Rehabilitation Specialist

This Rehab Specialist position is responsible for organizing program services and support to facilitate an individual’s recovery, including the ability to make decision about life and create opportunities for choice in the home, school or work, and community.

• Oversee the clinical side of the program and the implementation of rehabilitation services.
• Employ and supervise appropriate staff to conduct rehabilitation services to client participating in the program.
• Provide Orientation to new staff including coordinating forty (40) hours of training required for new` recruits.
• Collect monthly staff invoices, review invoices for accuracy, and sign invoices before submitting to the PRP Director or to the Billing Department.
• Review and sign client’s daily contact notes/monthly progress notes and record in client tracking record.
• Educate direct service staff (Rehab Case Managers) on how to provide rehabilitation services to correlate to the goals identified in the individual’s IRP.
• Conduct weekly staff meetings for planning and assessment of staff development.
• Conduct on-site training and coordination of off-site training when necessary.
• Conduct intake/assessments/IRP development and Face to Face screenings with client.
• Enter authorizations/IRPs into Value options.
• Assign caseloads to staff.
• Conduct on-going assessment of staff performance.
• Liaise with other OMHC clinical staff for acceptable referrals to the PRP Program.
• Reinforce company policies; COMAR regulatory requirements, and other regulatory agency requirements.
• Provide disciplinary procedures in accordance with Change Health Systems inc. Policy.
• Meet with Program Director weekly to present updates, discuss staff concerns, program concerns, and regulatory concerns.
• Attend quarterly PRP meetings with CSA and complete required documentation.

Requirement

You must have one of the following Licensures and must be licensed in Maryland: LGPC, LMSW, LCPC, LCSWC-C.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $15.00 - $20.00 per hour