Post Transition Coordinator - LP (Remote NC) at Vaya Health

, North Carolina, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

30 Sep, 26

Salary

81891.99

Posted On

02 Jul, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Clinical Intervention, Case Management, Problem Solving, Conflict Resolution, Interpersonal Communication, Microsoft Office, Electronic Health Records, Budgeting, Negotiation, Project Management, Clinical Documentation, Crisis Intervention

Industry

Hospitals and Health Care

Description

LOCATION: Remote – this is a home-based virtual position that operates Monday-Friday from 8:30am – 5:00pm EST. May live anywhere in Vaya’s catchment area. The person in this role is required to maintain residency in North Carolina or within 40 miles of the NC border. GENERAL STATEMENT OF JOB The Post Transition Coordinator LP (Post TC LP) is responsible for providing proactive clinical intervention and coordination of services and resources to persons residing in & maintaining their home or wish to be rehoused as part of the Transitions to Community Living (TCL) program. The Post TC LP must understand the Olmstead Act and embrace the housing first model. The Post TC LP must enjoy problem-solving, can adapt to changing circumstances, adjust plans easily, be willing to change their approach or perspective when needed, and be able to work in a fast-paced environment to maintain a caseload. Post TC LP will take lead when the transition team is staffing member needs during weekly group supervision and during the Pre-Separation Huddle. Post Transition activities support individuals with maintaining their home in the community setting. They assist with promoting community inclusion, employment, and ensuring the appropriate level of services and supports are in place to ensure ongoing tenancy for the individual. These services support members/recipients with maintaining a home in the community of their choice. This is a remote position with work being completed in home/Vaya office. The Post Transition Coordinator LP will coordinate services/supports via Vaya technology, in collaboration with internal/external stakeholders. Note: This position requires access to, and use of confidential healthcare information or protected health information (PHI) as described in laws addressing patient confidentiality, including, but not limited to, the federal HIPAA law, the Confidentiality of Alcohol and Substance Abuse Patient Records law, 42 CFR Part 2, and various state laws. As such, the individual filling this position shall be required to be trained regarding such laws and shall be required to observe those laws in his/her capacity as an employee of Vaya Health. The individual filling this position shall also sign a confidentiality statement as an employee of Vaya Health. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS Post Transition Planning: The Post TC LP supports members/recipients after they have moved into their unit. The Post TC LP’s main objective is to, in partnership with the member/recipient’s behavioral health provider and care management, successfully retain participants in their community. After thirty (30) days of a member/recipient’s transition into their TCL home, the participant is assigned to the Post TC LP for continued support. The Post TC LP utilizes the Post Transition Stratification that specifies triggers to stratify members/recipients in either high, medium, or low categories. The stratification category directs the goals and subsequent tasks the Post TC LPs complete with providers to support the member/recipient. Each member/recipient is identified as low stratification to start and once they meet certain stratification criteria they are escalated to medium or high stratification and opened to the T&H Separation Risk program and/or the T&H Rehousing program. This triggers a staffing at the Pre-Separation Huddle until the criteria is resolved returning them back to a low stratification and the T&H Separation Risk program closes. Rehousing: The Post TC LP supports members/recipients desire to be rehoused, rather the member/recipient is at risk of losing housing their current placement or has the desire to move to a new location. The Post TC LP goal is to reduce or prevent separations by rehousing the member/recipient when possible. Members/recipients who are at risk will collaborate with the provider(s) to alleviate issues to help keep them housed. According to the service definition, the provider(s) supports participants with identifying other housing options when they are losing their current residence and need to move to another location. The Post TC LP must determine which path is required with a gap or without a gap and will follow the process for either workflow. The Post TC LP must lead ongoing Treatment Team meetings with the member/recipient and the members/recipient care team until housing has been identified. The Post TC LP must determine if a Rehouse Plan is needed. If needed, the Post TC LP must ensure that the Rehouse Plan is completed by the provider and member/recipient is supportive to help the member maintain the PSH placement once new housing options have been identified. The Post TC LP must complete the appropriate subsidy documentation and request the correct funding as financial needs arise to rehouse the member/recipient. If a participant is not interested in being rehoused with TCL, Post TC LP should document their efforts, document the participant's informed decision, and send a request to their supervisor for the participant to be considered for withdrawal. Separation Risk Prevention: Post TC LP is required to support members/recipients with maintaining their ongoing PSH by reducing separation risk. The stratification category directs the goals and subsequent tasks the Post TC LPs complete with providers to support member/recipient. Members/recipients stratified to medium or high require Separation Risk prevention. The Post TC LP will open the member to the Separation Risk program and add the member/recipient to the Pre-Separation Huddle on host ongoing Treatment Team Meetings until the tenancy concern has been resolved. Post TC LP Documentation: Post TC LP is required to provide clear and concise documentation of the post transition phase for each member/recipient under TCL. This documentation will serve to inform the local organization, state, and federal government. All contacts and interventions will be documented in the member/recipient’s Electronic Health Record (EHR) and the Transitions to Community