Service Coordinator/Case Management (SYA) Young Children -Bilingual: Engli at North Bay Regional Center

Santa Rosa, California, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

11 May, 26

Salary

66984.0

Posted On

10 Feb, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Bilingual, Case Management, Service Coordination, Advocacy, Community Resources, Individual Program Plan, Developmental Disabilities, Client Assessments, Monitoring Services, Eligibility Determination, Transportation, Interdisciplinary Team, Vendor Services, Public Resources, Emotional Needs, Physical Needs

Industry

Civic and Social Organizations

Description

Description Salary Range $60,732– $66,984 with opportunities for 5% increases annually Company Overview At North Bay Regional Center, (NBRC) we believe that all people with developmental disabilities should have the same opportunities as are available to all other citizens. As one of the 21 nonprofit Regional Centers throughout California, we offer a comprehensive program supporting the needs of our communities, provided by driven and passionate employees who ensure that we achieve our goals daily. Who We Serve North Bay Regional Center provides advocacy, services, support, and care coordination to children and adults diagnosed with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families in Napa, Sonoma and Solano counties. We partner with community-based organizations and agencies to empower our clients to thrive and live as independently as possible within the geographically, culturally, and ethnically diverse communities we serve. North Bay Regional Center is a nonprofit private corporation that contracts with the Department of Developmental Services to coordinate services and support for individuals with developmental disabilities. At NBRC, we’re promoting opportunities by supporting choices for people with developmental disabilities. North Bay Regional Center serves over 12,000 people living within the geographic boundaries of Napa, Sonoma and Solano counties. Note: Bilingual Spanish/English skills are required. DEFINITION: Under the general direction of a Case Management Supervisor, responsible for the full range of case management duties including cases requiring intensive case management and high levels of expertise. Implements the clients’ service plans. If assigned to support young children (ages 3-6), will be responsible for assisting Intake with the process of determining Lanterman eligibility for children under “Provisional Eligibility” criteria prior to turning 5 years old. NATURE OF WORK: Under the general supervision of a Case Management Supervisor, the Service Coordinator manages the delivery of services to regional center clients including those with intensive physical or emotional needs; ensures that the client’s Individual Program Plan and its objectives are pursued; assists clients in use of public and private resources before using regional center funds to purchase services; monitors vendor services and verifies that services are delivered in accordance with the purchase of service authorizations; evaluates the effectiveness of clients’ Individual Program Plans; ensures that appropriate community resources are made available to the client; conducts annual reassessments of clients’ developmental status in conjunction with the interdisciplinary team; may conduct client assessments on an occasional basis. Depending on caseload assignments, may be involved in the Lanterman eligibility determination for children under “Provisional Eligibility”. Shall act occasionally, as assigned, in a supervisory or lead capacity, e.g., Officer of the Day or Acting Supervisor. Requirements MINIMUM EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS A Master’s degree in a field related to developmental disabilities. OR Bachelor’s degree in a field which offers content related to developmental disabilities, such as social work, psychology, counseling, a special education or nursing and three years employment in a field related to developmental disabilities. Minimum education requirement may not be waived. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS Fluency in a language in addition to English is desirable and may be required. Bilingual: English Spanish Required Ability to provide personal automobile transportation during working hours and after hours emergencies or access to another form of reliable transportation which meets these minimum legal requirements. A note regarding NBRC’s expectations regarding remote, hybrid, and home-based work… All employment at NBRC requires face-to-face, in-person interactions with NBRC clients, family members, community, and co-workers. Candidates for employment must live within commute distance to their preferred NBRC office, as well as the geographical location of their assigned clients. While 100% remote work is not available to NBRC employees, a hybrid work arrangement with a blend of in-office and home-based work may be available for new employees after successfully demonstrating achievement of performance expectations following at least 3 months of in-office work. Benefits At NBRC, we offer our employees a comprehensive benefits package, including: CalPERS Retirement Plan CalPERS Medical Insurance Plans, with generous employer contributions Dental Insurance, with zero cost for employee only coverage Vision Insurance, with $5/month employee cost share for employee only coverage Flexible Spending Accounts for Medical and Dependent Care 100% Employer Paid Life Insurance Generous vacation and sick accrual policies Employee Referral Reward Program 15 Paid Agency Holidays/year CalPERS 457 Supplemental Retirement Plan Bi-lingual language differential: For those speaking, reading and writing other than English – $200 per month For those speaking a language other than English – $150 per month For those using American Sign language – $200 per month North Bay Regional Center is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Responsibilities

The Service Coordinator manages the delivery of services to clients with developmental disabilities, ensuring that their Individual Program Plans are pursued and that appropriate community resources are available. They also conduct annual reassessments and may assist with eligibility determinations for young children.