Care Coordination Manager - Hybrid - Norwich

Springbrook•Norwich, NY

5d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Care Coordination Manager (CCM) provides comprehensive care coordination to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) within small, local regions of New York State. CCMs oversee a caseload of people with I/DD, acting as a main support to each member, their families, and advocates. The CCM coordinates and monitors all aspects of a member’s life including medical, behavioral health, and community service options. Ensuring access to services and informed choice are essential components in the provision of care coordination. The core responsibility of a CCM is to develop and help oversee a Life Plan with each member. The Life Plan is a person-centered plan that puts the aspirations and desires of each member at the forefront of every decision that impacts a member’s life. Care managers ensure that individualization, integration, independence, and productivity are emphasized in all aspects of life for Southern Tier Connect members. This position is Monday-Friday with allowance for flexible hours to accommodate for employee family and personal life. STC’s CCM positions are tele-commute, meaning you can earn a competitive salary with generous paid time off, receive great benefits including a 401K match up to 5%, and make a difference in the lives of people with I/DD in your area, all from the comfort of your own home. The Care Coordination Manager must meet the requirements of the Care Coordination Organization/IDD Health Home, including 6 core areas of Health Home requirements and skill building areas.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree with two years of relevant experience, or
A Master’s degree with one year of relevant experience.
License as a Registered Nurse with two years of relevant experience
A valid Driver’s License
Must be able to work a flexible schedule and use personal vehicle for business travel purposes.
Ability to work with diverse populations and treat all people with dignity and respect
Duties require professional verbal and written communication skills.
Proficiency in or knowledge of using a variety of computer software and e-mail applications, especially Microsoft Excel, Outlook and Word; have the aptitude to learn other computer software as necessary.

Responsibilities

Complete comprehensive assessments
Development and continual review of an individualized plan of care (Life Plan) through a person centered planning process
Co-identification of interdisciplinary team; contact and scheduling team meetings
Understand each caseload member’s interests, needs, and desires so that each person has the opportunity to reach their potential for independence.
Ensure eligibility for Medicaid and all other identified benefits for applicable services (Behavioral, Medical, HCBS etc.) are maintained.
Utilize CQL/ Personal Outcome Measures interview techniques and processes to inform interdisciplinary team and Life Plan.
Comprehensive and continuous linkage to OPWDD, behavioral, health and community supports and services.
Monitor health and safety of the person and ensure 624/633 and subpart 635-9 is followed.
Work with families, advocates, and individuals as appropriate so that they are fully informed of choice and given opportunity for input in all aspects of care being provided.
Emphasize consumer satisfaction at all stages of program planning and review.
Provide accurate, thorough, and timely documentation according to OPWDD and CCO Policies and Procedures.
Ensure enrollees’ rights are honored and that individualization is a priority.
Utilize a variety of electronic systems to maintain documentation and communication.
Ensure records are compliant, and all documentation and service standards are met, including the timely completion of activity notes and Life Plans
Ensure required training hours are completed.
Other duties as assigned