Support Coordinator Aging - Washington, ME

Care Lync•Lubec, ME

About The Position

Support Coordinator / Service Coordinator Empower Independence. Build Your Career. Make a Lasting Impact. At Care Lync, we're more than a social services agency-we're a team dedicated to helping others live full, independent lives. We provide Support Coordination and Service Navigation for adults with Intellectual, Developmental, and Physical Disabilities, Autism Spectrum Disorder, and aging adults enrolled in the Department of Human Services Medicaid Waiver Program. As a Support Coordinator, you play a meaningful role in helping people access the services they need-from housing and medical care to community engagement and independence. While you're supporting others, we support you with professional development, mentorship, and clear pathways for career growth. Why You'll Love Working at Care Lync Career Growth: Develop your coordination, advocacy, and leadership skills through structured training, mentorship, and advancement opportunities. Meaningful Impact: Your work directly improves the lives of adults and seniors by helping them live with dignity, safety, and independence. Supportive Culture: Join a collaborative, inclusive team that values compassion, communication, and teamwork. Comprehensive Benefits: Medical, dental, vision, 401(k), paid time off, and ongoing training programs.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in social work, Psychology, Human Services, Education, or related field.
Strong organizational, communication, and advocacy skills.
Ability to work independently and travel (up to 50%) to meet participants in their homes and communities.
Valid driver's license, auto insurance, and reliable transportation.
Commitment to maintaining required certifications and state clearances.

Responsibilities

Conduct person‑centered assessments to understand each participant's needs, preferences, and goals.
Develop, implement, and update Individual Support Plans (ISP) to ensure participants receive appropriate services.
Provide advocacy and help participants make informed decisions about providers and care options.
Coordinate with medical professionals, behavioral health providers, family members, and community resources.
Monitor services to ensure safety, satisfaction, and progress toward independence.
Support individuals with disabilities and aging adults in accessing community resources.
Maintain accurate documentation and uphold confidentiality and compliance standards.
Participate in ongoing training and professional development.