Empowering Minds Resour·Glen Burnie, Maryland
The Direct Service Coordinator assists clients with mental illness in achieving independence and community integration. They provide individualized services, monitor client progress, and coordinate with families and professionals.
Direct Service Coordinator (Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program) - Part Time
Location: Baltimore City and surrounding Counties
The Direct Service Coordinator (DSC) assists clients with mental illness in reaching a higher level of independence and integration within their community. The DSC is an advocate who supports clients in accessing and coordinating benefits, services and community-based resources. DSC's provide individualized services to clients on-site at Empowering Minds Resource Center (EMRC), within clients' homes and in the community. EMRC's wellness-based approach assists clients with learning and developing improved daily living skills as well as working toward achieving healthy coping skills.
Monitor each client during in-person visits of 30-45 minutes for a minimum of three visits (for children & adolescents) and six visits (for adults) per month and document any changes in the client's emotional, psychological, or physical health
Document monthly all client contact, interaction, interventions and goal achievement, including dates, locations, and types of contact
Work cooperatively with family and other involved professionals to coordinate services with other agencies and programs in the best interest of the client
Research and provide the client with community-based resources as needed to meet the client's needs and encourage progress toward personal goals
Facilitate client participation in weekly EMRC group meetings to encourage peer socialization and development of coping strategies/techniques
• flexible
Market context
In Maryland, medical office administration roles are typically supported by steady demand from clinics, practices, and outpatient settings that need reliable front-office and billing support. These roles are competitive because employers often look for candidates with medical terminology knowledge, basic billing and coding skills, and comfort with standard office software. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, then tailor your application to show one year of medical office experience and any billing or software tools you’ve used.
