What are the responsibilities and job description for the APS/CRISIS Resource Specialist position at Eau Claire County?
JOB
The Community Support Program Resource Specialist provides agency-wide administrative services and assistance and offers information and referral of services to individuals and families served by the Department of Human Services (DHS) and to the public. This position provides administrative support for DHS professional staff, Crisis Services, and Adult Protective Services (APS).
EXAMPLE OF DUTIES
Provides information and assistance to DHS customers using a trauma-informed model of service, complicit with rigorous privacy protocols; assesses needs, acquires necessary information, refers to DHS staff and other service providers; follows-up as needed.Adheres to the confidentiality standards of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA).Provides clerical support for the Crisis Program and ad hoc committees;prepares agenda items and supporting documentation and equipment; compiles agenda packets to ensure all necessary information is present and in proper format and distributes accordingly; attends meetings and records and transcribes minutes; follows through on committee directives and information requests; provides public with necessary meeting notices; maintains records and retrieves information as requested.Adheres to strict documentation, record-keeping, and reporting guidelines and laws to maintain DHS resource information; enters, maintains, scans, and updates data into computer database systems in accordance with established procedures; verifies accuracy of data; retrieves data; processes records information requests in compliance with HIPAA laws.Manages time effectively and prioritizes tasks to support staff projects and schedules; provides special project management, coordinating staff and resources to achieve project objectives.Performs other related duties as required or assigned.
SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION
Bachelor’s degree in a human service, business administration, communication, or related field.Experience working with individuals in crisis. Proficiency in medical records systems preferred.Language capacity in Hmong or Spanish preferred
The Community Support Program Resource Specialist provides agency-wide administrative services and assistance and offers information and referral of services to individuals and families served by the Department of Human Services (DHS) and to the public. This position provides administrative support for DHS professional staff, Crisis Services, and Adult Protective Services (APS).
EXAMPLE OF DUTIES
Provides information and assistance to DHS customers using a trauma-informed model of service, complicit with rigorous privacy protocols; assesses needs, acquires necessary information, refers to DHS staff and other service providers; follows-up as needed.Adheres to the confidentiality standards of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA).Provides clerical support for the Crisis Program and ad hoc committees;prepares agenda items and supporting documentation and equipment; compiles agenda packets to ensure all necessary information is present and in proper format and distributes accordingly; attends meetings and records and transcribes minutes; follows through on committee directives and information requests; provides public with necessary meeting notices; maintains records and retrieves information as requested.Adheres to strict documentation, record-keeping, and reporting guidelines and laws to maintain DHS resource information; enters, maintains, scans, and updates data into computer database systems in accordance with established procedures; verifies accuracy of data; retrieves data; processes records information requests in compliance with HIPAA laws.Manages time effectively and prioritizes tasks to support staff projects and schedules; provides special project management, coordinating staff and resources to achieve project objectives.Performs other related duties as required or assigned.
SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION
Bachelor’s degree in a human service, business administration, communication, or related field.Experience working with individuals in crisis. Proficiency in medical records systems preferred.Language capacity in Hmong or Spanish preferred
