CASEWORKER CLP-CM

CASEWORKER CLP-CM

Farmington Hills, MI Job Details Full-time 1 day ago Benefits Paid holidays Health insurance Dental insurance Paid time off Vision insurance 401(k) matching Qualifications Microsoft Outlook Phone communication Word processing Caseload management Local agency collaboration EMR/EHR Driver's License Medical records Bachelor's degree Driving Staff training Data entry Human Services Home health 1 year Care coordination Referral coordination Bachelor's degree in human services Home & community care experience Home visits (communication methods) Entry level Community resource coordination Time management Client interaction via phone calls Full Job Description The Caseworker works within the Clinical Department, with the Aging and Community Living Supports (ACLS) programs. The caseworker conducts in-home ongoing assessments, and phone consultations to assist in identifying participant needs and arranging services and supports to meet these needs which, facilitates program participants living with dignity and independence in the community. The Caseworker coordinates services provides ongoing follow-up to program participants and completes various tasks as needed to support team member functions.

Job Duties:

Conducting ongoing in-home reassessments and phone consultations with participants and/or their representatives, reviewing changes in areas such as health, physical function, environment, finances, cognition/mood, and informal support. Identifies needs and completes follow-up with participants and/or community agencies for ongoing service coordination. Answer calls from participants and/or their representatives and resolve the callers' needs/provide follow-up, as needed. Complete other tasks as assigned to support the programs, including ensuring that program forms are completed by participants, placing service requests for new participants, and assisting in the training of new hires. Provide backup to other Caseworkers, as needed, or to the Program Coordinator with tasks such as processing mail, faxes, scanning, and attaching documents to participant records. Ensure compliance and adherence to ACLS service standards, and meeting quality work metrics. Conducting ongoing in-home reassessments and phone consultations with participants and/or their representatives, reviewing changes in areas such as health, physical function, environment, finances, cognition/mood, and informal support.

Average caseload:

80 Other duties as assigned (to view the entire job description, please select the "download" button).

Minimum requirements are:

Bachelors Degree in the Human Services field and 1-2 years of experience minimum. Community-based position, must have independent transportation, and a valid driver's license. Excellent communication, organization, interpersonal, problem-solving, and time management skills desired. Preferred knowledge of agency programs, senior services, Medicaid long-term care programs, and local community resources. Ability to effectively use or learn the EMR system for community referrals and program intake Strong computer and data entry skills in Word, Excel and Outlook required.

OUR INDUSTRY-LEADING BENEFITS CONSISTS OF

Choice of 3 excellent next to zero cost Medical Plans including Dental and Vision. 401K - Agency contributes 50% match up to first 6% contribution. Fitness and Wellness programs. Excellent PTO package- Minimum 4 weeks accrual for the first year. Get 10 paid holidays and 3 floating. Mileage reimbursed for business travel. Work schedules consist of hybrid, community-based, or office-based. Our recruiting team would love to hear from you today! Please complete our on-line application and submit your resume for immediate consideration. Ageways is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer.