Jobs at Kennedy-Donovan Center

Provide individualized case management, skill training, supportive counseling, crisis intervention, and community integration for adults with developmental disabilities. Conduct home and community visits, develop and review Individual Support Plans, coordinate community resources and healthcare, maintain documentation, provide transportation as needed, and collaborate with stakeholders to promote independence and well-being.

Provide home- and community-based case management for adults with developmental disabilities: coordinate placements, develop and review Individual Care/Support Plans, liaise with families and providers, maintain EHR documentation (iCentrix), ensure compliance with MassHealth, provide field coaching and crisis support, and participate in outreach and trainings.

Provide a safe, structured home for a child or teen, support daily routines and emotional needs, attend appointments, maintain documentation, and collaborate with KDC case managers and clinical staff.

Provide family-centered early intervention services to infants and toddlers (birth to 3), conduct developmental assessments, develop and implement IFSP goals, coach caregivers, deliver home/community/group-based services, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, maintain documentation and compliance, and participate in supervision and professional development.

Provide family-centered early intervention services to infants and toddlers (birth to 3): assess development, create and implement IFSP goals, coach caregivers, deliver home/community/group visits, collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, and maintain documentation and compliance.

Provide home, community, and group-based early intervention services for infants and toddlers (birth to 3). Conduct developmental assessments, develop and implement IFSP goals, coach caregivers, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, maintain documentation, and participate in supervision and professional development.

Provide direct supports and case management for adults with developmental disabilities across community and program settings. Coordinate services, implement and document individualized goals and treatment plans, assist with skill-building, crisis intervention, transportation, and access to medical and community resources while collaborating with interdisciplinary teams and families to promote independence and inclusion.

Lead revenue operations including state and third-party contracts, billing, collections, compliance, and revenue reporting. Manage and develop a revenue team, partner with program and finance leaders on budgets, audits, and UFR compliance, and implement process improvements to ensure accurate revenue recognition and financial sustainability for nonprofit programs across Massachusetts.

Lead and manage the Day Habilitation program, overseeing operations, staff supervision, regulatory compliance, person-centered service delivery, budgeting, community partnerships, and quality improvement to support adults with developmental disabilities.