Provides weekly, and as needed, supervision to Coordinated Specialty Care (CSC) staff under the supervision of the Program Administrator for Diversion Services. Ensures accurate data collection, sending in reports to Health and Human Service Commission (HHSC) as required, and to adhere to contractual fidelity requirements of the CSC program, including provision of minimum services hours by team (5 hours minimum). Performs field-based intensive social services work with eligible individuals aged 15-30, whom have had their first episode of psychosis within last 2 years. Responsibilities include providing routine case management, skills training & development, individual & family education, referral to appropriate state and federal benefits, supportive education and supportive employment services, & psychosocial rehabilitation to appropriate individuals. Ability to complete detailed, yet concise progress notes on all services provided during or immediately following the session. Position will work closely with various community collaborators and referral sources, including but not limited to: municipal police forces, court and jail liaisons, psychiatric & inpatient facilities, and other LifePath Systems personnel. Work closely with assigned CSC prescriber to ensure that prescriber schedule is maintained effectively. Goal is to increase awareness for individuals and their families of issues relating to psychosis, to ensure individuals receive the services they need to remain stable and functioning in the community. Must be able to work closely with all team members, and take initiative in completing complex tasks and projects, and other duties as assigned. Works under moderate supervision with limited latitude for the use of initiative and independent judgment.
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Job Type
Full-time
Number of Employees
501-1,000 employees