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Metropolitan Area Agency on Aging seeks a Minnesota Aging Pathways Resource Coordinator to support older adults and their families. The role involves assessments, options counseling on long-term care, housing, and financial resources, and coordinating services with health providers and community agencies.
The position is full-time, 40 hours weekly, with a hybrid schedule—in-office two days per week and remote work the rest of the time.
Metropolitan Area Agency on Aging, a nonprofit in Minneapolis, is seeking to hire a full-time, 40-hour-a-week Minnesota Aging Pathways Resource Coordinator. Do you enjoy working with older adults? Are you looking for a position where you have a direct, positive impact on others? Would you like to join an organization that values every employee and their contributions? If so, please read on!
Additionally, professional license renewals, social work supervision, and continuing education units (CEUs) are provided.
In this position, the Resource Coordinator provides person-centered support to older adults and caregivers by completing in-person and phone assessments, offering options counseling on long-term care services, benefits, housing, and financial resources, and assisting individuals and families with care planning and transitions following hospital, rehabilitation, or nursing facility stays. The role involves coordinating services and referrals with healthcare providers and community agencies, advocating for clients to ensure access to appropriate supports, and managing an ongoing caseload with accurate documentation of assessments, plans, and services to promote successful community living.
This position works Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM, with two in-office days per week and the remaining time spent working from home or in the community. When working offsite, employees must meet specific internet criteria, including demonstrated high-speed connectivity and the ability to meet privacy and security standards with secure (password-protected) internet and demonstrate successful performance.
Metropolitan Area Agency on Aging, a nonprofit organization, advocates for older adults. We provide community organizations with funding, and older adults with information and connections to access the best resources to help them age well. By partnering with community and healthcare organizations, we strive to build age- and dementia-friendly networks that make daily life easier for older adults. We are committed to reducing care disparities in communities and ensuring every person has access to the services they need. We are innovators in the aging field