Qualified intellectual disabilities professional definition
Qualified intellectual disabilities professional means a psychologist, physician, registered nurse, educator, social worker, physical or occupational therapist, speech therapist or audiologist who meets the educational requirements for the profession, as required in the state of Iowa, and having one year’s experience working with persons with an intellectual disability.
Qualified intellectual disabilities professional means a psychologist, physician, registered nurse, educator, social worker, physical or occupational therapist, speech therapist or audiologist who meets the educational requirements for the profession, as required in the state of Iowa, and having one year’s experience working with the intellectually disabled.
Qualified intellectual disabilities professional or “QIDP” means the leader of the interdisciplinary team (IDT), also referred to as the treatment program manager (TPM). The Qualified Intellectual Disabilities Professional is ultimately responsible for ensuring individuals receive all needed bio-psycho-social services and supports in an integrated and coordinated fashion.
More Definitions of Qualified intellectual disabilities professional
Qualified intellectual disabilities professional means one of the following who has at least one year of experience working directly with individuals who have developmental disabilities:
Qualified intellectual disabilities professional means the person who ensures the client receives those services and interventions identified in the individual program plan.
Qualified intellectual disabilities professional means the person who ensures the client receives those services and interventions identified in the individual program plan. Qualified Intellectual Disabilities Professionals must have at least one (1) year of experience working directly with persons with intellectual or other developmental disabilities and is one of the following: a doctor of medicine, a doctor of osteopathy, a registered nurse, or an individual who holds at least a bachelor‟s degree in a professional category designated as a human services professional (including, but not limited to: sociology, special education, rehabilitation counseling, and psychology).
Qualified intellectual disabilities professional. (QIDP) means an SDS employee who meets the requirements of 7 AAC 140.640.
Qualified intellectual disabilities professional means a psychologist, physician, physician assistant, registered nurse, educator, social worker, physical or occupational therapist, speech therapist