Case Manager - QIDP

UCP Seguin of Greater Chicago; Illinois; On-site; USD 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

QIDP Train the Trainer certification

Safety Care certification

First Aid and CPR certification

Job summary

A leading organization for developmental disability support is seeking a Case Manager/QIDP to advocate for individuals by coordinating essential services and ensuring compliance. This role involves developing service plans, maintaining client contact, and responding to crises. Candidates should have a bachelor's degree in social work, psychology, or a related field and QIDP certification. Preferred skills include knowledge of relevant laws and technologies, as well as the ability to operate a personal vehicle for client transportation.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required by state regulations.
• QIDP certification 40 hours mandatory training.
• Knowledge of Federal and State laws related to developmental disabilities.

Responsibilities

• Advocate for individuals with developmental disabilities.
• Coordinate services and ensure regulatory compliance.
• Facilitate team communication and conduct site visits.

Skills

Knowledge of theories related to developmental disabilities

Ability to operate a personal vehicle

Proficient in computer equipment for data management

Education

Bachelor's degree in social work, psychology or related field

QIDP certification (40 hours of training)

Job description

The Case Manager/QIDP advocates for individuals with developmental disabilities by coordinating services and ensuring documentation and regulatory compliance. This role leads the development and implementation of service plans, maintains regular client and family contact, responds to crises, and monitors outcomes to support integration and well-being. Key duties include facilitating team communication, conducting site visits, leading meetings, mentoring staff, and ensuring alignment with agency goals and standards. While working for our agency you will obtain a QIDP Train the Trainer certification, Safety Care certification, First Aid and CPR certification.

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree (or higher) in social work, Psychology or a related field, as required by state regulations.

QIDP certification (40 hours of state required training)

Preferred Skills

Knowledge of theories, methodologies, technologies, and Federal and State laws and regulations pertinent to the field of developmental disabilities. Operate personal vehicle, as necessary, for transportation needs of persons served and/or movement between program/worksites. Utilize and operate Agency computer equipment for word processing/data management, telephone systems and other common office equipment.