership can help make that future possible.