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Mary Hall Freedom Village Inc
Overview
Provide individual and group counseling to participants with substance use and co-occurring disorders to promote abstinence and recovery. Manage clinical documentation, treatment plans, and coordinate referrals for medical and community support services.
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3 days ago
Crossroads, Inc
The Direct Support Professional provides direct care and implements program services for adults with disabilities according to their Individual Service Plans, fostering positive relationships and encouraging participation in social and leisure activities. Responsibilities also include assisting with personal cares, medication reminders, ensuring client safety, and accurately documenting all services provided per regulations.
$15 - $17 / HOUR
Sevita
The coordinator is responsible for overseeing the development, review, and implementation of services, case management, behavior intervention plans, and treatments for individuals served. This includes monitoring the quality of care, ensuring compliance with contractual and regulatory terms, and building relationships with families and external case managers.
$46,509 / YEAR
16 days ago
Didlake, Inc.
Provide direct support and guidance to individuals with disabilities to help them achieve goals outlined in their Individual Service Plans. Facilitate community integration and skill-building activities while ensuring compliance with HCBS standards.
29 days ago
Community Access Unlimited
The Licensed Practical Nurse is responsible for ensuring the coordination of quality medical services for members with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. Key tasks include completing medical audits, maintaining member relations, and ensuring a high level of quality assurance regarding medical needs.
$28 - $32 / HOUR
1 month ago
The primary responsibility involves coordinating quality medical services and care for members, ensuring high levels of quality assurance regarding their medical needs and follow-up. This includes completing medical audits, maintaining records, and conducting necessary staff and member training on medical issues.
The LPN is responsible for coordinating quality medical services and conducting medical audits for program members. They must maintain effective relations, ensure compliance with state and federal regulations, and document all health-related issues.
