Develops and maintains relationships with intake coordinators at community mental health agencies, clinics, and organizations.
Participates regularly in community-based meetings to stay current on new and evolving resources in their respective VMAP region.
Researches and maintains accurate and up to date lists of local mental health resources and their availability, including mental health providers, family support services, community resources, peer support programs, and Children Services Act (CSA) related programs in the VMAP database. Each resource should be verified at least annually; availability of resources may vary by region.
Answers VMAP PCP calls/emails during normal business hours and directs to appropriate resources.
Responds to PCP requests with appropriate regional mental health resources within 24 hours, including practice information such as participation with insurance and wait time for appointments.
When necessary, works directly with families to help facilitate and coordinate referrals to needed services.
Provides follow-up calls to referred families within designated timeframes to ensure continuity of care.
Provides feedback as requested to PCPs on status of family engagement and services.
Records and logs information from daily calls into VMAP database.
Conducts post-navigation surveys to gather data from PCPs and families regarding satisfaction of process.
Adheres to HIPAA privacy policies and hospital/health center regulations.
Performs all other duties as assigned.