Murdoch Developmental Center *** Human Rights Committee *** Murdoch Developmental Center’s Human Rights Committee meeting times/dates have changed. See table below for information on dates, times, and how to access the meetings. Note: All meetings are virtual except the August meeting, which will be in person. Month Date and Time Location July No meeting No meeting August 4th Thursday at 10:30 AM In Person: JMH Conference Room, Administration Building at Murdoch Developmental Center September, October, January, February, March, April, May, June 4th Thursday at 10:30 AM Virtual: To join the video meeting, click this link: https://meet.google.com/jvz-euda-idn Otherwise, to join by phone, dial +1 929-276-1263 and enter this PIN: 648 344 171# November No meeting No meeting December 2nd Thursday at 10:30 AM Virtual: To join the video meeting, click this link: https://meet.google.com/ayv-mqag-itr Otherwise, to join by phone, dial +1 941-677-5135 and enter this PIN: 942 144 339# Current Job Listings About the Facility Murdoch Developmental Center in Butner, NC is one of three state operated developmental centers, primarily serving 25 counties of the Central Region. Murdoch provides services and support to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), complex behavioral challenges and or medical conditions whose clinical treatment needs cannot be supported in the community. Murdoch operates four specialty programs including children and adolescents programs which are available for individuals residing in all regions of the state.Mission, Vision, and ValuesHistorical Facts and InformationPhotos of our Facility Eligibility and Admission Criteria Persons eligible for admission to Murdoch Developmental Center shall meet the following criteria: Have an intellectual disability and or developmental disability and Are at least 18 years of age (excludes the specialized programs for children and adolescents) and Have complex behavioral challenges and or medical conditions and clinical treatment needs that meet the ICF-IID level of care and cannot be supported in the community and Community resources have been explored and an appropriate community based program is not available. Referral and Application Process Information Services Our services include: Facility based respite services are provided to give caregivers temporary relief. General population residential program (non-specialty programs) serves adults providing a broad array of residential, medical, habilitation and training services to promote independence. BART (Behaviorally Advanced Residential Treatment) and Next Step serves adult males with an IDD diagnosis and extreme behavioral challenges. STARS (Specialized Treatment for Adolescents in a Residential Setting) serves adolescents ages 13 through 17 who have dual diagnosis (developmental disability and mental illness). The length of stay is up to one year. PATH (Partners in Autism Treatment and Habilitation) serves children ages 6 through 16 with autism spectrum disorder and serious behavioral challenges. The length of stay is up to two years. TRACK (Therapeutic Respite Addressing Crisis for Kids) serves children ages 5 through 17 who have intellectual disabilities and or autism spectrum disorders, serious behavioral challenges and are in behavioral crisis. The length of stay is between 3-45 days. More about our Services and Residential Programs Forms and Documents Campus Work Program FormsCertificate Authorizing Special Minimum Wage RatesDetails and Instructions Work Center Program - VE FormsCertificate Authorizing Special Minimum Wage RatesDetails and Instructions AdmissionsReferral and Application Process Other Forms and DocumentsNotice of Privacy PracticesEmergency Operations Plan Contact Murdoch Developmental Center 1600 East C Street Butner, North Carolina 27509 919-575-1000 Pam Kuhno, Director Admission Office: 919-575-1990 Consumer Advocate Office: 919-575-1030 Infirmary After-hours: 919-575-1553Directions to Murdoch Developmental Center Volunteer Information The Volunteer Services Department at Murdoch Center works diligently to provide tangible and intangible supports to people living at the Center in an effort to improve their quality of life. Support from the community is critical to achieve this goal. They also assist by providing a program of camping and vacation experiences. For information on the variety of ways you can participate, please contact the Volunteer Services department: P.O. Box 3000 1600 East C Street Butner, North Carolina 27509 Phone: (919) 575-1090 Files Murdoch DC- History Timeline.pdf PDF • 296.68 KB - May 25, 2016 referral and admission process Murdoch-10-22-2015.pdf PDF • 176.92 KB - May 25, 2016 Service Detail- Murdoch Dev Ctr (1).pdf PDF • 94.38 KB - May 25, 2016 EOP.Guidelines.MDC_.pdf PDF • 154.75 KB - June 01, 2018
