Job detail

Qualified Intellectual Disability Professional Case Manager

UCP Seguin of Greater Chicago

#Advocacy #Documentation #Psychology #Case Manager #QIDP #Individual Service Plans #Developmental disabilities #Regulatory compliance #Interdisciplinary team #Community integration #Social services #Service coordination

Full Time On Site 0-2 yrs$23 - $25 / HOURPosted 3 months ago

Location

Cicero, Illinois

Salary

$23 - $25 / HOUR

Quick overview

The QIDP/Case Manager provides advocacy and service coordination for individuals with developmental disabilities while leading interdisciplinary teams. Responsibilities include developing Individual Service Plans, conducting site visits, ensuring regulatory compliance, and providing crisis support.

Requirements summary

Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in social services, psychology, or a related field and possess at least one year of experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities. A valid driver's license and the ability to complete QIDP training and certifications are also required.

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Job description

QIDP / Case Manager Full-time hourly $23.00-$24.50

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in social services, psychology, or related field (per DHS requirements) Minimum 1 year of experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities Valid driver's license and reliable transportation Ability to complete required QIDP training and certifications UCP Seguin of Greater Chicago is seeking a dedicated and compassionate QIDP/Case Manager to join our team. In this role, you will provide essential advocacy and service coordination for individuals with developmental disabilities, ensuring each person's physical, social, emotional, and vocational needs are understood and met. As a leader of the interdisciplinary team, you will guide the development and implementation of Individual Service Plans (ISPs) and collaborate closely with families, service providers, clinical staff, and community partners. The ideal candidate is highly organized, an effective communicator, and committed to empowering individuals with disabilities to achieve independence and community integration. Responsibilities include coordinating services, conducting home and program site visits, monitoring progress, ensuring regulatory compliance, providing crisis support, and maintaining accurate documentation. This position also requires flexibility, including periodic evening or weekend hours and participation in an on-call rotation. If you are passionate about making a meaningful difference and thrive in a collaborative, mission-driven environment, we invite you to apply and help us support individuals in reaching their fullest potential.