COMMUNITY LIFE COACH

Ablelight • Colorado Springs, CO

3d

About The Position

The two primary responsibilities are to deliver person centered care and services to those we support in a day program setting and focus on key items in the program to fulfill our purpose for existing: “We believe the world shines brighter when people with developmental disabilities achieve their full potential.” , human resource technology fully and ensure timely, comprehensive, and objective documentation

Requirements

• Knowledge – serving others, giving & receiving feedback, holding self & others accountable.
• Skills – collaboration, listening skills, conflict resolution, and leveraging technology to the fullest.
• Ability – quality and continuous improvement of self and processes.
• High School degree or equivalent preferred, but not required unless directed by state regulations.
• Previous experience in a similar role and responsibility, work, volunteer, community role, or educational setting that focuses on serving and helping others.
• Travel/Flexibility Drivers’ licensure required if role involves driving others.
• Certifications Adult CPR and first aid certification

Responsibilities

• Deliver person centered care and services to those we are blessed to serve. Follow established plans created in collaboration with the person we support, parents & guardians, external clinical or local/state representative & providers, internal partners in quality, and operational leadership. Leverage our health information technology, human resource technology fully and ensure timely, comprehensive, and objective documentation. Fields questions and provides support and guidance daily to Community Life Coaches. Appropriately escalates to operational leadership.
• Identify community resources and activities pertaining to the interest and abilities of those we serve. Facilitate the participation in typical and integrated activities, events, and organizations in the local community in ways like other people of the same age and interest. Accompany participants to activities, if needed, and facilitate involvement and maintain or enhance personal independence.
• Communicate progress, successes, and challenges to guardians / care providers as needed.
• Ensure personal safety of participants on caseload. Maintain electronic records including progress of goals identified on participant’s person-centered plan, incidents, challenges, etc.
• Help with tours and orientations of new clients and their guardians to programs.
• Provide personal care and/ or other support as necessary (i.e., toileting, medication assistance, etc.)
• Tracks and documents all attendance and transportation, providing that data to the Program Manager for billing. On an as needed basis she revises all pickup/drop off routes. Daily, checks the phone for any messages/client call offs and communicates that to the team so that route adjustments are made.

What This Job Offers

• Career Level: Entry Level
• Education Level: High school or GED
• Number of Employees: 501-1,000 employees