Living Database (TCLD). Post TC LP is required to review the Community Inclusion Monthly Update (CIMU) forms and payee client statements to ensure the member/recipient is not at risk of losing housing or financial assistance. All documentation and notes are required to be uploaded into the member/recipient's record within 24 hours. All receipts, items received form, and invoice payment request stamps are required to be uploaded and/or submitted to Vaya's Finance team within 48 hours. Post TC LP is also required to maintain good record keeping ensuring that TCL is in compliance with NCDHHS required Root Cause Analysis (RCA) reporting and document additional triggering event reporting as needed. When needed, the Post TC LP will support staff with providing clinical insight during or prior to the RCA meeting. The Post TC LP must support maintaining the Master Spreadsheet (MSS) to maintain data entries for members/recipients assigned to their caseload to reflect current participant data points. Collaboration: The Post TC LP will have ongoing, respectful communication with all members/recipients involved in the post transition and/or rehouse phase. The Post TC LP will work closely with the transition coordinators, housing - transitions, care coordination, provider network, TCL Community Liaison, hospital liaisons and other Vaya departments necessary to create, implement and successfully support members/recipients with maintaining TCL permanent supported housing. The Post TC LP will also be involved in education with members/recipients, LRP (Legally Responsible Person), families, providers, and stakeholders associated with Transitions to Community Living. Financial Reassessments: The Post TC LP will complete four (4) month reassessments by completing a CLA budget worksheet and CLA application to ensure the members/recipients meet ongoing CLA eligibility. The Post TC LP will ensure the member/recipient has an active Social Security application or application on file. The Post TC LP will work with the members/recipients provider to ensure they continue to appeal any SSA denials. The Post TC LP will confirm ongoing CLA monthly payments to ensure Vaya's Finance team has the correct information to process payments monthly. The Post TC LP ensures the MSS accurately reflects that's the ongoing CLA amount. The Post TC LP will support the Special Assistance In-Home (SA-IH) designated staff with coordination of SA-IH annual recertification documentation (FL2 forms and SAIH Attestation forms) and provider linkage as needed. If SA-IH is discontinued for any reason the Post TC LP will support the members/recipients with getting reconnected with SAIH funds by supporting with SA-IH application, obtain current FL2 form, and the Appendix E Supplement 2 form. The Post TC LP will ensure that all required SA-IH documents have been saved in the members/recipients EHR and MSS. The Post TC LP will support the Housing team by calling the members/recipients or provider to support with completing obtaining TCLV Biennials Recertification when they have been unable to receive a complete TCLV Biennials Recertification from the members/recipients Other duties as assigned. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, & ABILITIES A high level of diplomacy and discretion is required to effectively negotiate and resolve issues with minimal assistance. This will require exceptional interpersonal skills, highly effective communication ability, and the propensity to make prompt independent decisions based upon relevant facts. Problem solving, negotiation, and conflict resolution skills are essential to balance the needs of both internal and external customers. Must be highly skilled at shifting between macro and micro level planning, maintaining both the big picture and seeing that the details are covered. The Post TC LP must have considerable knowledge of the MH/SU/IDD service array provided through the network of Vaya providers. Additional knowledge in Vaya’s Tailored Plan, State funded services, Medicaid B and C waivers and accreditation is helpful. The employee must be detail oriented, able to organize multiple tasks and priorities, and to effectively manage projects from start to finish. Work activities quickly change according to mandated changes and changing priorities within the department. The employee must be able to change the focus of his/her activities to meet changing priorities. Proficiency in Microsoft Office products (such as Teams, Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, etc.) and Vaya information system is required. EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS Master’s degree in a Human Services Field. * Incumbent must be a Master’s Level Mental Health Clinician. Incumbent must also have 2 years of post- Bachelor’s degree accumulated experience with the population served if Bachelor’s degree was in Human Services or 4 years of post- Bachelor’s degree accumulated experience with the population served if Bachelor’s degree was in a field other than Human Services Licensure/Certification Required: * Valid North Carolina clinical licensure (social work, counseling or psychology) is required. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS * Close visual acuity to perform activities such as preparation and analysis of documents; viewing a computer terminal; and extensive reading. * Physical activity in this position includes crouching, reaching, walking, talking, hearing and repetitive motion of hands, wrists and fingers. * Sedentary work with lifting requirements up to 10 pounds, sitting for extended periods of time. * Mental concentration is required in all aspects of work. RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT: The person in this position is required to reside in North Carolina or within 40 miles of the North Carolina border. SALARY: Depending on qualifications & experience of candidate. This position is exempt and is not eligible for overtime compensation. DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: Open Until Filled APPLY: Vaya Health accepts online applications in our Career Center, please visithttps://www.vayahealth.com/about/careers/ [https://www.vayahealth.com/about/careers/]. Vaya Health is an equal opportunity employer.

Responsibilities

Provide clinical intervention and coordination of services to help individuals maintain community housing through the Transitions to Community Living program. Manage caseloads by preventing housing separation, coordinating rehousing efforts, and conducting financial reassessments.