Nici Jones graduated from Utah Valley University with a Bachelors Degree in Behavioral Science with an emphasis in Social Work. Nici has always had a desire to work with people. She started out working with at risk youth in a residential setting, but it wasn’t until she started working with individuals with intellectual disabilities that she found her true passion. Nici comes to Timpanogos Supports with decades of experience of working with the ID population. During that time, she has worked in different areas such as a respite/habilitation coordinator, QIDP, Day Program Director, and the last 8 years were spent working as a Health Care Administrator for two intermediate care facilities. Nici is devoted to helping her individuals live their best lives and finds joy in doing so. When she is not working you can find her making dinner for her family of 5, helping with homework, coaching little girls’ soccer, reading a book, hammocking (it’s a real thing), or trying to stop her 2 year old from putting their goldendoodle in a choke hold, that’s a real thing too.
Biography
Nici Jones graduated from Utah Valley University with a Bachelors Degree in Behavioral Science with an emphasis in Social Work. Nici has always had a desire to work with people. She started out working with at risk youth in a residential setting, but it wasn’t until she started working with individuals with intellectual disabilities that she found her true passion. Nici comes to Timpanogos Supports with decades of experience of working with the ID population. During that time, she has worked in different areas such as a respite/habilitation coordinator, QIDP, Day Program Director, and the last 8 years were spent working as a Health Care Administrator for two intermediate care facilities. Nici is devoted to helping her individuals live their best lives and finds joy in doing so. When she is not working you can find her making dinner for her family of 5, helping with homework, coaching little girls’ soccer, reading a book, hammocking (it’s a real thing), or trying to stop her 2 year old from putting their goldendoodle in a choke hold, that’s a real thing too.