In-Home Services Program Coordinator

Job Title: In-Home Services Program Coordinator Location: Buffalo, MN and surrounding areas across Central MinnesotaSchedule: Monday – Friday typical daytime business hours with availability for evenings and weekends based on needs of the program and staffing. Coordinators rotate being on-call during the weekday evenings/overnights, weekends and holidays with a team of managers. This role will be approximately 50% direct care and 50% administrative/office tasks. Wage: $20.67 an hour Job Summary:The In-Home Services Program Coordinator manages a caseload of 20-30 individuals with intellectual disabilities and/or mental health diagnoses in Buffalo, Maple Lake, Elk River and surrounding areas. Coordinators oversee 1:1 in-home and community support, supervise and train staff, ensure compliance with licensing regulations, and provide direct care. This position includes an on-call rotation during the week and weekends. Essential Job Duties:Supervision of Direct Support Professionals (DSP’s)Train Direct Support Professionals, run monthly staff meetings, write and complete evaluations for DSP’sDirect care as needed per program needsLead meetings with parents/guardians, teachers and/or work programs, and case managersAssist with the development and implementation of person-centered plans and outcomes including writing progress reviews and making recommendations to the team on changesAssist in writing behavioral programming with Director as applicable per person servedCompletion of person served paperwork in compliance with 245DCoordination and attending medical and dental appointments for person’s servedDevelop and connect with community resources to ensure successful community integrationOversight of SLS’s petty cash, person’s served petty cash and financial reportsEnsure the home has adequate provisions for household supplies, groceries, etc.Required Skills:Writing skills adequate to write narrative accounts of daily events and emails to team members.Excellent communication with all team members via email, text, phone calls and in-person as dictated by each person’s team. Must be able to communicate with a variety of persons of different backgrounds and educational and life experiences.Great time management, problem-solving skills, and ability to multi-task and meet deadlinesRequired Qualifications:Must be at least 21 years of ageExperience working direct care with individuals with intellectual disabilities and/or mental health diagnoses.Successful clearance of Department of Human Services background checkSuccessful clearance of Motor Vehicle Background Check and acceptable driving record per Company PolicyPreferred Qualifications:Experience supervising staff in a social service fieldCertificate or Bachelor's Degree in human services or related area.