Supports Coordinator (Bethlehem, PA)

ADP, Inc.; Bala Cynwyd (PA); On-site; USD 39,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

ADP, Inc. in Bala Cynwyd, PA is seeking a Supports Coordinator to engage individuals and families in developing plans that address needs and expand life opportunities.

You will assist in choosing and coordinating services, monitor delivery, and promote individuality, choice and control. The role requires experience with intellectual/developmental disabilities, proficiency with computers and HCSIS, and a commitment to customer service as you work with consumers and families to identify outcomes

Qualifications

• 2 years' Human Services work experience (required)
• Degree: associate or bachelor’s in applicable field with 12 credits in social science coursework
• Proficient with computers and HCSIS
• Valid driver’s license and reliable car

Responsibilities

• Complete assessments to identify needs and desires.
• Develop Individual Support Plans and personal budgets with a person-centered approach.
• Identify outcomes and ensure ISP addresses them.
• Coordinate services and complete referrals; resolve delivery barriers.
• Monitor services to ensure delivery and safety; track outcomes.
• Assist in maintaining the person’s support network (family, friends).
• Arrange and manage generic resources and community supports.
• Maintain compliance with organizational policies and best practices.
• Attend trainings and educate families on rights and due process.

Skills

Oral Communications

Technical Communications

Interpersonal skills

Diplomacy

Professionalism

Customer Service

Organization & Time Management

Computer literacy

File Management

MS Office / databases

Education

Associate or Bachelor's Degree with 12 credits in Social Science coursework

Job description

If you are unable to complete this application due to a disability, contact this employer to ask for an accommodation or an alternative application process.

Salary Range: $39,000.00 To $45,000.00 Annually

Summary

The Supports Coordinator will engage individuals and their families in the development of plans that assure the needs and wishes of the consumers are addressed and life opportunities expanded. Supports Coordinators assist in the choice of services and supports, coordinate the provision of services and supports, and monitor the delivery of services and supports. This employee will promote individuality, choice and control. This position will be performed consistently with the values, principals and philosophy of The Everyday Lives Publications, Quality Progressions, and all applicable policies and procedures. The employee will have a strong foundation of experience in providing supports coordination or services to people with intellectual/developmental disabilities. This employee will have a strong belief that people with disabilities can achieve outcomes, have value, and contribute to their community. All decisions and actions of the employee will be consistent with the agency mission statement and will be completed with a customer service focus. The employee must be proficient in the use of computers and with HCSIS.

Accountabilities

• Completes assessments to identify each person’s needs and desires. This will include the use of formal and informal tools to gather information needed to assist the person to identify their needs and wishes.
• Assists the person to develop their Individual Support Plan and personal budget. Updating the ISP as needed and at least annually. This is to be completed with a person centered approach.
• Supports the person to identify the outcomes they need to achieve and assures that the ISP addresses these.
• Identifies the services that will meet the customer’s needs. Completes the referrals. Coordinates the services the person is receiving. Resolves any barriers to the delivery of service. This involves knowing a fully array of options and knowing where to learn of others as needs and interest warrant.
• Monitors the services to assure they are being delivered as planned and that the outcomes that were identified are being achieved. Monitors to assure the person is safe and in the best possible health.
• Assists in identifying and sustaining the person’s support network including family, friends, and associates.
• Assists in arranging for and effectively managing generic resources and generic supports.
• Assists in identifying and developing community resources to preserve the person’s well-being in the home and community.
• Awareness of The Everyday Lives Publications, and Quality Progressions and all other applicable policies and procedures.
• Attends training and continues to remain knowledgeable about current best practices in services to support people with mental retardation.
• Trains families and consumers on their rights and due process.
• Develops a professional working relationship with the families and consumers on their caseload. This involves getting to know each person we support.
• Maintains a customer service focus. This involves meeting with consumers and their family at their availability.
• Completion of all other duties that are needed to support the consumers and their family and Quality Progressions.
• Oversight and assistance given to FDSS grants.
• Takes initiative and exhibits leadership.
• Performs all other duties as assigned.

Skills

• Effective Oral Communications
• Technical Communications
• Interpersonal skills
• Diplomacy
• Professionalism
• Customer Service
• Excellent Organization and Time Management
• Computer LiteracyFile Management
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite Knowledge of databases preferred

Qualifications

• Ability to pass background screens
• A reliable car
• Driver's license

Experience

• 2 years' Human Services work experience (required)

Education/Training

• Degree: An associate or Bachelor’s Degree in an applicable field with a minimum of 12 credits in Social Science related coursework.

Ability to Relocate

• Relocate before starting work (Required)