Home-Based QIDP (Case Manager/SDA

Job Title
Home-Based QIDP (Case Manager/SDA)

Location
Joliet, IL

Salary and Schedule
Pay Range: $44,000 - $52,000 (depending on certification/experience level).

Schedule: Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM (On-site).

Responsibilities

Develops, monitors and documents Service Agreements, Chronological Logs and Implementation Strategies (IS).

Explains all rights to which an individual is entitled as required by DHS.

Reviews service agreements monthly, documents service implementation, progress, and needs for modification.

Provides a copy of written service agreements to the individual and an electronic copy to each member of the individual’s community support team.

Ensures all areas of responsibility are in compliance with CARF, DMH/DD and other relevant standards and/or regulations.

Advocates for services and supports to help the consumer achieve their outcomes.

Assures consumer participation in all decisions affecting their life.

Serves as primary contact person for guardians and all service providers.

Works with the Independent Service Coordinator (ISC) to facilitate Personal Plan, discovery, and CST meetings.

Ensures that all additional assessments are completed in a timely manner.

Develops a Service Agreement that incorporates all needed services for the consumer.

Evaluates services and implementation of treatment plans to ensure appropriateness for the individual and compliance with regulatory requirements.

Trains families, guardians and personal service workers on the implementation of service agreements.

Ensures service agreements and implementation strategies are completed for tracking individual outcomes.

Completes written monthly review of the consumer’s chronological log and submits total hours of service to the director in a timely manner.

Assures that all services are delivered as outlined in the service agreement.

Completes home visits in person or virtually as required.

Attends CST for discharge planning when invited by the individual.

Completes documentation reviews as required by Quality Assurance.

Qualifications

Must be 21 years of age.

Must be a DHS certified QIDP or willing to become certified.

Must have one year of experience working with ID/DD population.

Bachelor’s Degree in Human Services field (e.g., sociology, special education, rehabilitation counseling or psychology).

Two years of Self‑Directed Assistance experience preferred.

Pass a criminal background check and physical/drug test.

Valid driver’s license.

Benefits

Health, dental, life, long‑term disability, 403(b) retirement plan.

Paid vacation, personal days, sick days and 10 paid holidays.

Employees working more than 20 hours per week receive free long‑term disability and free life insurance equal to 2.5 × annual salary.

About St. Coletta’s of Illinois
At St. Coletta’s, our mission is to serve children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities so they can achieve their greatest potential. Founded in 1949 by the Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi, St. Coletta’s of Illinois provides a lifelong continuum of care beginning in early childhood. Our residential, educational and vocational training programs provide services for adults and children with intellectual and developmental disabilities that enhance their independence and well‑being. We serve participants without regard to race, religion or economic background, meeting their needs while providing the least restrictive environment for growth.

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