CCS Service Facilitator

Green Lake County•Green Lake, WI

1d•Onsite

About The Position

To provide strength and community-based, case management and service facilitation to individuals and families, covering a wide range of behavioral health, developmental and physical disabilities. Approximately 65% of the time is spent providing case management and coordination of services for children and their families in the CCS (Coordinated Community Services) program. This includes performing functional screens, assessments, determining service needs, developing treatment/recovery plans, providing supportive counseling, education, and assisting in areas of need. The applicant will be setting up and facilitating team meetings to ensure individualized treatment/recovery plans and service delivery are coordinated, monitored, and designed to support the individual in achieving the highest possible level of independent functioning. This also includes being a Team Leader or Team Member providing mental health services either in the office or in-home. The applicant will be expected to follow legal, organizational, and contractual requirements, laws, and policies, prepare, complete, and submit required items by due dates and timelines, establish and maintain good communication, collaboration, and cooperation with all stakeholders, and perform other duties as assigned. About 15% of the time is spent providing crisis counseling to individuals via the crisis line and in outpatient settings, including performing crisis line duties, coordinating inpatient emergency detentions and diversions, and being on a 24-hour on-call crisis (mobile) team. Approximately 15% of the time is spent maintaining behavioral health/CCS charts, which includes completing necessary forms (e.g., release of information, insurance claims, scheduling appointments). The remaining time is spent attending and participating in staffings, in-services, supervision, and trainings.

Requirements

Basic everyday living skills
The ability to understand, follow and provide directions
Reading, writing (reports, case notes)
Comprehensive knowledge and skills of person centered approaches
The ability to work in and with individual/family teams
Understand the needs of individuals with mental illness, developmental and physical disabilities
Comprehensive knowledge of the principals and practices of person centered care
Ability to relate to and communicate effectively with staff, community professionals, agencies and the general public
Must have a valid Wisconsin Driver's License
Access to an insured vehicle
A Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work, Psychology or related field
Considerable experience working with mental health and developmental disability populations
A willingness to learn and grow professionally

Responsibilities

Provide strength and community-based, case management and service facilitation to individuals and families covering a wide range of behavioral health, developmental and physical disabilities.
Provide case management and coordination of services for children and their families in the CCS program.
Perform functional screens, assessments, and determine areas of service needs.
Develop treatment plans/recovery plans.
Provide supportive counseling and education.
Assist in areas of need.
Set up and facilitate team meetings to ensure individualized treatment/recovery plans and service delivery are coordinated, monitored, and designed to support the individual.
Support the consumer to achieve the highest possible level of independent functioning.
Be a Team Leader or Team Member providing mental health services either in the office or in-home.
Follow legal, organizational and contractual requirements, laws and policies.
Prepare, complete and submit required items by due dates and timelines.
Establish and maintain good communication, collaboration, and cooperation with all stakeholders.
Perform other duties as assigned.
Provide crisis counseling to individuals via the crisis line and in outpatient settings.
Perform crisis line duties, including coordinating inpatient emergency detentions and diversions.
Be on a 24-hour on-call crisis (mobile) team.
Maintain behavioral health/CCS charts.
Complete necessary forms (i.e., release of information, insurance claims, scheduling appointments, etc.).
Attend and participate in staffings, in-services, supervision and trainings.