Multi-Disciplinary Team Facilitator -Non-Merit

Baltimore County, MD•Towson, MD

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About The Position

The MDT (Multi-Disciplinary Team) Facilitator assesses, coordinates and manages the daily activities and information sharing of the Multidisciplinary Team. The facilitator's main purpose is to support the delivery of services by the MDT and ensure its effectiveness and cohesion. This role involves strong organizational skills to support case coordination, information sharing, and outcome monitoring for child victims and their families.

Requirements

Graduation from an accredited college or university with a bachelor's degree, preferably in Social Work or a related field.
A minimum of two years of relevant experience.
Possession of a valid license equivalent to a non-commercial, class C Maryland driver's license may be required for some positions at the time of appointment.
Applicants are required to submit proof of licenses, certifications, and education beyond high school to meet the required qualifications of the position.
Applicants who have obtained a degree from outside the United States of America are required to submit degree equivalence documentation from World Education Services, Inc.(www.WES.org)

Nice To Haves

A master's degree is preferred, but not required.

Responsibilities

Effectively coordinate the MDT response to child abuse in their community.
Build and maintain relationships among MDT members.
Facilitating shared decision-making to ensure a coordinated, comprehensive response.
Ensuring adherence to MDT agreements and protocols as directed by NCA accreditation.
Providing a vital, unique skill set for understanding stages of team development, group dynamics, and key concepts for team resilience.
Ensuring continuous care coordination across all disciplines that fosters a CAC best practice response.
Identifying gaps in service delivery across disciplines.
Implementing solutions to multidisciplinary challenges or gaps in services.
Recognizing sources of bias and identifying strategies for mitigating it.
Identify any emerging issues or notable trends impacting crime victims in our jurisdiction.
Applying strategies to build trust and psychological safety among MDT members.
Act as a central point of contact, manage confidential information, and ensure care plans are implemented effectively.
Tracking client pathways or case outcomes to meet NCA reporting requirements
Assisting CAC Co-Directors with formally onboarding new team members
Practice building powerful questions for increased dialogue and conflict resolution
Schedule Diversion Signings by calling families and explaining the process of diversion agreements, setting up meetings, and coordinating/facilitating the meeting with all parties