Bilingual Intensive Care Coordinator

• North Suffolk is looking for Care Coordinators to join our team!
• Be proud of what you do!
• Develop your clinical skills in a supportive team environment, and gain experience that you will use for the rest of your career.
• Our goal is to ensure that children with behavioral/emotional needs, and their families, become independent within their own communities.
• The Intensive Care Coordinator (ICC) position is not only about coordination, it is also assessing and identifying the underlying needs of the youth through regular contact with the family in order to make a direct positive impact in their lives using the Wraparound Service Model.
• We support families to recognize small areas of progress that builds into major changes.
• For each family that you work with, you will not only be the key contact for the youth’s providers, you will also be creating an individualized roadmap that guides uniform treatment among the team.
• As the contact, you will collaborate with multi-disciplinary teams such as PCP, school, DCF, Outpatient therapists and other mental health and/or medical providers.

This position is a unique opportunity to network, develop community connections, and get exposure to diverse mental health, medical, and educational systems. If your passion lies in making small changes that will create a big impact, we want to talk to you!

Bachelor's Level salary

• $56,340 - $67,272
• Master's
• Level salary: $67,500 - 80,599
• Language
• Differential: $5,000, Haitian Creole & Mandarin speaking candidates strongly preferred!

What You’ll Do

• Gather information for the completion of strengths based comprehensive home-based assessments.
• Support with the identification and development of natural supports within the family’s network
• Facilitate regular Care Planning Team meetings
• Develop a youth and family centered Individual Care Plan (ICP) that supports the achievement of goals identified with the family’s voice and choice in conjunction with the care providers, natural supports and other identified team members.
• Maintain regular contact with the youth, family and other providers in the youth’s life by phone, community meetings or home visits to ensure implementation of the ICP.