What are the responsibilities and job description for the Project Coordinator (LCSW/LCPC) - Crisis Response position at Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association?
The role involves leading, coordinating, and managing the State of Illinois Program 590-Crisis Care System grant, ensuring compliance with grant requirements and overseeing program staff and budget. Qualifications include: licensure as an LCSW, Licensed Clinical Psychologist, or LCPC, with a master's degree in Counseling, Psychology, Social Work, or a related field.
Key responsibilities: acting as the primary liaison with the funder, maintaining staffing and daily operations, ensuring policy and contractual compliance, managing data collection and reporting, and developing a centralized care system with community partners.
Additional duties: fostering effective communication and teamwork among coworkers, healthcare providers, and community partners; supporting data analysis and reporting; guiding data management; and participating in planning and implementation teams.
The position requires organizational skills, data proficiency, and the ability to develop collaborative relationships to improve mental health crisis services.
Key responsibilities: acting as the primary liaison with the funder, maintaining staffing and daily operations, ensuring policy and contractual compliance, managing data collection and reporting, and developing a centralized care system with community partners.
Additional duties: fostering effective communication and teamwork among coworkers, healthcare providers, and community partners; supporting data analysis and reporting; guiding data management; and participating in planning and implementation teams.
The position requires organizational skills, data proficiency, and the ability to develop collaborative relationships to improve mental health crisis services.