Treatment Coordinator - New Mexico ALB

New Mexico Solutions; Albuquerque (NM); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Paid time off and holidays

Retirement plan options

Tuition reimbursement

CEUs and clinical supervision

Wellness program

Mileage reimbursement

Job summary

New Mexico Solutions is seeking a Treatment Coordinator to join the team under supervision of the Program Manager and Clinical Director/Supervisor. You will provide person-centered case management and coordinate services for children in the NMS TFC program, including face-to-face contacts and treatment plan development.

You will work with a multi-disciplinary team, engage families, and coordinate with internal and external providers.

Qualifications

• Master’s or Bachelor’s degree in a human services field as listed.
• Experience in social services or child mental health is preferred.
• Two years’ social services experience is preferred; master’s can substitute for two years.

Responsibilities

• Provide person-centered case management and coordination for children in the NMS TFC program.
• Maintain required face-to-face contacts per month and document progress and treatment needs.
• Develop, implement, and monitor each child’s treatment plan with the treatment team.
• Coordinate with internal and external providers to ensure service provision.
• Engage families in treatment planning and follow-up, with appropriate supervision when on-call.

Skills

Time management

Verbal communication

Written communication

Bilingual (English/Spanish)

Education

Master's Degree in social work/clinical psychology/family studies

Bachelor's Degree in social work/clinical psychology/family studies

Job description

The Treatment Coordinator will work under the supervision of the Program Manager and Clinical Director/Supervisor. This position will focus on provision of person-centered case manager and coordination service to children in the NMS TFC program.Why Join Our Team?Competitive payComprehensive health, dental, vision, and Telehealth benefitsPaid time off plus 9 paid holidaysRetirement plan optionsTuition reimbursement and free CEUsClinical supervision and professional developmentWellness and Employee Assistance ProgramsMileage reimbursement for work-related travelPublic Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) eligible employerEligible clinical positions may qualify for the National Health Service Corps (NHSC) Loan Repayment ProgramEssential Functions:Treatment Coordinator Services: Participates as an active treatment team member serving children enrolled in NMS TFC program as evidenced by:Meeting all State requirements regarding contact for all treatment foster children including a minimum of two face-to-face contacts per month (as defined by supervisor).The ability to use both in-home and out of home contacts for the purpose of hearing any special concerns the child may have. Contacts are used to assess the child’s progress and identify the child’s treatment needs, and monitor any potential neglect/abuse.Scheduling and completing treatment team meetings in a manner that fosters team cooperation and meets agency and state requirements.Demonstrating the ability to develop and implement each child’s treatment plan in coordination with the treatment team: (1) prepares the initial written treatment plan with the treatment team, (2) supervises the implementation of the treatment plan, (3) reviews and monitors the treatment plan, (4) develops and documents modifications in the treatment plan, and 5) assures that appropriate signatures are obtained from appropriate treatment team members.Demonstrating the ability to complete all case management and coordination type of needs for each assigned treatment foster child and each treatment foster parent. This includes but is not limited to providing support to each treatment foster parent to whom they are assigned.Demonstrating the ability to follow up on all goals from treatment team, as well as, recommendations made by the supervisor in and out of formal supervision.Demonstrating support of the child’s relationship with his/her biological family and involve them in their child’s treatment planning (as appropriate).Participating in scheduled meetings, committees, supervision sessions, and team meetings.Participating in on-call rotation. Providing appropriate support and seeking out clinical supervision as appropriate when on-call.Service Team Approach: Participates as an active treatment team member serving individuals in the TFC program as evidenced by:Demonstrating the ability to recognize and identify symptoms of mental illness and substance use.Participating as a member of a multi-disciplinary team approach to treatment and recovery.Coordinating with both internal and external providers regarding service provision.Providing training and support to new TCs as assigned.Outreach, Engagement, Follow-Up: Provides comprehensive outreach, engagement, and follow up to assigned individuals as evidenced by:Providing comprehensive outreach and follow up to all assigned individuals including contact attempts over the phone, in-person, in the home etc.Demonstrating the ability to engage and develop rapport with individuals presenting with a variety of symptoms/presentations.Cultural Competence and Diversity: Provides culturally appropriate services to diverse populations as evidenced by:Providing services that are person-centered.Providing services that are culturally relevant.Providing a non-judgmental, open, and welcoming approach to diverse populations.Documentation: Completed documentation that meets identified expectations as evidenced by:Documenting all services provided within expected time frames.Documenting all services provided in a manner that meets service definitions, regulatory standards, and agency expectations.Documenting all services provided in a manner that is person-centered and meets quality improvement goals.Efficiency and Productivity: Consistently meeting established productivity standards as evidenced by:Demonstrating excellent organizational skills.Demonstrating effective use of time management techniques.Demonstrating the use of effective engagement skills.Consistently meeting established productivity standards.Staff Development Activities: Participates in staff development activities to increase skills and professional development as evidenced by:Participating in and completing all required trainings in an accurate and timely manner including foster care specific training of 40 hours.Identifying and requesting training or skill enhancement opportunities.Engaging in cross-training activities with other team members.Attending and participating in supervision sessions and demonstrating the ability to apply supervisory recommendations to work performance.Other: Completes other administrative support duties and special projects as developed and assigned.Education and Experience:Education:Master’s Degree in the following fields: social work, clinical psychology, family studies, or another human services related field. ORBachelor’s Degree in the following fields: social work, clinical psychology, family studies, or another human services related field.Experience:Two years experience working in the social services field preferred.Master’s degree in applicable field listed above can substitute for two years experience credit.Background in child mental health field preferred.A bachelor’s degree in a non-human services field plus three years’ experience working with children, youth, and families may be a substitute for a Bachelor’s degree in a Human Services Related field plus two years experience.OTHER: Valid drivers’ license and meets the driving privileges guidelines established in HR Policy 12.6 “Vehicle Safety and Client Transportation.”Knowledge and Skills:Demonstrated success in the following areas:Ability to manage time to meet all deadlines.Ability to recognize and identify symptoms of mental illness and suicide and risk potential and respond appropriately.Good verbal and written skills.Bilingual (English/Spanish) is preferred but not required.