Family Service Coordinator

Who we areWelcome to MiSide, a Community Impact Network dedicated to providing expert support and guidance with every side of life. One trusted full-service partner people of all ages and backgrounds can go to for help with everything from early childhood development to mental health and wellness to employment and wealth management even finding a place to call home. There’s always an upside to working together, especially when you’re working with the best to make the world a better place for everyone. Get ready to see it first hand with MiSide.Position Description:The person in this position acts as a client advocate for and provider of needed early intervention services for children 0-3 years of age and families meeting the Early On criteria. Core elements of this position include assessment, service coordination, and developmental screening, service plan development, providing developmental interventions, re-assessment and follow-up and monitoring services.Services are provided in the home. The person in this position works independently under the general guidance and supervision of the Early On Coordinator. The person in this position will split 60% of their time doing this role and 40% of their time with data entry and support work with program needs.Responsibilities and Duties:Timely documentation of all activities and maintaining Early On files according to compliance standardsSupport coping skills in parenting/education regarding developmental delays/disabilitiesEnsure assessments, Individual Family Service Plans (IFSP), screening and coordination of services between schools, healthcare providers, human services, and mental healthFacilitate Individual Family Service Plans (IFSP) meetingsAct as client advocateProvide two monthly home visits, developmental interventions and activities for parents and childrenMeet with the Early On Manager/FSC on a regular basis and attend any required trainingsMust meet agency productivity/performance standardsComplete MISTAR data entry in the Michigan's State system for the program.Maintain closed files by scanning and uploading into the electronic file data base.Education:Minimum of a Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Development, Social Work or other related field.Associate's Degree can be accepted with a crediting internshipExperience:Early On experience not required; but preferredEarly childhood experience and/or knowledge regarding infant/toddler development requiredExcellent communication, assessment and intervention skillsAbility to work with a wide variety of familiesOther Requirements:Valid MI license and vehicle for home visits #J-18808-Ljbffr