(HRY) Community First Choice Supports Planner

Calvert County Government

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Calvert County Government’s Office on Aging is seeking a Community First Choice Supports Planner who can work independently and be able to contribute as a team player. This position requires the ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with coworkers, the public, and community partners; communicate effectively, both orally and in writing; understand the psychological, emotional, and social needs of the elderly and persons with disabilities; and deal effectively with the public. Responsible for all Community First Choice Supports Planning for Adults, aged 18 and over. The work involves outreach, tracking applicants and assisting with the eligibility process, provider assistance, case management, and budget compliance. This is a medical model program. The work requires a degree and experience in the field. Workers report to a technical supervisor.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in social work or a related field.
Three years of experience with case management and/or working with the elderly.
Valid driver’s license.
Subject to background investigation.

Nice To Haves

Licensed social worker certificate desired.

Responsibilities

Coordinates and tracks the client application process for the Community First Choice (CFC).
Provides information and assistance in completing application process and in obtaining additional services.
Prepares care plan; coordinates with participating agencies, to assure plan meets client’s needs and that it is compliant with Medicaid regulations.
Assigns case management to OOA grant funded position or provide ongoing case management services.
Locates and arranges for the delivery of appropriate health, social, and community resources.
Maintains confidential files on each applicant and client, meeting CFC requirements for record keeping.
Monitors use of CFC services to ensure delivery of authorized services and client satisfaction.
Monitors expenses to ensure that they are consistent with the care plan and with cost-neutrality requirements.
Ensures budget compliance by maintaining data on CFC billing database.
Assumes responsibility for all statistical reports for the program.
Recruits providers to assure CFC participant access to needed services.
Provides outreach to the community to identify potential persons who can benefit from the CFC.
Participates in all meetings and webinars pertaining to the CFC, monthly OOA staff meetings, and other meetings recommended by supervisor.
Obtains training applicable to the CFC program.
Provides information and assistance to potential clients, their families, and the public regarding services and resources available to seniors and the disabled.
Transports clients to necessary appointments in county vehicle.
Assists clients and caregivers with durable medical equipment requests and incontinent supplies.
Perform other duties as assigned.