Service Coordinator - Mt. Shasta or Yreka

Far-Northern-Regional-Center; Mount Shasta (CA); On-site; USD 59,000 - 77,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Vacation and Sick Leave

Health Insurance

17 paid Holidays

CalPERS Retirement

Job summary

Far-Northern-Regional-Center seeks a Service Coordinator to provide case management for individuals with developmental disabilities. Responsibilities include developing and monitoring IPPs, coordinating with external providers, and conducting home visits. Bilingual English/Spanish abilities are required for compensation eligibility.

The position is full-time at Mt. Shasta, CA, with duties including advocacy, documentation, and collaborative work with clinical staff to support clients and

Qualifications

• Requires BA degree in a field related to Social Welfare or one year of experience in a like position.
• Must demonstrate fluency in English and Spanish to qualify for bilingual compensation (able to speak, read, and write).

Responsibilities

• Provide case management services to an assigned group of persons with developmental disabilities.
• Develop and monitor Individual Program Plans (IPPs).
• Coordinate services with other agencies and service providers.
• Conduct home visits with clients, families or other care providers.
• Consult with clinical and other professional staff.
• Advocate on behalf of clients.
• Complete reports and forms; maintain case records.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Skills

English fluency

Spanish fluency

Education

Bachelor's degree in a field related to Social Welfare

Job description

Service Coordinator - Mt. Shasta or Yreka (Full Time)

Department: Case Management

Location: Mt. Shasta, CA

POSITION:

Bargaining Unit Position

LOCATION:

Mt. Shasta or Yreka

HOURS:

Full Time (39 hours per week)

SALARY & BENEFITS:

$29.14 - $37.88 per hour. Complete package of fringe benefits including Vacation and Sick Leave, Health Insurance, 17 paid Holidays, and CalPERS Retirement. Travel allowance for field work.

JOB SYNOPSIS & QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARY:

A professional position responsible for providing case management services to an assigned group of persons with developmental disabilities. Develops and monitors Individual Program Plans. Coordinates services with other agencies and service providers. Conducts home visits with clients, families or other care providers. Consults with clinical and other professional staff. Advocates on behalf of clients. Completes reports and forms. Maintains case records. Other duties as assigned. Requires equivalent to B.A. Degree in field related to Social Welfare or one year of experience in a like position. Must demonstrate fluency in English and Spanish to qualify for bilingual compensation (ability to speak, read, and write).