5 Jobs That Use Service Coordination The Most

Jobs that use service coordination the most include medicaid service coordinator, early childhood services coordinator, and disability services coordinator.

Rank	Job title	Salary	% of all skills	Job openings
1	Medicaid Service Coordinator	$45,804	8%	43,932
2	Early Childhood Services Coordinator	$48,738	7%	73,449
3	Disability Services Coordinator	$43,721	6%	115,235
4	Service Coordinator/Case Manager	$39,771	6%	46,216
5	Service Coordinator	$40,792	3%	55,922

What jobs use Service Coordination the most?

1. Medicaid Service Coordinator

How medicaid service coordinator uses Service Coordination:

Manage SharePoint inventory repository and assign access levels to new hires as needed.
Train and support all HMIS users.
Maintain require documentation and case notes through the HMIS system.

Most common skills for medicaid service coordinator:

Developmental Disabilities
Service Coordination
Waiver Services
OPWDD
Consumer Satisfaction
Community Resources

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2. Early Childhood Services Coordinator

How early childhood services coordinator uses Service Coordination:

Manage and coordinate the workload of the release team members and are responsible for organizing and hosting all production release windows.
Work with a team to write an IEP to guide the plan for each child.
Organize volunteer schedule for nursery and preschool age children.

Most common skills for early childhood services coordinator:

Early Intervention
Child Care
IFSP
Child Development
Service Coordination
Intervention Services

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3. Disability Services Coordinator

How disability services coordinator uses Service Coordination:

Manage SharePoint inventory repository and assign access levels to new hires as needed.
Work with interdisciplinary team assuring hospice patients, families and caregivers receive volunteer support as well as appropriate pastoral care.
Complete data entering/gathering tasks in WebCM and MFP websites.

Most common skills for disability services coordinator:

Social Work
Developmental Disabilities
Disability Services
Rehabilitation
Service Coordination
Mental Health

Jobs Responsibilities

4. Service Coordinator/Case Manager

How service coordinator/case manager uses Service Coordination:

Manage timely development and submission of IEP service plans for consumers receiving waivers services from the state.
Provide clients support with basic ADL's (shopping, payee services, budgets, managing and attending appointments).
Educate individual and families about available Medicaid services while advocating for their rights.

Most common skills for service coordinator/case manager:

Social Work
Comprehensive Assessments
Community Resources
Service Coordination
Crisis Intervention
Medicaid