Personal Service Coordinator II

Personal Service Coordinator

Location

• Orange,
• California
• Employment
• Type:
• Full-time
• Salary: PSC I = 24 PSC II = 27

Date Posted: 06/10/2026

About the Role

The Personal Service Coordinator (PSC) I/II is responsible for coordinating the needs of clients and families assigned to their caseload. The role ensures individualized care planning, facilitates access to community resources, and monitors the effectiveness of services. PSCs provide professional support through client contact, guidance, and instruction, maintaining documentation and compliance with program and contractual requirements.

Responsibilities

Personal Service Coordinator I

· Conduct intake and complete comprehensive evaluation of clients’ life situations · Prepare individualized plans of care in collaboration with clients · Facilitate access to community resources and monitor participation in services · Provide professional care through regular client contact, including home visits · Maintain accurate daily records, progress notes, and billing forms per program and Short Doyle/Medi-Cal standards · Develop and maintain professional working relationships with agencies and service providers · Adhere to HIPAA standards, ethical standards, and professional boundaries · Transport clients as necessary using personal vehicle and follow program guidelines · Participate in after-hours phone response duties as assigned · Perform other duties as required to support department and program goals Personal Service Coordinator II

· All duties of PSC I · May conduct 5585/5150 evaluations and possess designation under LPS 5585/51505585/5150 evaluations and possess designation · Serve as an advanced resource within scope of practice for case management Recovery Requirements

· Provide the highest quality customer care to clients and families · Support clients’ steps toward recovery and wellness · Celebrate diversity and create inclusive organizational culture · Utilize industry best practices to ensure optimal client outcomes · Promote professional growth and continuous improvement Education and Licensing Requirements

PSC I

· Bachelor’s degree in Human Services or related field with 1 year of related experience · Eligible to claim for mental health services (except psychotherapy) within training and scope of practice PSC II:

· Bachelor’s degree in Human Services or related field with 4 years of related experience · Up to 2 years graduate education may substitute for experience on a year-for-year basis · Up to 2 years post-associate clinical experience may substitute for education requirement · Eligible to claim for mental health services (except psychotherapy) within training and scope of practice Compensation & Benefits