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Camino Real Community Services seeks a Habilitation Coordinator IDD to ensure individuals in nursing homes receive comprehensive, person-centered support. You will coordinate care plans, liaise with families, providers, and supports, and advocate for client rights while ensuring regulatory compliance.
The role requires a bachelor’s degree in social work, psychology, or a related field, strong knowledge of IDD services, and excellent communication and organizational skills.
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Full Time Benefits Professional Dilley, TX, US
16 days ago Requisition ID: 1063
Salary: $50,053.00 Annually
At Camino Real Community Services, we know that life can sometimes feel heavier than we ever expected. We have built a team of talented, caring, experienced care providers who provide a place of comfort. We are dedicated to walking beside those who may be experiencing moment of worry, sadness, or uncertainty. We are a caring and knowledgeable team dedicated to walking beside individuals and families when they may be experiencing some of life's hardest seasons, including natural disasters or acts of violence.
The Habilitation Coordinator IDD (Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities) plays a critical role in ensuring that individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities residing in nursing homes receive comprehensive, person-centered support services tailored to their unique needs. This position involves coordinating care plans, facilitating access to community resources, and collaborating with healthcare providers, families, and support staff to promote the well-being and independence of clients. The Habilitation Coordinator acts as an advocate, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements while fostering a supportive environment that enhances quality of life. Through ongoing assessment and communication, the coordinator monitors service delivery effectiveness and adjusts plans as necessary to meet evolving client goals. Ultimately, this role is pivotal in bridging gaps between clients and service systems to empower individuals to achieve their fullest potential within their communities. The caseload will be primarily concentrated in Atascosa and Frio counties. Must drive to nursing facilities using an agency vehicle.
The Habilitation Coordinator utilizes strong organizational and communication skills daily to manage multiple client cases effectively and ensure seamless coordination among various service providers. Critical thinking and problem-solving abilities are essential for assessing client needs and adapting service plans to changing circumstances. Interpersonal skills facilitate building trust and rapport with clients, families, and multidisciplinary teams, fostering collaboration and advocacy. Knowledge of regulatory frameworks and documentation standards ensures compliance and accurate reporting. Additionally, proficiency with technology, including electronic health records and case management software, supports efficient data management and communication.