Skill Builder 7362

Meridian Health Services•Anderson, IN

About The Position

Meridian Health Services is seeking a full-time, day-shift Skill Builder I for its Children's program in Madison County, Indiana. The position provides skills and development training to patients and families to support developmental milestones and reduce psychosocial barriers. Skill Builders provide case management in coordination with the clinical team and work with patients day to day, using professional judgment and discretion to implement the team-determined treatment plan. For children, the role provides individual and group skills training for patients and/or families in areas such as coping with body image changes and hormonal-induced emotional mood swings, self-care, daily life management, interpersonal communication, illness management, anger management, positive coping, and problem solving. The Skill Builder also supports treatment-plan development and monitoring, integrated care coordination, clinical documentation, and ongoing professional learning. Employment requires a drug screen, TB test, extensive background check, and fingerprinting. The organization recommends flu and COVID vaccinations and follows COVID-related protocols, including masking, social distancing, and sanitizing.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent and at least two years of paid behavioral healthcare experience, or equivalent college coursework toward a human services or health-related degree.
Valid driver's license with a driving record meeting Meridian's driving policy.
Reliable transportation and proof of auto insurance.
Commitment to providing individual attention to help clients achieve mental, emotional, and physical well-being.
Completion of a drug screen, TB test, extensive background check, and fingerprinting.

Nice To Haves

Associate or bachelor's degree preferred.
Meridian recommends flu and COVID vaccination.

Responsibilities

Assist the Therapist in developing, implementing, and revising individual treatment plans; ensure services are specified in the plan and monitor progress toward treatment goals.
Provide individual and group skills training to children and their families to support developmental milestones and reduce psychosocial barriers.
Provide case management services identified in the patient's treatment plan.
Work with the Therapist and medical staff to coordinate integrated care, identify health issues, support treatment compliance, and facilitate effective communication between patients and medical providers.
Complete CANS/ANSA reassessments.
Consult with staff on specific cases involving coordination of care.
Maintain positive working relationships with staff at other agencies, institutions, homes, and facilities, and serve as a liaison between patients and agencies or institutions.
Prepare and maintain clinical records, reports, forms, and other required administrative materials.
Participate in continuing education activities and remain knowledgeable in areas of expertise.