Intensive Care Coordinator

About the role

The Intensive Care Coordinator (ICC) uses an innovative, evidence-based approach (Wraparound) to improve outcomes for families and youth with serious emotional disturbance. The ICC is the leader of a team of professionals and natural supports providing care to family and youth. Smaller caseloads allow ICC staff to provide intensive services to improve outcomes.

Responsibilities

• Uses an innovative, evidence-based Wraparound approach to improve outcomes for families and youth with serious emotional disturbance.
• Led a team of professionals and natural supports providing care to family and youth.
• Provides intensive services to improve outcomes with smaller caseloads.
• Works with families and youth in a behavioral health setting.
• Speaks in front of large groups of professionals with strong presentation skills.
• Organizes and manages resources effectively.
• Works with community resources to support families and youth.

Requirements

• A Master's OR Bachelor’s Degree in a Human Services-related field such as Social Work or Psychology, from an accredited university.
• One year of relevant experience working with families or youth.
• Experience working with the child and adolescent population in a behavioral health setting preferred.
• Strong organizational skills.
• Strong presentation skills with the ability to comfortably speak in front of large groups of professionals.
• Knowledge of community resources.
• Valid Driver’s License with a reliable, properly insured vehicle required for business use.

Qualifications

• Master's OR Bachelor’s Degree in a Human Services-related field such as Social Work or Psychology, from an accredited university.
• One year of relevant experience working with families or youth.
• Experience working with the child and adolescent population in a behavioral health setting preferred.
• Strong organizational skills.
• Strong presentation skills with the ability to comfortably speak in front of large groups of professionals.
• Knowledge of community resources.

Skills

• Ability to work with families and youth in a behavioral health setting.
• Effective communication and presentation skills.
• Organizational and management skills.
• Knowledge of community resources.

Pay

The level of education determines the wage.

Schedule

Weekdays, 1st Shift!