Responsibilities Provide case management support for behavioral health services, coordinating and implementing treatment goals.
Act as a liaison between families and the agency, fostering collaborative treatment planning.
Assess psychosocial and life skills needs, addressing factors impacting client success.
Conduct educational workshops for parents/guardians on child development, stress reduction, discipline, and safety.
Manage caseload information, handle phone calls, and mediate issues among clients, families, and staff.
Link clients with community resources, offer crisis management services, and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams.
Develop comprehensive discharge plans in coordination with clients, families, staff, and referral agencies.
Train and consult with staff on psychosocial needs, advocate on case, policy, and program levels.
Competencies Exemplary attendance
Excellent communication skills, both oral and written
Strong organizational skills and ability to prioritize tasks
Demonstrated clinical knowledge in behavioral health and developmental disabilities
Intermediate computer skills
Professional telephone etiquette
Tact and diplomacy in interactions with parents, clients, peers, and staff
Requirements Bachelor's degree in a field of human or social services from an accredited college or university.
Minimum of 1 year of experience in the field of IDD, MI, or a related field.
Working knowledge of serious mental illness, developmental and intellectual disabilities, treatment modalities, and community resources.
Good grasp of technology (Word, Excel, relevant apps).
Ability to establish effective working relationships and maintain confidentiality.
Adherence to professional boundaries and ethics.
Possession of a valid Ohio Driver's License, personal vehicle, appropriate driving record, and insurance coverage.
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