Jonathan Seifried

Carol Jones

Carol Jones is the Assistant Division Director functioning as Chief of Staff at the Division of Developmental Disabilities. Ms. Jones oversees legal and regulatory affairs, personnel, and various operational matters including intake, intensive case management, and community transitions. Ms. Jones joined the Division in 2011 as Director of the Legal and Administrative Practice Office, becoming Chief of Staff in 2015.

Ms. Jones has spent her entire career in public service, previously working in the New York County District Attorney’s Office, the New Jersey Department of Law and Public Safety and New Jersey Governor’s Counsel’s Office. She also enjoyed several years as a stay-at-home parent. Ms. Jones obtained her Juris Doctor from New York University.

Kelli Rice

Lisa Eible

Lisa Eible, DSW, MSW, LCSW is an Assistant Division Director of the Support Coordination and Case Management Unit within the Division of Developmental Disabilities (Division). Dr. Eible has deep experience working with diverse, vulnerable, and/or medically fragile populations, including over 30 years in leadership roles. Dr. Eible has expertise in healthcare, geriatrics, intellectual and developmental disabilities, social work practice, agency practice, evaluation, and social work leadership. Areas of passion include Relational-Cultural Theory and its application, diversity issues, interracial/intercultural relationships and the impact of trauma on individuals, families and agencies.

Dr. Eible received her doctoral and master’s degrees in social work from The University of Pennsylvania, and her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology/Sociology/Women’s Studies from Trenton State College.  A lifelong learner, she has also has advanced certificates in Trauma Informed Care, Culturally Competent Human Services, Servant Leadership, and Developmental Disabilities.

Amy Scartocci

Amy Scartocci is the Assistant Division Director overseeing Housing and Resource Development for the Division of Developmental Disabilities. In this role she oversees Housing and Program Development across the state, as well as administration of the Division’s Housing Subsidy Program.    

Amy joined the Division in 2003, where much of her work has been to identify and develop home and community based housing options to support and provide choice for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). She has held leadership roles to support major projects and initiatives throughout her state service, including the support of activities related compliance with the Federal Home and Community Based Services Settings Rule and related Statewide Transition Plan. 

Amy has received the New Jersey Social Innovation Award for Housing and Community Development that recognized her achievements in innovative, attainable, stable and permanent housing service models that strengthen individuals, families, and communities.    

Prior to joining the Division, Amy worked in community settings that supported people with IDD and mental health needs. She received a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Virginia Tech and a Master of Arts in Counseling from Monmouth University.