The Transition Facilitator provides skills training and case management services to the youth/young adults ages 14-26 years old. They provide therapeutic services identified in the service plan by the youth/young persons to assist them in their recovery. They utilize TIP practices to inform all aspects of treatment provided.
The essential functions include, but are not limited to the following:
- Lives out the INcompass Healthcare promise by consistently displaying compassion, treating all with dignity, and providing exceptional care for everyone.
- Incorporates the six principles of trauma informed care throughout all aspects of their work.
- Commitment to Transition to Independence Process (TIP) principles (Youth or Young Adult voice and choice, Strength-Based, Individualized, Outcome Based, Team Based, Culturally Competent, Community Based, Unconditional Care, Collaboration, and Natural Supports)
- Explores with the youth/young adults their strengths and needs, their culture and visions.
- Assess all TIP Domains
- Provides direct service activities to youth/young adults in accordance with the individualized service plan and with agency policy and procedure.
- Provides crisis management.
- Finds value in collaboration with all treatment team providers and fosters team collaboration to ensure the youth/young adults are successful in their treatment.
- Teaches and models skills as identified in the individualized service plan.
- Provides ongoing reassessment as identified.
- Acts as an advocate and empowers the youth/young adults in their treatment.
- Coordinates communication and services provided by internal and external programs and agencies.
- Complies with documentation requirements according to agency policies.
- Completes administrative tasks, such as attending training, meetings, serving on committees as assigned, engaging in supervision as identified and according to policy.
- An associate degree in human services, social work, psychology, sociology, or related field and/or equivalent experience.
- Preferred bachelor's degree in human services, social work, psychology, sociology, or related field.
- Effective written and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to demonstrate effective engagement skills.
- Ability to work independently.
- Exceptional organizational and time management skills.
- Ability to build and maintain relationships with community partners.
- Demonstrates knowledge and skills related to specific populations as applicable.
- Ability to work as a treatment team member.
- Demonstrates skill and sensitivity to cultural differences.
- Demonstrates effective decision-making skills, problem solving, critical thinking skills.
- Ability and willingness to travel on behalf of agency behavior and work in a youth/young persons home and community setting.
