Blended Service Coordinator

CHARTIERS CENTER•Pittsburgh, PA

4d•Hybrid

About The Position

Chartiers Center is a private, non-profit behavioral health care organization serving Southwestern Pennsylvania. Our mission is to provide compassionate support to those in need who face behavioral health, co-occurring disorders or intellectual/developmental disability (IDD) challenges as they transform our lives. As a Blended Service Coordinator with Chartiers Center, you would provide support and service coordination to adults living with serious mental illness and co-occurring conditions, including substance use disorders, physical health concerns and intellectual disabilities. This is a highly rewarding community-based role where you build meaningful relationships, advocate for individuals and help them achieve greater stability, independence, and recovery.

Requirements

Associate’s degree in human services and 3+ years of mental health experience.
Bachelor's degree in human services and 2 years of mental health experience OR Master’s degree in human services with one year of experience
Valid Driver’s License Required
Ability to travel throughout the community

Nice To Haves

A compassionate, person-centered approach to service delivery.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
Excellent organizational and time-management abilities.
The ability to work independently and confidently in community-based settings.
Strong relationship-building and collaboration skills.
Self-motivation, initiative, and sound judgment.
A commitment to helping individuals achieve recovery, independence, and improved quality of life.

Responsibilities

Meeting with individuals in homes and community settings.
Conduct assessments and identify strengths and needs and goals.
Develop, implement and monitor individualized service plans.
Connect individuals with housing, benefits, healthcare, behavioral health treatment, employment and community resources.
Coordinate services among healthcare providers, therapist, family members and community agencies.
Maintain regular communication with individuals to monitor progress and identify emerging needs.
Advocate on behalf of individuals across multiple systems.
Maintain timely and accurate documentation.
Participate in an on-call rotation, typically no more than once per month.