What are the responsibilities and job description for the Targeted Case Manager position at Mosaic?
If making a positive impact in the lives of others is always on your to-do list — you'll LOVE working with a team that puts people first.
We're looking for a Targeted Case Manager to join our team!
As a Targeted Case Manager, your primary responsibility is to support people with developmental disabilities in conjunction with their chosen support network to identify, select, obtain, and utilize the paid services and natural supports available to enhance the independence, productivity, and integration of people we serve as it coincides with their lifestyle preferences and needs.
Who will love this job:
A trusted ally - your sound judgment inspires confidence in others, helping them move towards and accomplish goals
A skilled planner - you are adept at finding the best route moving forward while encouraging others to keep their eyes on the positive
An efficient worker- your ability to shift gears helps you be an excellent problem solver
What you'll do:
Manage development, updating, and review of the Person-Centered Support plan using the approved template in participation with the person and the person's support network
Monitor the quality of services delivered to individuals served
Document individual progress and maintain records of persons served
Conduct and record daily billable activities.
Provide assistance and information to the person regarding the types and availability of community services and support options
Access natural supports and generic community support systems, including pursuing means for gaining access to needed services and entitlements
Modify service systems when necessary to increase the accessibility to those
Working Hours: Mainly Mon-Fri 8a-5p with some evenings and weekends as required/hybrid option available/in person required for programs visits and office requirements.
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Requirements:
A minimum of six months of full-time experience in the field of human services; and (ii) either a bachelor's degree or additional full-time experience in the field of developmental disabilities services, which may be substituted for the degree at the rate of six months of full-time experience for each missing semester of college.
We're looking for a Targeted Case Manager to join our team!
As a Targeted Case Manager, your primary responsibility is to support people with developmental disabilities in conjunction with their chosen support network to identify, select, obtain, and utilize the paid services and natural supports available to enhance the independence, productivity, and integration of people we serve as it coincides with their lifestyle preferences and needs.
Who will love this job:
A trusted ally - your sound judgment inspires confidence in others, helping them move towards and accomplish goals
A skilled planner - you are adept at finding the best route moving forward while encouraging others to keep their eyes on the positive
An efficient worker- your ability to shift gears helps you be an excellent problem solver
What you'll do:
Manage development, updating, and review of the Person-Centered Support plan using the approved template in participation with the person and the person's support network
Monitor the quality of services delivered to individuals served
Document individual progress and maintain records of persons served
Conduct and record daily billable activities.
Provide assistance and information to the person regarding the types and availability of community services and support options
Access natural supports and generic community support systems, including pursuing means for gaining access to needed services and entitlements
Modify service systems when necessary to increase the accessibility to those
Working Hours: Mainly Mon-Fri 8a-5p with some evenings and weekends as required/hybrid option available/in person required for programs visits and office requirements.
#nondsp2
Requirements:
A minimum of six months of full-time experience in the field of human services; and (ii) either a bachelor's degree or additional full-time experience in the field of developmental disabilities services, which may be substituted for the degree at the rate of six months of full-time experience for each missing semester of college.