Supports Coordinator, Outpatient Children's Program

Employer: Judson Center Program: Children's Services -- Outpatient Children's Program Job Title: Supports Coordinator Employment Type: Full-Time Service Area: Wayne County Work Setting: Office / Community / Home-Based Services Work Location: Judson Center -- Wayne County 3 Parklane Boulevard, Suite 730 West Dearborn, MI 48126 O*NET Code: 21-1093.00 -- Social and Human Service Assistants Pay Range: $43,500--$50,889 per year Hours of Work: Full-time. Exact daily hours are not listed. Judson Center advertises flexible work schedule options. Because the position requires work with children and families in the community and in their homes, hours may vary based on client appointments, meetings, and service needs. ### Position Summary Judson Center is seeking a Supports Coordinator for its Outpatient Children's Program serving Wayne County. The Supports Coordinator works with children and families to develop and monitor individualized service plans, coordinate behavioral-health and developmental-disability services, provide referrals, and connect families with community resources. The position supports children in becoming active participants in their communities while ensuring services are person-centered, culturally responsive, and coordinated across providers. ### Essential Duties and Responsibilities - Coordinate support and ancillary services for children and families. - Develop and monitor individualized service and support plans. - Identify needed services and community resources. - Make referrals for behavioral-health, developmental-disability, and other support services. - Provide ongoing care coordination. - Assist children and families with navigating available community resources. - Support community integration and participation. - Work with children and families in community settings and their homes. - Monitor progress toward service-plan goals. - Communicate with families, providers, schools, and community partners as appropriate. - Maintain accurate documentation in electronic health records. - Facilitate small groups when needed. - Participate in treatment planning and service coordination activities. - Follow person-centered and recovery-based practices. - Provide culturally competent services. - Comply with licensing, accreditation, ethical, insurance, and agency requirements. - Perform other duties as assigned. ### Required Qualifications - Bachelor's degree in a mental health or human services field from an accredited institution. - At least 1 year of experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities. - Experience working with mental-health populations. - Willingness to work with children and families in homes and community settings. - Knowledge of local human-service resources. - Strong communication and interpersonal skills. - Ability to work effectively in a team environment. - Ability to facilitate small groups. - Proficiency with electronic health records. - Proficiency with Microsoft Office. - Valid Michigan driver's license with a good driving record. ### Preferred Experience Experience with: Children and families Developmental disabilities Mental illness