Parent liaison vs service coordinator

Differences between parent liaison and service coordinator duties and responsibilities

Parent liaison example responsibilities.

• Manage social media outlets for the organization; such as Facebook, update weekly status and weekly inspirational videos.
• Implement reporting process to troubleshoot and identify trends in active loan application populations resulting in long term systemic solutions.
• Work closely with subcontractors and cross-functional internal departments to research, analyze and troubleshoot contract issues for timely resolution.
• Review bi-weekly benefit payment reports, confirming accuracy of recommend benefit payments and suspensions, submitting the information to payroll.
• Execute in detail-orient environments as well as people-oriented environments through outstanding interpersonal, community service, leadership, and organizational skills.
• Provide language goals to the CDSA for IFSP goals and objectives.
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Service coordinator example responsibilities.

• Manage social media communication including Facebook, Pinterest, and blog.
• Manage a pilot program providing diversion services to clients refer by DCF.
• Manage the MSW staff and coordinate all social service and select patient service activities.
• Manage caseload of 30 DD citizens, coordinate eligibility benefits.
• Manage SharePoint inventory repository and assign access levels to new hires as needed.
• Supervise and train direct care workers in CPR, care of clients, policy and procedures.
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