JBS Mental Health Authority

Home Coordinator- Pell City


PayCompetitive
LocationPell City/Alabama
Employment typeOther

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  • Job Description

      Req#: 1107
      Home Coordinator
      Normal Work Hours/Days: 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. Monday - Friday
      Location: Pell City Group Home
      The position of Home Coordinator involves the supervision of day to day operation of a mental illness residential program, and its staff, the implementation of programs, and the liaison activities between the program, community, and administrative staff.
      PRIMARY JOB FUNCTIONS:
      Responsible for the day-to-day operation of the home.
      Provides direct client care in the assigned residential facility for whom have a SMI
      Responsible for administrative, programmatic, and staff supervision of the assigned residential facility.
      Serves as liaison with community mental health centers, other Authority programs, Department of Mental Health and other social service agencies.
      Responsible for the completion of case records and other related paper work in a timely manner. Responsible for administrative records and clinical documentation and the protection of consumer records.
      Responsible for the cleanliness and maintenance of the homes, property and vehicle.
      Ensure the vehicle assigned to program or stationed at the home is maintained in accordance with the Agency’s Vehicle Maintenance Policy.
      Responsible for the operation of day treatment services as appropriate
      Conducts special projects/assignments.
      Other special duties as assigned by Director of Mental Illness Residential Program.
      MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
      Bachelor's degree in a social service or related curriculum, two year experience working with the mentally ill population, and one year supervisory experience preferred.
      Valid Alabama driver's license and driving record acceptable to agency automobile insurance carrier for inclusion on agency policy.
      KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES:
      Knowledge of sound mental health practices and procedures.
      Knowledge of mental illness, as appropriate to Division, and handicaps and their social and vocational implications.
      Knowledge of community resources.
      Ability to work independently with little direct supervision.
      Ability to evaluate problem situations of client care and treatment and build rapport with them.
      Knowledge of employment practices and the skills, abilities and mental and physical demands of occupations.

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