Accord

• Provide care coordination services to individuals of all ages with disabilities, mental health conditions, or terminal illness. • Using person-centered practices, coordinate services for individuals with disabilities among different health and social service professionals and across settings of care. • Listen-Learn-Lead: Model the mission and values of Accord, helping people to live their greatest lives. • Interact professionally with interdisciplinary team members including the person supported, family caregivers and guardians, employers, case managers, community providers, and other involved stakeholders. • Assess physical and mental wellness, needs, preferences, and abilities; apply information to develop tailored treatment plans. • Advocate for individuals, including awareness of and sensitivity to culturally appropriate care. • Provide timely and beneficial services that promote quality and cost-effective health outcomes. • Manage a flexible caseload of up to 60-80 members. • Attend all required annual and other meetings, demonstrating a high level of professionalism and genuine care for the person supported. • Represent the agency to the people we support, our community partners and external constituents. • Complete documentation of all services provided in the selected electronic health record/database system within one business day of providing services.