Service Providers
WRC contracts with qualified service providers who deliver a broad range of services for children, families, and adults.
Service Providers
Welcome to Westside Regional Center’s Service Provider section. Information is provided here about applying for vendorization, the regulations about vendorization and some of the forms used by vendors. We have also included online resources for service providers.
Become a Service Provider
Clinical & Intake Providers
Opportunities, if any, are listed below. Please note that these listings are NOT employment positions for Westside Regional Center. These opportunities are for the consideration of currently vendored regional center service providers or for new applicants who meet the qualifications and complete the process requirements under Title 17. Please pay special attention to the contact person listed for each posting. All inquiries should be directed to the person specified.
In addition to the State of California-Department of Developmental Services Vendorization guidelines, each opportunity will have additional requirements listed under Title 17 for the specific service that you are applying to provide. To learn more about these requirements, please visit: http://www.dds.ca.gov/Title17/Home.cfm Please make sure to read each listing carefully to determine the additional Title 17 category of service you must follow.
| Job Title | Opening Date | Closing Date | Job Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Intake Counselor | 4/18/18 | Until Filled | View Details |
| Bilingual Intake Counselor | 6/20/18 | Until Filled | View Details |
| Clinical Psychologist | 6/20/18 | Until Filled | View Details |
| Physical Therapist | 5/15/19 | Until Filled | View Details |
| Lead Nurse | 5/10/19 | Until Filled | View Details |
| Pharmacist | 5/10/19 | Until Filled | View Details |
Grant-Funded Contracts
Opportunities, if any, are listed below. Please note that these opportunities are NOT Westside Regional Center employment positions and are only for the duration of the specific grant funding for which the contractor is needed.
Please pay special attention to the contact person listed for each posting. Each opportunity is supported by a specific grant; therefore the contact person may vary. All inquiries should be directed to the person specified.
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Vendorization
Vendorization is the process by which Regional Centers approve an entity to provide services to individuals served by the Regional Center. This process is to identify, select, and utilize service providers based on the qualifications and other requirements necessary in order to provide the services. The vendorization process allows regional centers to verify, prior to the provision of services to the individuals that we serve, that an applicant meets all of the requirements and standards specified in regulations. Applicants who meet the specified requirements and standards, and who complete the vendorization process are assigned a unique vendor identification number and service code.
Since there are 21 Regional Centers in California, each Regional Center is a non-profit agency that contracts with the State of California to provide assessment, case management and purchase services for people with developmental disabilities. Each Regional Center is responsible for a defined geographic area. Westside Regional Center (WRC) provides services in the West Los Angeles area. Regional Centers may only vendor service providers in the Regional Center’s designated area.
For more information about the process of vendorization, the Department of Developmental Services (DDS) has a designated page on their website with an overview and important links for prospective service providers. To visit this page, click here.
The State of California establishes rates for community-based day programs, infant development program, independent living services, work activity program, supported employment, and respite agencies after completion of vendorization. After a rate is set, the regional center Service Coordinator (also referred to as “counselor”) must initiate a written authorization for funds between the regional center and the Service Provider. If the Service Provider initiates services for a client before an approved authorization is received, the regional center cannot provide payment for that service.
Governing Statutes and Regulations for the Title 17 Regulations for Vendorization from the California Department of Developmental Services can be found here.