Regional Coordinator
Company: Advanced Behavioral Health
Location: Bridgeport
Posted on: November 1, 2024
Job Description:
POSITION SUMMARY: The Regional Coordinator leads a team of
recovery specialists, senior lead case managers and lead case
managers whose primary goals are to improve clinical linkages from
one level of care to another; provide holistic services to maximize
the likelihood of client success; decrease the ineffective use of
acute treatment Services; ensure successful client treatment
outcomes and ensure the client receives quality treatment services
in an appropriate treatment setting. This position is also
responsible for all clinical and administrative supervision related
to all cases assigned to recovery specialists in the region, to
work with Quality Systems Specialist assigned to the region, to
oversee and monitor case management activity of all client cases
within the region. Responsibility may include providing case
management coverage and for small caseload of active cases. The
Regional Coordinator is the primary contact with regional
behavioral health providers and regional DMHAS teams. Position is
based in the assigned region (75%) with the balance of time in
Middletown (25%). This position will represent ABH - and its
services in a positive and professional manner and adhere to ABH
-'s best practices, guidelines, policies and procedures as
established, promoting ABH - as a leader in behavioral healthcare
in all interactions and work. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Direct supervision of Recovery Specialists, Senior Lead Case
Managers and Lead Case Managers which includes, but is not limited
to providing individual supervision to all case managers in region;
provides weekly or biweekly group supervision to all regional case
managers; provides orientation, on going training, and feedback to
staff; reviews case managers caseloads and activities related to
caseloads and make recommendations related to quality and
effectiveness of interventions; insure that all interventions are
appropriately documented in the electronic case record; work with
staff to identify and manage clients with high-risk behaviors;
assesses and addresses areas needing improvement; review and
approve all case managers requests for client discharge or
transfer;
- Direct Intensive Case Management functions include, but are not
limited to, responsible for providing coverage for Recovery
Specialist, Senior Lead Case Manager and Lead Case Manager;
responsible for directly providing full array of recovery
specialist services (which may include transporting clients in
personal vehicles and documentation of interventions and activities
related to client care);
- Administrative duties may include, but not limited to,
participating in the planning and development of the service
delivery system and implement identified program changes; support
the overall functioning of the GA Behavioral Health and GAICM
program; participate in hiring process of new personnel; liaison
with the Recovery Supports Program for regional administration and
distribution of RSP vouchers; liaison with community providers and
social service agencies to develop and maintain collaborative
relationships; liaison with Regional DSS offices to develop and
maintain collaborative relationship; liaison with host agency staff
to develop and maintain collaborative relationship; monitor staff
activity and productivity and make decisions related to utilization
and impact of services; keep program manager informed of all
significant client or program related issues; complete reports as
requested; review all critical incidents; attend agency sponsored
or recommended in-services, outside workshops, conferences and
meetings;
- Monitor case-manager case loads and documentation, the timely
entering of documentation in the RDMS database as well as entering
screening information and updating the Integrated service plan in
RDMS as well as signed recovery plans and orientation paperwork by
case-managers;
- Maintains confidentiality of all client protected health
information and adheres to all HIPAA related policies and
procedures;
- Attends URAC trainings specific to job duties;
- Attends annual Conflict of Interest training;
- Demonstrates ethical behavior and cultural sensitivity in all
activities involving individuals of diverse backgrounds;
- Performs other tasks/responsibilities as required to support
the business operations.SUPERVISORY DUTIES AND
RESPONSIBILITIES:Responsible for the supervision/management of
staff assigned. This includes; but is not limited to establishing
and maintaining a working environment conducive to positive morale
and teamwork; recruit and hire qualified employees; provide
orientation and on-the-job training for staff. Establish short and
long term goals that are both measurable and obtainable to meet
contract requirements and ensure that these expectations are
clearly communicated and understood by all direct and indirect
reports. Review and approve all applicable timesheets. Oversee the
daily responsibilities of direct reports to ensure that ABH -
policies and procedures are being followed and the
program/department goals are being met. Provide year-round feedback
to employees, counseling, coaching, and training resources and
support as necessary. Refer performance concerns/issues to next
level Managers & Human Resources Department for advice, next steps
and appropriate action. Complete timely staff performance
evaluations outlining clearly defining goals/expectations, secure
applicable signatures/approvals and process paperwork.
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS:
- Master's Degree required;
- Clinical license desired;
- 4 + years of demonstrated working experience working with
behavioral health clients preferred
- At least one year in a supervisory capacity;
- Compliance with current State of Connecticut and federal health
and vaccine requirements;
- Possess mastery of the principles and practices involved in
delivering outreach based case management services to a behavioral
health population with primary disorders related to substance
abuse.KNOWLEDGE/SKILLS/ABILITIES:
- Demonstrated ability to supervise staff for effective and
efficient service delivery;
- Demonstrated leadership, organization and planning skills;
- Must have valid Connecticut driver's license, reliable
transportation and carry insurance coverage of
$100,000/$300,000/$100,000;
- Must be willing to provide community-based services with
significant travel;
- Must be willing to respond to company cell phone during regular
work hours and potentially provide after-hours cell phone
coverage;
- Strong attention to detail; ability to work on multiple tasks
and meet deadlines;
- Excellent PC skills with demonstrated experience using
Microsoft Office Package (MS Word, Excel, Power Point, Access,
Outlook); internet;
- Strong written and verbal communication skills required.
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Keywords: Advanced Behavioral Health, New Britain , Regional Coordinator, Other , Bridgeport, Connecticut
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