The Service Navigator provides a central source of reliable and objective information about various programs and services.

RESPONSIBILITY LEVEL

Provides a central source of reliable and objective information about various programs and services. Helps people, businesses, and community organizations understand and evaluate the multiple options available to meet their needs. Helps people to find resources in the community and make informed decisions. Provides assessment and enrollment counseling for individuals as appropriate. Connects individuals, employers, community resources, educators, and services that further their goals and initiatives. Sustains policies, procedures, and programs. Typically works on projects and tasks that span 3 - 12 months.

PRINCIPAL DUTIES

1. Oversee activities to support the use of the service navigation program, including intake, orientation, utilization of resources, workshops, and accurate reporting. 2. Work closely with business service representatives to provide direct outreach and education to individuals and organizations about available internal and external programs, services, and resources. 3. Assist with resource development for continued support of the program. 4. Provide community outreach to partners and potential referral sources. Along with the business service representative, seek out program participants, prioritizing diverse communities with equity-driven strategies. Maintain relationships with employers, supportive services, community organizations, educators, trade groups, political and community leaders, and others to advance access to service coordination and programmatic goals. 5. Maintain appropriate participant records, including demographic data, assessments, applications, and other records, in compliance with funding source requirements. Utilize internal and external databases as required by the partner or funding source. Develop, implement, and monitor appropriate goals and objectives for each individual or entity needing service navigation. 6. Assess program participants for job readiness, education and training, and support needs. Address employers' and individuals' training and hiring needs by matching them to appropriate available services and partners. 7. Maintain a professional level of confidentiality in all work-related activities. Ensure all required documentation is completed and securely maintained. 8. Keep regular notes and records needed for successful service navigation. Accurately review and document program plans and strategies regularly and complete other necessary records for all assigned service users. Submit accurate reports to the program manager as required by the program or funding source. 9.

Project and Change Management:

Effectively plans and manages own work to reliably complete routine job responsibilities and special assignments. May serve as a team member or subject matter expert on formal projects or within the department. Effectively engages in ...