Texana Center·Rosenberg, Texas
The TST Specialist participates in case consultations for individuals with autism and IDD while developing and delivering training for caregivers. They are also responsible for collecting, tracking, and reporting data related to consultations and training sessions.
Specialist in IDD Services
Applicant will participate in case consultations regarding children and adults with autism and IDD who are having difficulties in their community settings due to medical, behavioral, or psychiatric issues. Consultations require good knowledge of the Medicaid Waiver system (HCS, CLASS, MDCP, TxHML), LMHA and LIDDA functions, and support resources for both individuals and families.
The position requires a familiarity with various topics related to support and services for individuals of all ages who have IDD or autism. The person will identify training needs of caregivers, develop trainings, and present trainings on a regular basis both virtually and in person.
The person will be organized with collection, tracking, and reporting of data collected during consults and training. Information gathering and dissemination are key components of the role. The person will be a team member who acts as a resource for those involved in the system of care.
Full or part-time available. Monday through Friday 8am-5pm.
Job Related Physical Requirements
Must be able to perform light (15lb), pushing, stooping, light carrying (15lb), repeated bending, reaching above shoulder, simple grasping, hearing, walking and sitting, running and some lifting.
Must have the ability to see, write, operate office equipment, and operate motor vehicle and have depth perception.
Qualified individual must be able to perform these functions with or without reasonable accommodations.
Texana Center is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Candidates must meet QIDP qualifications and hold a bachelor's degree in a human service field. A valid Texas driver's license and experience in IDD/autism services are required.
Market context
In Texas, TST Specialist openings are typically tied to ongoing demand for IDD and autism services, especially where programs need staff who can coordinate supports and work across community settings. These roles are competitive because employers often look for QIDP qualifications, a human service bachelor’s degree, a valid Texas driver’s license, and direct experience in IDD/autism services. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this page against the original posting so you can quickly confirm fit and save research time before applying.