Community Support Program Coordinator

CSP CoordinatorThis position supports the CSP Supervisor in delivering clinical oversight and treatment planning for individuals in the Community Support Program (CSP). The CSP Coordinator offers direct services to CSP participants by conducting comprehensive assessments, creating and revising treatment plans, and overseeing a smaller caseload within the CSP. Additionally, the CSP Coordinator provides training to CSP Case Managers, serves as a resource for answering inquiries, and reports on the team's overall performance. This role necessitates providing services in the consumer's home, CSP office, or other community locations. This position offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact in the lives of individuals with mental health needs while building a rewarding career in public service. As an employee of a local government agency, qualified employees may be eligible for the federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program, which may provide student loan forgiveness for borrowers who meet program requirements.Key ResponsibilitiesProvide cases management to CSP consumers who have serious and persistent mental illness in their home, CSP office, or other community settings.Be a part of the CSP on-call calendar as assigned.Direct, coordinate, and complete in-depth assessments and other admission needs of consumers.Develop and update treatment plans with measurable outcomes.Monitor CSP's compliance with the development, review, and implementation of consumer treatment plans.Provide supervision to the CSP staff when the CSP supervisor is unavailable. Including, but not limited to, ensuring staff fulfills job duties satisfactorily, complete documentation times, meeting productivity, etc.Assist CSP Supervisor in training, scheduling, and evaluating all CSP personnel.Develop and maintain an effective body of knowledge regarding laws and procedures affecting CSP consumers.Communicate pertinent information on a timely basis and participate in clinical supervision, case reviews/staffings, case planning meetings, team meetings, and in-service trainings.Work collaboratively with law enforcement, families, other county departments, acute care services providers, and other community resources to coordinate appropriate crisis resolution and referral.Provide oral and written communication that is appropriate to the task and in accordance with agency and industry standards.Attend meetings with community providers, as needed.Make intervention and assessment decisions using the "Best Practice" philosophy.Complete all necessary health care/medical and financial record documentation required to maintain complete medical and financial billing records.Utilize electronic health record software (TCM – The Clinic Manager) to record a summary of each encounter, including notations of missed, cancelled appointments, as well as telephone contacts according to Medicare, Medicaid and other CSP standardsMonitor and ensure that CSP meets all relevant local, state, and federal standards, including DHS 63 and Title 19Participate in program quality-improvement efforts.Maintain required productivity levels.Perform other duties as assigned, including responding to an emergency event.QualificationsMaster's degree from an accredited college or university in social work or counseling. Licensed Clinical Social Worker or Licensed Professional Counselor or Psychologist required.CSAC, SAC, SAC-IT preferred.3,000 hours of supervised clinical experience working with adults with chronic mental illness or 1,500 hours of supervised clinical experience in a Community Support Program.Valid Wisconsin driver's license for required travel. Personal automobile, if used for work-related travel, must be covered by an automobile insurance policy.Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook, or comparable word processing and spreadsheet applications.Prompt and regular attendance.Knowledge Skills & AbilitiesKnowledge of Chapters 51, 54, 55, 63 and Mental Health.Ability to respond to crises and to make appropriate assessments as to resolution.Knowledge of community resources.Ability to interact professionally with clients who may be challenging and potentially hostile.Ability to think critically and problem-solve while completing assessments and developing safety plans with consumers.Ability to work well with treatment team and community members.Ability to communicate orally and in writing.Ability to effectively manage your time, prioritize duties, and meet deadlines.Proficient use of computers and technology.Interacts with the public in a professional manner.Ability to lift 20 pounds and walk up and down stairs.BenefitsBecome a part of the Racine County Team! To view a summary of the benefits offered, click on the following link: Racine County Benefits