Jobs at Association for Individual Development

Manage day-to-day operations of a 24/7 Crisis Response Program (Crisis Line and Mobile Crisis Response). Recruit, hire, train, schedule and supervise staff/volunteers; provide on-call supervision and crisis intervention as needed; ensure compliance, documentation, billing, Cx360 recordkeeping, program development, stakeholder relations, and community referrals. Must be available for evenings, overnights, weekends, and rotating on-call shifts.

Provide mobile crisis intervention and community-based support services for individuals with mental illness. Perform assessments, crisis counseling, treatment planning, documentation per Rule 132, and coordinate care with providers. Work primarily off-site, maintain certifications, meet productivity standards, and participate in team supervision and meetings.

Manage month-end general ledger close, prepare journal entries and accruals, reconcile A/R, A/P, fixed assets and bank statements, prepare monthly financial statements and audit schedules, handle State of Illinois billing, support Finance team tasks and respond to staff inquiries.

The internship at AID provides learning experiences, professional insights, and skill acquisition for college students, with possible stipends.

The Educational Specialist develops and implements programming for individuals with developmental disabilities, focusing on skill acquisition, training staff, and promoting client engagement in various activities.

The Case Manager QIDP manages a caseload of clients with developmental disabilities, coordinating services, monitoring progress, and ensuring compliance with regulations while advocating for client rights.

The Recovery Support Specialist will provide peer support to clients with behavioral health concerns, assist in achieving recovery goals, and participate in training to obtain CRSS certification.

The Case Manager QIDP manages clinical cases for individuals with developmental disabilities, coordinates services, ensures compliance with regulations, and promotes client advocacy and community inclusion.

Lead community outreach and partnership development to increase awareness and access to behavioral health services. Represent the agency at events, create communication materials, manage outreach logistics, support social media/website content, coordinate internal education, track engagement outcomes, and report community needs to leadership.

Greet clients, answer phones, support program operations and psychiatric clinic tasks (scheduling, reminder calls). Enter services and scan records into Cx360, complete monthly psychiatric billing, manage office supplies, perform general secretarial duties, and provide Spanish-English translation as needed.

The Operations Manager oversees day-to-day operations of community living locations, ensuring compliance, staffing, training, budgets, and quality service delivery while actively engaging in direct service and on-call responsibilities.