ABOUT YOU
Are you looking for a role that puts your interpersonal and organizational experience to use at a growth-oriented disability services nonprofit? If you love variety, solving challenges collaboratively and working with a diverse range of people, then you will thrive at ICS!
ABOUT THE JOB
The Supported Living Services Coordinator’s role is to support ICS in the delivery of services of our Supported Living Services (SLS) Program. The SLS Program provides one-on-one guidance to individuals with disabilities as they work towards their personal goals and overall independence. Activities can range from teaching cooking skills to providing light assistance in the home and managing activities of daily living with an aging adult. This program provides overnight support to those that need supervision to keep their safety intact. As a coordinator you will aid in case of emergencies and call-outs.
The SLS Coordinators role reports to the SLS Director, works collaboratively with the SLS Manager and will have supervisory duties with direct service staff.
This is a full-time position with a pay range of $24–$29/hour, depending on experience. A typical workday is eight hours. Because this role supports staffing and shift coverage, some flexibility outside of regular work hours is required. This may include being available to respond to staffing needs during evenings or weekends and occasionally working outside of your regular schedule.
Approximately 1–2 times per month, this may include covering an overnight shift if other coverage cannot be found. Overtime pay will apply in accordance with California law.
EMPLOYEE BENEFITS
The value of these benefits is approximately $1,650/month for full-time employees
100% of health and dental insurance are paid for by ICS with company-sponsored plans
Able to add spouse and/or family members, paid for by employee
Life insurance policy 100% paid for by ICS
Commuter stipend up to $175/month, depending on distance of commute
$50/month cell phone reimbursement
Paid time off each year:
Vacation accrual: 7.5 to 20 days, depending on tenure
Holidays: 12 days (10 company holidays, 2 you can use at any time)
Sick time: 48 hours (paid sick leave is provided in accordance with California law, and unused sick leave is not paid out upon separation)
Bereavement and reproductive loss leave: up to 5 days for each; 3 are paid
401k and FSA plan enrollment available
Employee Assistance Program available
Mileage reimbursement for travel to work sites
DUTIES
Write individual service plans
Develop and provide assessments
Coordinate services and schedules
Supervise and train staff including onboarding new staff and ongoing mentorship
Provide ongoing training and support to individuals with developmental disabilities
Coordinate client annual meetings.
Coordinate ongoing team meetings
In addition to the coordinator responsibilities continue working with clients 1:1 as a Living Skills Trainer.
Meet and keep up steady communication with the SLS Director, and other members of the team (including social workers, family, and others) on each assigned case.
Provide short term support filling in when other SLS Trainers are not available.
Provide positive role model for ICS clients and staff.
Day-To-Day
Much of the administrative work will be in matching clients to staff, coordinating schedules, communicating about and coordinating delivery of services, helping staff work together on shared cases, checking over staff paperwork, and troubleshooting problems in the SLS program (e.g. fielding concerns from parents, clients, and staff).
The coordinator will also work directly to implement plans by providing one on one training with clients, and leading meetings with teams of staff working with client households.
Due to the nature of our work with our clients, which includes varying numbers and types of referrals, flexibility in fulfilling functions as needed by the agency will be essential.
This position is excellent preparation for moving into a manager level position.
QUALIFICATIONS
Bachelor’s Degree preferred with at least 2 years of experience working with persons with disabilities, preferably in a residential setting and/or teaching.
Experience may be substituted for education on a case-by-case basis.
Willingness to be flexible in work schedule assignments.
Candidates must possess excellent verbal and written skills, be resourceful, adaptable and able to work within deadlines.
In order to meet the needs of the individuals served by this position, a valid driver’s license and proof of insurance are required. A background check will be conducted.
TO APPLY
Please email your name, phone number, resume and cover letter to the Supported Living Services team at applicants@connectics.org.