Children Case Mgmt/Health Home Coordinator

The Children's Case Manager/Health Home Coordinator provides care coordination and case management to child/client and family, with a focus on person-centered plans of care.

Requirements

• Valid State of Maine driver license, reliable transportation with proof of registration and insurance
• Minimum of a four-year degree in a human services field or a non-human services field and one year of experience working with child and families
• Conduct outreach and engagement with child and family
• Identify specific resources cited in the plan of care
• Facilitate referrals for child as appropriate
• Advocate for child as necessary for access to needed services and supports
• Coordinate care and services with other providers and supports
• Provide information, consultation, and problem solving supports to the child and/or family, as appropriate
• Assist child and family with system navigation, providing advocacy and/or training in self-advocacy techniques
• Observe, document, and evaluate individual plans and behavior management programs being implemented
• Meet with each child and child's Team at least twice monthly
• Have contact with each child's school/vocational program representative monthly
• Meet with families, guardians, caseworkers, as needed
• Develop and implement an objective data-keeping procedure for each child
• Develop, implement, monitor and assess programs for each child as set forth by the child's Treatment Team
• Review records on each child's progress, and complete a weekly progress report and contact summaries to be filed in the child's Individual Record
• Modify objectives and methodology in individual plans and/or behavior management programs
• Convene and facilitate the child's Individual Service Plan Meetings (annual, quarterly, special circumstance, pre and post placement) in a timely manner for review and the development of an updated Individual Service Plan
• Make program recommendations to the child's Treatment Team based on assessment of the child's progress on the Individual Service Plan