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Intake Specialist/Care Coordinator (Comprehensive Community Services Program)
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Milwaukee Mental Health Associates, Inc
Milwaukee, WI (In Person)
$49,920 Salary, Full-Time
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Intake Specialist/Care Coordinator (Comprehensive Community Services Program) Milwaukee Mental Health Associates, Inc - 3.9 Milwaukee, WI Job Details Full-time From $24 an hour 20 hours ago Benefits 403(b) matching Health savings account Health insurance Dental insurance Paid time off Employee assistance program Vision insurance Professional development assistance Flexible schedule Life insurance Retirement plan Qualifications Bachelor's degree in social work Managing social services clients Intake Bachelor's degree in psychology Driver's License Bachelor's degree
Psychology Social Work Full Job Description Job Overview Overall Function:
Milwaukee Mental Health Associates, Inc. Comprehensive Community Services (CCS) Intake Coordinator / Care Coordinator Milwaukee Mental Health Associates, Inc. is seeking a CCS Intake Coordinator / Care Coordinator to lead the intake and enrollment process for Comprehensive Community Services (CCS). This role serves as the primary point of entry into the program, guiding referred individuals through screening, assessment, eligibility determination, and initial recovery planning. In addition to intake responsibilities, the position maintains a small care coordination caseload to support continuity of care and timely access to services.Key Responsibilities:
- Coordinate all aspects of the CCS intake and enrollment process, including assessments, functional screens, and initial recovery planning.
- Facilitate timely and person-centered entry into services while ensuring compliance with DHS 36 and program timelines.
- Maintain a small care coordination caseload to support ongoing service coordination, monitoring, and access to community resources.
- Collaborate with individuals, families, providers, and internal staff to promote continuity of care.