What are the responsibilities and job description for the DD Community Inclusion Coordinator position at Union County, OH?
DESCRIPTION
SUMMARY:
- Connect eligible individuals of all ages to the local community
- Help to foster a culture of inclusion by identifying and creating opportunities for social engagement for individuals with and without developmental disabilities.
- Assist in the development and facilitation of community-based training to promote awareness and inclusion of people with developmental disabilities among existing entities and organizations.
- Develop and support self-advocacy initiatives in partnership with Self-Advocacy Consultant.
- At all times, the Community Inclusion Coordinator must strive to meet the UCBDD published Mission Statement and exemplify the UCBDD defined Core Values.
QUALIFICATIONS
QUALIFICATIONS:Education/Experience:
- Bachelor’s degree in Human Services or Business related field
- Experience supporting individuals with developmental disabilities preferred
- None Required
Other:
- Must have reliable transportation.
- Maintain a valid Ohio Driver’s License if operating a personal vehicle for official agency business.
- Acceptable Ohio and BCI background checks required
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABILITIES:
SUCCESS FACTORS:
To successfully perform this job, the following training, knowledge, skills, and abilities are required:
Required Training: All UCBDD employees shall be required to complete all general mandatory training. These include, but are not limited to:
- Blood-borne pathogens, emergency communications, hazardous communications, slips/trips/falls, personal protective equipment, sexual harassment, drug-f ree workplace, violence in the workplace, MUI and fire prevention.
- Must obtain and maintain Board approved behavior support and crisis intervention training.
- Proficient with computers and applicable software
- Ability to use general office equipment and technology
- Ability to perform basic math functions
- Working knowledge and understanding of behavior support, individualized service plans, medical, psychosocial, orthopedic, and psychiatric aspect of developmental disability.
- Working knowledge of client rights, federal, state, and local programs and HIPAA.
- Knowledge of applicable statutes, regulatory standards and reporting authorities.
- Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing.
- Must be skilled in group facilitation, conflict resolution, crisis intervention and working through complex problem situations.
- Must possess a positive customer service attitude and image in the community at all times, to all stakeholder groups.
- Must be able to work collaboratively and effectively with other agencies, professionals, staff, families and the public.
- Good leadership and organizational skills.
- Ability to keep accurate records.
- Must be able to tolerate the high demands of the position. Employee may be exposed to adverse weather conditions while driving and may be exposed to blood -borne pathogens, communicable diseases, potentially infectious materials and/or aggressive behavior.
- May be required to occasionally work hours outside of typical business hours, including evenings and weekends.
GENERAL EXPECTATIONS:
Maintaining confidentiality is required. Employee is to report suspected or actual abuse/neglect, to follow the chain of command and to work effectively and cooperatively with others inside/outside the agency. Regular and predictable attendance is an essential function of the position.
It is essential for the employee to maintain all training and in-services required by the position.
The UCBDD promotes a non-hostile and non-discriminating work environment. Employees must adhere to respectful conduct and language at all times. The Board expects all employees to follow policies/procedures of the department and Agency rules and regulations.