Home-Based QIDP (Case Manager/SDA

St. Coletta's of Illinois; Country Club Hills (IL); On-site; USD 44,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading company is seeking a Home-Based QIDP (Case Manager/SDA) to join their Social Services team. The role involves developing personalized service plans, coordinating care, and ensuring individuals with disabilities meet their personal goals. The position offers a structured schedule and a competitive salary range based on certification and experience.

Benefits

Health and dental insurance

Paid vacations and sick days

403b retirement plan

Free long-term disability and life insurance

Qualifications

• Must be 21 years of age.
• DHS certified QIDP or willing to be certified.
• At least one year of experience with ID/DD population.

Responsibilities

• Develop, monitor, and document Service Agreements.
• Provide general case management to support individual outcomes.
• Advocate for services to help consumers achieve their goals.

Skills

Advocacy

Documentation

Service Coordination

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Human Services or related fields

Job description

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St. Coletta's of Illinois is seeking a Home Based Services QIDP to join the Social Services team. This position is responsible for developing comprehensive services that support individuals to achieve their personal outcomes, coordinating services, overseeing the implementation of Service Agreements, and providing general case management to ensure individuals with intellectual and physical disabilities attain personal goals.

Schedule

This position is on-site Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM.

Pay Range

The salary for the position is $44,000 - $52,000, depending on certification and experience level.

Responsibilities

• Develop, monitor, and document Service Agreements, Chronological Logs, and Implementation Strategies (IS).
• Explain all rights to individuals as required by DHS.
• Review service agreements monthly, document service implementation, progress, and needs for modification.
• Provide copies of service agreements to individuals and community support team members.
• Ensure compliance with standards and regulations such as CARF, DMH/DD.
• Advocate for services and supports to help the consumer achieve their outcomes.
• Ensure consumer participation in all decisions affecting their lives.
• Serve as primary contact for guardians and service providers.
• Work with Independent Service Coordinator to facilitate Personal Plans, discovery, and CST meetings.
• Complete additional assessments timely.
• Develop Service Agreements that incorporate all needed services.
• Evaluate services and treatment plans for appropriateness and compliance.
• Train families, guardians, and personal service workers on service agreement implementation.
• Complete service agreements and implementation strategies for tracking outcomes.
• Complete monthly reviews of the consumer's Chronological log and submit hours of service in a timely manner.
• Ensure all services are delivered as outlined in the service agreement.
• Complete home visits in person or virtually as required.
• Attend CST meetings for discharge planning when invited.
• Complete 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 at least one year of experience working with the ID/DD population.
• Bachelor's Degree in Human Services or related fields.
• Two years of Self-Directed Assistance experience preferred.
• Pass criminal background check and physical/drug test.
• Valid driver’s license.

Benefits

We offer health, dental, life, LTD, 403b 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 life insurance (2.5x salary).

About St. Coletta's of Illinois

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, we provide lifelong care through residential, educational, and vocational programs that promote independence and well-being, serving individuals regardless of race, religion, or economic background.