Care Coordinator - CME - IC3 - Metro ATL and Canton

View Point Health Job Title: Care Coordinator Job Code: SST012/Social Services Tech 3 Shift: Full-Time (40 hours per week on average) Job Hours: Times May Vary Base Location: Metro Atlanta and Canton - Remote - (Based on Area of Assignment) Division/Department/Program: Case Management Entity (CME) Intensive Customized Care Coordination (IC3) is a collaborative, oriented team approach that utilizes the wraparound process as the base for implementing services.

The approach involves team members that include family members (when appropriate), therapists, doctors, community resources, natural support, and other child servicing agencies as active participants.

Care Coordination (wraparound) emphasizes on shared decisions which encourages using the ten principles of wraparound, being supported by effective team progress, grounded in strength perspective, driven by underlying needs and determined by families ensuring that families reach their goals.

IC3 is also highly coordinated with primary medical care with a focus on optimizing families that are serviced with overall mental, emotional and physical health.

Duties & Responsibilities: Care Coordinators will work with the youth and families to develop a plan of care, identify youth and family needs, make appropriate referrals, and develop crisis safety plans with youth & familiesView Point Health Care Coordinators (CCs) are creative and resourceful, driven by a heart for service, and passionate about helping youth with behavioral health needs to remain in stable recovery with their families and in the community.

Serving a caseload averaging 10 families at any given time, CCs engage with IC3 participants in a meaningful way from the point of intake to build trust, identify needs, and collaborate in developing a strength-based, individualized plan of care for the youth.Effective Action Plans specify goals and strategies to address the medical, behavioral, social, educational, and other needs of the youth and family to better achieve self-sufficiency.

The CC communicates and coordinates care with the family and team members throughout each month to ensure delivery of supportive services, and the Action Plan, which includes the development of a Crisis and Safety plan, is adjusted at monthly Child and Family Team Meetings (facilitated by the CC) to reflect progress towards goals and any new needs or team members identified.As support and services are put in place, a strong CC prepares families for sustainable transition out of IC3 as their goals are achieved.All work done with or on behalf of and families is time-sensitive, based on weekly provision of services and mandatory monthly Child and Family Team Meetings, and it must be documented according to established policies in the youths electronic health record to be reviewed by the CCs supervisor and other staff.

Good documentation and organizational skills are essential, and as work with a caseload of families can be unpredictable at times, taking initi...