Licensed Neurodiversity Navigator

Job Summary

Passionate about whole-person mental health care, the full-time Licensed Neurodiversity Navigator will support individuals and families navigating neurodiversity-related needs through remote consultations, psychoeducation, and connecting clients to appropriate resources.

Key responsibilities

• Support clients by conducting assessments, providing psychoeducation, and creating client-centered care plans
• Administer training to caregivers of children with neurodiverse conditions, enhancing their caregiving strategies
• Independently manage a caseload of neurodiverse clients, facilitating ongoing engagement and crisis support

Required qualifications

• Master's degree and Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certification or independent licensure required
• Significant experience managing neurodiversity-related clinical situations, preferably with case management expertise
• Experience providing training on behavior and neurodiversity-related topics to caregivers and clients
• Deep understanding of the neurodiversity care navigation landscape for both children and adults
• Bilingual, Spanish-speaking candidates preferred but not required