Clinician

Company Description

Nonotuck Resource Associates, Inc. is a Massachusetts-based leader in Adult Family Care, Shared Living, and Day Services, serving more than 450 families across the state. Founded in 1972 by families seeking community-based care, Nonotuck focuses on person-centered, in-home supports for people with intellectual and physical disabilities. The organization emphasizes non-traditional, value-based services designed to honor each person’s individuality and dignity. Caregivers receive robust support so the people they support can experience safe, stable, and meaningful lives in their communities. Nonotuck continues to grow to meet increasing demand for compassionate, relationship-focused care.

Role Description

The Clinician is a full-time, hybrid role based in Lynn, MA, with a combination of on-site work and some work-from-home flexibility. The Clinician provides clinical assessment, treatment planning, and ongoing support to individuals receiving Adult Family Care, Shared Living, and Day Services, as well as guidance to caregivers and provider families. Day-to-day responsibilities include conducting psychosocial assessments, developing individualized service plans, documenting clinical interventions, and participating in interdisciplinary team meetings. The Clinician offers counseling, crisis support, and behavioral consultation, collaborates with medical and community providers, and ensures services align with regulatory and agency standards. The role also involves regular home visits, maintaining timely documentation, and contributing to training and support for caregivers to promote safe, inclusive, and person-centered environments.

Qualifications

• Clinical expertise in assessment, counseling, and treatment planning for adults with intellectual and/or physical disabilities or complex behavioral health needs.
• Skills in crisis intervention, risk assessment, and behavioral support within home and community-based settings.
• Strong communication, documentation, and care coordination skills for working with individuals, families, caregivers, and interdisciplinary teams.
• Ability to work independently, manage a caseload, and balance in-person visits in Lynn, MA and surrounding areas with remote/administrative work.
• Respect for diversity, cultural humility, and commitment to person-centered, trauma-informed, and rights-based practices.
• Master’s degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, or related human services field (licensure such as LCSW, LICSW, LMHC, or equivalent is preferred or achievable within a reasonable timeframe).
• Experience in home-based care, developmental disability services, or long-term supports is highly beneficial.
• Comfort with electronic health records and basic computer applications; valid driver’s license and reliable transportation for community visits.