CASE MANAGER - Davis Service Area

How would you like to end every day knowing you made a meaningful impact in someone's life? As a Case Manager for InAlliance, you'll get the opportunity to do that day after day! InAlliance is a nonprofit that supports adults with developmental disabilities. Our case managers are responsible for the coordination and ongoing facilitation of participant maintenance of home and access to community environments, as well as the management and training of staff. Are you interested in this amazing opportunity to give back to the community? Read on! **Essential Functions\*:** - Develop and implement person-centered Individualized Support Plans (ISP) in collaboration with participants and their circle of support. - Conduct assessments to identify participants’ needs, preferences, and goals. - Ensure high standards of care and support are provided to participants, aligned with the philosophy of SLS and the five principles of supported living. - Monitor and adjust support plans regularly to ensure they meet participants' evolving needs. - Coordinate and facilitate access to community resources, healthcare services, and other supports for participants. - Collaborate with healthcare providers, service coordinators, and other members of the participant circle of support to ensure comprehensive care. - Encourage and facilitate participant participation in community activities and social opportunities. - Monitor the health and safety of participants. - Organize and attend ISP meetings, team meetings, and other relevant meetings with participant circle of support. - Advocate for participants' rights and needs within the community and service systems. - Educate participants and their circle of support about available resources and support options. - Assist participants in understanding and exercising their rights and responsibilities. - Maintain accurate and up-to-date case files, including assessments, support plans, case notes, and other required documentation. - Provide coaching, mentoring, and performance feedback to direct support staff to ensure high-quality service delivery. - Conduct regular team meetings and facilitate professional development opportunities. - Develop staff schedules and ensure adequate coverage for participant support. - Provide direct support coverage to participants as needed. - Prepare and submit required documentation and reports in a timely manner. - Ensure compliance with organizational policies, regulations, and best practices. - Provide crisis intervention and support as needed. - Develop and implement safety plans in collaboration with participant and support teams. - Build and maintain positive, respectful relationships with participants, circles of support, and service providers. - Foster a supportive and inclusive environment for participants and staff. - Accept on-call responsibilities as assigned. \*Must be able to perform essential functions of this position with or without accommodations. **Required Education and Experience** *These qualifications are guidelines, not hard and fast rules, so if you have 70% of the qualifications listed, we encourage you to apply. Experience can include paid and non-paid experience including volunteer work and lived experience that helped you to build the competencies, knowledge, and skills needed for this position. Applying allows you to be considered.* Education: - High School Diploma Experience: - Must have a minimum of three years’ experience working in the Human Services field, preferably in services for individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD), with indications of increasing levels of responsibility. - At least two years of direct support experience with adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), preferably in an inclusive and integrated setting. - Proficiency in MS Office Suite. **Preferred Education and Experience:** Education: - BA Degree in a related field - CPR/First Aid Certification - Person-Centered Thinking Tr…