Lead Extended Services Coordinator, Grant Services Specialist II (NCS) - Baltimore City Health Department

Baltimore City•Baltimore, MD

3d•$43,901 - $69,639•Onsite

About The Position

The Baltimore City Health Department is currently seeking a dynamic and dedicated individual to serve as a Lead Extended Services Coordinator. This position provides support, education, and information to families to promote self-advocacy and access to available resources and services. The Lead Extended Services Coordinator will develop and prepare reports, correspondence, and evaluations regarding client status, problem resolution, and the implementation of long-term plans and strategic initiatives. The successful candidate will collaborate with families, community partners, and service providers to ensure effective coordination of services and positive outcomes for clients.

Requirements

Have a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university.
Have one year of experience performing social service coordinator related duties.
Have a valid Maryland Class C Noncommercial driver's license or an equivalent driver's license and be eligible to obtain a Baltimore City driver’s permit.
Skill in maintaining confidential, accurate and detailed client case information and records.
Knowledge of the functions, resources and services of public and private community, social service and health agencies.
Skill in collecting, reviewing and analyzing client case records in order to make recommendations on ways to simplify reporting and documentation practices and procedures.

Responsibilities

Provides home and natural environment, center-based family centered services to eligible Part C infants & toddlers and their families.
Develop collaborative relationships with families while maintaining professional boundaries.
Determine with families their concern, priorities and needs of the child and family.
Jointly develop and revise Individualized Family Service plans.
Develop and prepare reports, correspondence, and evaluations regarding client status, problem resolution, and the implementation of long-term plans and strategic initiatives.
Collaborate with families, community partners, and service providers to ensure effective coordination of services and positive outcomes for clients.