Choices Coordinated Care Solutions·Madison, Indiana
Provide MST interventions to youth at risk for out-of-home placement and their families within community settings. Coordinate with case managers and external agencies to monitor progress and manage client needs from intake to discharge.
The MST Family Preservation Practitioner is responsible for providing MST interventions to youth at risk for out-of-home placement and their families.
Services are primarily community-based, and participating youth are typically involved in the child welfare and/or juvenile justice systems.
The MST Practitioner delivers family interventions and monitors client/family progress from the point of intake/referral, through treatment, to discharge and aftercare.
The Practitioner also works with the MST Case Manager to coordinate identified client/family needs for additional services, education and support.
The Practitioner coordinates the flow of information across agencies and providers while protecting the confidentiality of individuals served.
Essential duties and responsibilities
Can articulate the mission, vision and values of Choices and the practice of MST with the target population.
Attends or facilitates client staffings/treatment team meetings and documents outcomes.
Meets regularly with the MST Expert and MST Clinical Supervisor for clinical supervision and seeks further supervision when appropriate and necessary.
Self-monitors billing and productivity levels and gives feedback to supervisor regarding workflow and/or billing concerns.
Communicates timely with the MST Clinical Supervisor, Case Manager and other members of the clinical team to coordinate services to youth and families.
Willingly completes other duties as assigned to advance the mission of Choices.
Salary: $56,500
Requires a Master's degree in social work, psychology, or a related human services field with at least two years of direct mental health or case management experience. A valid driver's license and Indiana professional licensure are preferred.
Market context
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