SUPPORTS COORDINATOR/CASE MANAGER at The Arc Alliance

Eagleville, Pennsylvania, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

03 Apr, 26

Salary

55000.0

Posted On

03 Jan, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Case Management, Communication, Organizational Skills, Social Services, Team Coordination, Crisis Intervention, Individual Support Plan, Community Resources, Monitoring, Assessment, Documentation, Relationship Building, Problem Solving, Planning, Advocacy, Training

Industry

Health and Human Services

Description

Job Details Job Location: Eagleville Location - Eagleville, PA 19403 Position Type: Full Time Education Level: 4 Year Degree Salary Range: $45,000.00 - $55,000.00 Salary Travel Percentage: Up to 50% Job Shift: Day Job Category: Nonprofit - Social Services Title: Supports Coordinator Exempt Staff Definition: Under the direction of the Director of Supports Coordination Services We are currently hiring for Supports Coordinators to work with individuals of all ages with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The position provides case management services to a group of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities living in various community living arrangement programs or their own/family homes through Berks, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties. The Supports Coordinator is responsible for monitoring their health and safety and providing follow up support when needed. Their job is to locate and coordinate services and supports for these individuals through a Medicaid waiver program through the state or accessing community and natural resources available. Hiring currently for Montgomery County caseloads-travel to the participants’ home and community locations required. Salary Range: $45,000 to $55,000 per year. Employer insurance contribution for employee, spouse and dependents. Requirements: The candidate must have work experience and have an understanding of local, state and the federal special education systems; Pennsylvania’s MH/ID service systems; current welfare, social security and other benefits systems. Has a working understanding of other agencies, community services and systems and their relationship to programs and families. Possess high quality organizational skills. Ability to work in a high pressured job situation and adhere to strict time guidelines. Excellent communication/writing skills to interface effectively with all County Personnel, Program Coordinators, Contract Coordinators, Staff Members, Contracted Therapists and other agencies and persons which may be involved in the referral process. Ability to work effectively with people and aid them to grow in the constructive use of their potential in adjusting to their specific needs. Ability to understand and accept the needs and rights of others and to work with individuals who are physically challenged, emotionally troubled, or economically disadvantaged. Ability to plan and organize work, prepare adequate records and reports, set priorities and maintain a caseload in an effective and timely manner. Current FBI, Criminal History and Child Abuse clearances will be required to at time of hire. Employee must be willing to update clearances as per regulations. The employee must be legally authorized to drive a motor vehicle in the State of Pennsylvania. They must have a valid Driver’s License and must have current automobile insurance. A 3-year driver record check is required at time of hire and it must be updated annually. Recommended automobile coverage with the following limits, $100,000/$300,000 for liability and $100,000 for property damage. The employee must be able and willing to drive throughout the counties that we provide services. Job Duties: Inspires staff and makes effective use of their energies, resources and talents in promoting the objectives, values and vision of the organization; Helps coordinate and disseminate information; Assists Administration in establishing and implementing agency priorities, goals and strategies; Helps facilitate and foster effective and supportive relationships between staff and Administration; Must complete all required trainings; Responsible for direct provision of case management services and coordinating all direct services; Interviews individuals and others as appropriate. Gathers personal, medical, social, educational and vocational information; Responsible for the development of an initial Individual Support Plan (ISP). Responsible to use a person centered planning approach to help the planning team develop a comprehensive ISP to meet the participant’s identified needs in the least restrictive manner possible; Coordinates and assures delivery of direct services; Reassesses and modifies plan goals and objectives as needed; Ensures ongoing monitoring of services delivery included in the individual’s ISP, records progress and changes; Responsible to ensure face to face meeting with each individual to ensure the individual’s health and welfare, to review the individual’s progress and ensure that the ISP is being implemented as written; Provides supportive services to the client and family, assisting them during the entire process of planning and delivery; Maintain current knowledge of private and public resources in the community; Ensures individual’s choice of providers by providing information to ensure individuals make fully informed decisions; Ensures individuals with behavioral support plans and crisis intervention plans are consistent with the ISP; Develops working agreements with community resources; Interprets service resources to clients and serves as liaison between client and service providers; To conduct individual and family interviews and to use them to identify individual needs; To establish and maintain effective working relationships with consumers, their families, other staff outside agencies and institutions and the general public; Plan and coordinate team meetings at least annually to conduct a comprehensive review of the ISP, or more frequently as individual needs change; At least annually collect information to inform level of care reevaluations; Participates in the standardized needs assessment process to maintain development of the ISP process including any necessary ISP updates; Facilities the completion of additional assessments, based on participants’ unique strengths and needs, for planning purposes and ISP development in order to address all areas of needs and the participant’s strengths and preferences; Respond to and assess emergency situations and incidents and assure that appropriate actions are taken to protect the health and welfare of individuals; Monitor participant and/or family satisfaction with services; Arrange for modifications in services and service delivery, as necessary to address the needs of the participant, and modify the ISP accordingly; Ensure that services are appropriately document in HCSIS on the ISP; Communicate the authorizations status to ISP team members as appropriate; Maintain knowledge of current social case management principles, techniques and methods; Maintain knowledge of current social, economic and health problems and resources and then recognition of their impact on the growth and development of people; Maintain knowledge of the basic principles and methods of program interpretation and community organization; Maintain knowledge of social welfare policy and law as they related to agency function and purpose and societal structures; Provide information to participants on fair hearing rights and assist with fair hearing requests when needed upon request; Attend and participate in community activities representing The Arc Advocacy Services; Participate/Contribute in agency fundraising activities Physical Requirements: Frequent communications, verbal and written; using math/calculators; frequent sitting, standing; visually or otherwise identify, observe and assess Other: All other duties as assigned Qualifications Qualifications: Must have at least a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university which is supplemented by at least 12 college credits in sociology, social work, psychology, gerontology, criminal justice or other related social sciences.

Responsibilities

The Supports Coordinator is responsible for providing case management services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, ensuring their health and safety while coordinating necessary services. They develop and monitor Individual Support Plans (ISPs) and facilitate communication between clients and service providers.