Care Coordinator

Summary:

To provide case coordination and program services to support participants in their recovery, reduce risk of opioid overdoses and improve participants' employability and social skills in order to facilitate a successful re-integration. 

Essential duties and responsibilities: 

• Provide case coordination and program services to support participants in their recovery, reduce risk of opioid overdoses and improve participants' employability and social skills in order to facilitate a successful re-integration.
• Provide warm referrals and develop linkages to medical, mental and behavioral health treatment, education/literacy, vocational training, job placement and housing agencies, and linkage with recovery community mentors and other support groups.
• Develop positive, supportive and effective relationships with participants and their family members while maintaining these relationships in a professional and instructive manner.
• Help participants develop their own personalized transition plans with goals and action steps.
• Support participants in accessing HCSD substance use services, as well as community addiction services that include Medical Assisted Treatment when indicated.
• Provide referrals and follow up to programs that provide instruction on life skills, ABE/ESOL programs, daily living skills and workplace readiness skills necessary for successful reintegration into family life, the workforce and the community.
• Provide crisis intervention counseling, other types of counseling and emotional support as needed.
• Serve as a liaison with service agencies, addiction service providers, health care providers on all cases to ensure efficiency and continuity in providing services.
• Monitor and keep case records on clients and report progress tot he Director and Coordinator.
• Engage in the required data collection activities and support the evaluation of the project.
• Attend and participate in DPH program training and workshops and other professional development workshops, trainings and conferences. 

Qualifications:

• High school diploma or equivalent certification required
• Associates degree and two years experience providing evidence based services to the priority population
• Counseling experience in a correctional setting preferred
• Training in Motivational Interviewing preferred
• Knowledge and/or experience with a Recovery Community

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