Description

Position: Case Manager/Recreation Assistant
Location: Quincy/Boston, MA
Pay rate: $21.71

Dinners and mileage will be reimbursed.
Hours: Part-time, 15-20 hours per week. Schedule may vary.

What you'll be responsible for:

The essential functions of the position are below. Additional duties may be assigned as required.

· Demonstrate ability to provide instruction, education, and training to adults with brain injury in their home and the local community with the goal of maintaining independence;

· Responsible to communicate with clients and their families as well as other providers, and community resources;

· Develop community-based resources and maintain effective communication;

· Provide support coordination/case management including intake, assessment, service planning and coordination, progress reporting, documentation, and client advocacy;

· Proficiency with scheduling, organization, and time management;

· Proficiency with Microsoft office;

· Assist Recreation Coordinator in running a variety of community-based activities/events which include, but are not limited to: trips to Castle Island, Webb Park, Boston Bowl and planning nights at area restaurants, shopping centers, local concerts, and the Movie Theater;

· Assist in supervising participants including, but not limited to, supervising small groups and individuals, providing 1:1 ratio if needed;

· Provide direct support & contact with individuals and caretakers;

· Take leadership responsibility in the event of an emergency. This may include calling emergency services or contacts, and assisting with transportation needs.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s Degree or background in health and human services preferred
• At least one year of experience supporting adults with Traumatic Brain Injuries 
• A passion and dedication to supporting our clients is a must
• Valid Driver’s license and use of personal vehicle for work-related duties
• Must pass company background and reference checks

For more information, please visit our website at www.cmhsma.org