Center for Human Services is a nonprofit healthcare and social impact organization serving children, youth, adults, and families in King and Snohomish Counties. Its work spans person-centered mental health counseling in clinics and schools, family support, substance use disorder treatment, and community-based intensive services, including WISe/Wraparound and infant and early childhood programs. The organization also supports community health through volunteer and donor programs, public health events such as Narcan training and vaccine clinics, and services focused on measurable outcomes.
Service Coordinator for Developmental Disability Support
Coordinate services and individualized supports for people with developmental disabilities at Center for Human Services. The role includes caseload management, resource referrals, care monitoring, and case documentation.
विवरण
- Help people with developmental disabilities and their families find and access appropriate services and supports
- Advocate for individuals and assess services in partnership with their families and guardians
- Manage cases involving a range of ages, disabilities, and levels of complexity
- Build trusting relationships through regular communication and planning
- Assess needs and develop action plans
- Build community partnerships and support networks
- Find and develop resources, make referrals, and provide follow-up
- Prepare utilization review requests and service authorizations
- Coordinate federal, state, county, and community programs
- Evaluate service quality, timeliness, and effectiveness
- Monitor services by phone, email, and in-person meetings on monthly, quarterly, and annual schedules
- Follow reporting procedures, including mandated reports of suspected abuse or neglect
- Document TCM activities in case notes within three business days
- Maintain at least 120 billable TCM hours each month
- Complete assigned training and take part in continuing education, conferences, and seminars
- Handle other assigned projects and duties
आवश्यकताएँ
- Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university, or an active Registered Nurse license
- Residence in the service area
- Reliable transportation and an acceptable driving record
- Use of a personal vehicle for transportation
- Ability to drive to individuals’ homes for work assignments
- Valid driver’s license
- Proof of valid personal vehicle insurance
- Reliable internet access for telecommuting
- Ability to collaborate with multidisciplinary professionals and incorporate evaluations into individual support plans
- Strong oral and written communication skills
- Ability to use multiple computer formats
- Ability to work with people from economically and culturally diverse backgrounds
- Ability to complete accurate work within set timelines
- Ability to return calls and emails within one business day
- Ability to work independently and handle confidential information with discretion
- Ability to apply math skills to understand, review, create, and maintain budgets
- Ability to advocate for individuals receiving services
- Ability to facilitate and lead an ISP team
- Preferred: experience supporting people with intellectual or developmental disabilities in community-based settings
- Preferred: experience in social work, special education, psychology, counseling, vocational rehabilitation, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, or a related field
- Preferred: experience with case management and documentation tools such as Setworks, Kronos, and Therap
- Preferred: experience assessing, developing, or implementing person-centered plans with multidisciplinary teams
- Preferred: experience using Microsoft Office
लाभ
- Hybrid or remote telecommuting arrangement
- Benefits described as best in industry
- Training, continuing education, conferences, and seminars
- Reliable internet access for telecommuting employees