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Reporting to the Clinical Supervisor, our ICCW Facilitator/SED Case Manager provides case management, crisis planning and response, as well as coordination of services and resources to assigned consumers with a serious emotional disturbance; and family-centered, strengths-based care to at risk children and families utilizing the ICCW modality. How you will make an impact: Coordinate person-centered planning process for assigned consumers and families, including arranging for meeting times, invitations, and completion of the final plan, per MDHHS and ICCW guidelines. Participate in ICCW Community Team meetings, provides support/adjunctive services to other ICCW participants. Provide recovery-focused treatment, as outlined in person-centered plan, including ongoing assessment of unmet needs and recommendations for improvements in services. Coordinate and monitor community-based living arrangements (family, MDHHS, courts, etc.). Coordinates person-centered planning process for assigned consumers and families including arranging for meeting times, invitations, and completion of the final plan and accompanying documents (i.e. individual and family crisis plans) per MDHHS guidelines. Provides face to face recovery focused treatment, as outlined in person-centered plan, utilizing core competencies of Case management: assessment, planning, linking, coordinating, and monitoring. Provide services using evidence based or promising practice treatment modality. Documentation completed is timely, strengths based, utilizes recovery methods and measures consumer progress and satisfaction with services. Complete level of care assessments at designated intervals (intake, every 90 days, annual and at time of discharge). Issue action notices to families after attempts at re-engagement and no activity for 30 to 45 days, completing a discharge summary and/or transfer document when effective date arrives without appeal. Reassess the level of care if 90 days of no activity occurs. Act as liaison to probate court, schools, MDHH, inpatient and/or residential facilities to promote appropriate treatment and discharge planning. Coordinate care with other external organizations as necessary (MDHHS, courts, law enforcement, social security, transportation, community resources, medical providers, etc.) Provides or arranges for crisis intervention services when needed. Coordinates care with primary care physicians and Qualified Health Plans. Will attend a minimum of 24 hours of in-service training (annually during calendar year) related to provision of services to children (CDTC certification requirement for all staff who work with children). Participation and completion of

MDHHS ICCW

curriculum trainings (facilitator, annual conference), practice in accordance with all required Fidelity Measures and reporting/data requirements for each assigned case. Participate in scheduled supervision sessions with immediate supervisor, utilizing feedback for professional development. 90% of consumers will demonstrate maintenance or decrease in scores at time of annual review. Update Redcap system within assigned timeframes for required data/outcome measures. Will maintain a minimum of 80% overall satisfaction as measured by designated consumer satisfaction rating scales (during designated measurement periods). Adheres to all policies and procedures of MDHHS, CMH, CARF, Medicaid and other regulating bodies as designated.

Minimum Education & Experience Requirements:

BA/MA or BSW/MSW degree in human services area with appropriate Michigan licensure preferred. Minimum of one year's experience with children preferred.