Texoma Community Center·Sherman, Texas
Responsible for providing service coordination activities and assessments for an assigned caseload of individuals with IDD. This includes maintaining monthly contacts, linking consumers to resources, and participating in the judicial system using trauma-informed care models.
Promote and enhance access to intellectual, developmental, and behavioral health services that improve the lives of those in our community.
We pledge to deliver quality services through partnerships with individuals, families, and community stakeholders. Texoma Community Center strives to develop and equip all staff with Trauma-Informed Care knowledge and competency-based skills. Trauma-Informed Care means treating the person as a whole, taking into account past trauma and the resulting coping mechanisms when attempting to understand behaviors.
Our goal is to provide effective treatment as well as improving the quality and impact of care.
Join a team of dedicated service providers who seek to promote the accessibility of services that improve quality of life and support self-determination for persons with mental and developmental disorders. Texoma Community Center (TCC) is one of 39 Texas Community Centers, which are governmental entities as defined by Title 7 of the Texas Health and Safety Code.
This position is responsible for the provision of Service Coordination activities and assessments to assigned caseload. This includes, but not limited to, maintaining all required monthly contacts, linking resources of various providers to consumers, advocacy, and participating in the judicial system in accordance with the philosophy, goals and objectives of Texoma Community Center. Operates under trauma-informed and recovery-oriented models of care which align with CCBHC standards.
• Current driver’s license and vehicle for use at work
• Will have access to confidential information abiding by the organization’s privacy policies and regulations concerning this information
The benefits offered to TCC employees are competitive, comprehensive, and demonstrate the company’s commitment to the well-being of its employees.
Market context
In Texas, Service Coordinator roles for IDD services are commonly needed in community-based agencies and provider networks that support individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. These positions are competitive because employers often look for a related bachelor’s degree, a valid driver’s license and vehicle, and prior IDD experience, while benefits may include dental, vision, PTO, paid holidays, and employer-paid life insurance. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit before applying.
