Childcare Program Coordinator

ATC; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

ATC in Indianapolis, IN seeks a Childcare Program Coordinator to handle data collection, education, surveillance support and coordination with local health departments. The role focuses on daily tasks to keep lead-poisoning cases properly tracked and managed across the state.

Responsibilities include supporting state case managers on non-confirmed cases, auditing records, entering lead results, investigating reporting issues in IDOH systems, and participating in quarterly reviews.

Responsibilities

• Support state case managers on non-confirmed cases. Track these cases in the state's case management system ensuring local health departments are opening, updating, and closing cases as appropriate
• Audit non-confirmed cases and make suggestions to follow-up on, or close, cases as appropriate
• Enter and monitor lead results that are reported to the State
• Investigate reporting issues, invalid results, questionable entries into IDOH systems including CHIRP, LDF, NBS, etc.
• Participate in quarterly testing report reviews with case managers to identify any trends or issues that they need to address
• Monitor and address tasks related to case management queues (including document review, approval, and closure)
• Track required fields for confirmed cases (i.e. case status, home visit, nutritional & developmental assessment, risk assessments) and coordinate with staff if missing or incomplete.
• Assist, as needed, with providing backup support on required daily processes including system approvals, fax receipt and lead result entry.

Job description

Job Title: Childcare Program Coordinator

Location: Indianapolis, IN 46204

Duration: 1 year contract with possibility to convert to state employee

Interview: Phone and in-person

***Complete Onsite***

Role Summary: This role focuses on data collection, entry, education, surveillance support and coordination with local health departments and other healthcare agencies. The role completes many of the day-to-day tasks required in order to ensure local health departments can actively manage cases of lead poisoned children throughout the state.

Key Responsibilities:

• Support state case managers on non-confirmed cases. Track these cases in the state's case management system ensuring local health departments are opening, updating, and closing cases as appropriate
• Audit non-confirmed cases and make suggestions to follow-up on, or close, cases as appropriate
• Enter and monitor lead results that are reported to the State
• Investigate reporting issues, invalid results, questionable entries into IDOH systems including CHIRP, LDF, NBS, etc.
• Participate in quarterly testing report reviews with case managers to identify any trends or issues that they need to address
• Monitor and address tasks related to case management queues (including document review, approval, and closure)
• Track required fields for confirmed cases (i.e. case status, home visit, nutritional & developmental assessment, risk assessments) and coordinate with staff if missing or incomplete.
• Assist, as needed, with providing backup support on required daily processes including system approvals, fax receipt and lead result entry.