Murdoch Developmental Center *** Human Rights Committee *** Murdoch Developmental Center’s Human Rights Committee meeting times/dates have changed. See table below for information on dates, times, and how to access the meetings. Note: All meetings are virtual except the August meeting, which will be in person. Month Date and Time Location July No meeting No meeting August 4th Thursday at 10:30 AM In Person: JMH Conference Room, Administration Building at Murdoch Developmental Center September, October, January, February, March, April, May, June 4th Thursday at 10:30 AM Virtual: To join the video meeting, click this link: https://meet.google.com/jvz-euda-idn Otherwise, to join by phone, dial +1 929-276-1263 and enter this PIN: 648 344 171# November No meeting No meeting December 2nd Thursday at 10:30 AM Virtual: To join the video meeting, click this link: https://meet.google.com/ayv-mqag-itr Otherwise, to join by phone, dial +1 941-677-5135 and enter this PIN: 942 144 339# Current Job Listings About the Facility Murdoch Developmental Center in Butner, NC is one of three state operated developmental centers, primarily serving 25 counties of the Central Region. Murdoch provides services and support to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), complex behavioral challenges and or medical conditions whose clinical treatment needs cannot be supported in the community. Murdoch operates four specialty programs including children and adolescents programs which are available for individuals residing in all regions of the state.Mission, Vision, and ValuesHistorical Facts and InformationPhotos of our Facility Eligibility and Admission Criteria Persons eligible for admission to Murdoch Developmental Center shall meet the following criteria: Have an intellectual disability and or developmental disability and Are at least 18 years of age (excludes the specialized programs for children and adolescents) and Have complex behavioral challenges and or medical conditions and clinical treatment needs that meet the ICF-IID level of care and cannot be supported in the community and Community resources have been explored and an appropriate community based program is not available. Referral and Application Process Information Services Our services include: Facility based respite services are provided to give caregivers temporary relief. General population residential program (non-specialty programs) serves adults providing a broad array of residential, medical, habilitation and training services to promote independence. BART (Behaviorally Advanced Residential Treatment) and Next Step serves adult males with an IDD diagnosis and extreme behavioral challenges. STARS (Specialized Treatment for Adolescents in a Residential Setting) serves adolescents ages 13 through 17 who have dual diagnosis (developmental disability and mental illness). The length of stay is up to one year. PATH (Partners in Autism Treatment and Habilitation) serves children ages 6 through 16 with autism spectrum disorder and serious behavioral challenges. The length of stay is up to two years. TRACK (Therapeutic Respite Addressing Crisis for Kids) serves children ages 5 through 17 who have intellectual disabilities and or autism spectrum disorders, serious behavioral challenges and are in behavioral crisis. The length of stay is between 3-45 days. More about our Services and Residential Programs Forms and Documents Campus Work Program FormsCertificate Authorizing Special Minimum Wage RatesDetails and Instructions Work Center Program - VE FormsCertificate Authorizing Special Minimum Wage RatesDetails and Instructions AdmissionsReferral and Application Process Other Forms and DocumentsNotice of Privacy PracticesEmergency Operations Plan Contact Murdoch Developmental Center 1600 East C Street Butner, North Carolina 27509 919-575-1000 Pam Kuhno, Director Admission Office: 919-575-1990 Consumer Advocate Office: 919-575-1030 Infirmary After-hours: 919-575-1553Directions to Murdoch Developmental Center Volunteer Information The Volunteer Services Department at Murdoch Center works diligently to provide tangible and intangible supports to people living at the Center in an effort to improve their quality of life. Support from the community is critical to achieve this goal. They also assist by providing a program of camping and vacation experiences. For information on the variety of ways you can participate, please contact the Volunteer Services department: P.O. Box 3000 1600 East C Street Butner, North Carolina 27509 Phone: (919) 575-1090 Files Murdoch DC- History Timeline.pdf PDF • 296.68 KB - May 25, 2016 referral and admission process Murdoch-10-22-2015.pdf PDF • 176.92 KB - May 25, 2016 Service Detail- Murdoch Dev Ctr (1).pdf PDF • 94.38 KB - May 25, 2016 EOP.Guidelines.MDC_.pdf PDF • 154.75 KB - June 01, 2018
