The role involves assessing disaster-related unmet needs and developing individualized service plans for recovery, coordinating referrals, service planning, and client documentation for an assigned caseload. Responsibilities also include participating in case staffing, completing required training, and functioning as a liaison between stakeholders and service providers.

The primary purpose is to deliver itinerant early intervention services for infants and toddlers with hearing loss in their homes or natural environments, collaborating on Individualized Family Service Plans. Responsibilities include developing and implementing instruction, administering and interpreting language assessments, maintaining accurate records, and providing consultation to other professionals.

The specialist ensures appropriate placement of youth through array of referral and treatment services for juvenile court programs by providing clinical assessments to determine the necessary level of treatment. Responsibilities also include completing required documentation, coordinating community services, and managing case tracking and funding.

The Case Management Coordinator evaluates member needs using care management tools, determines eligibility, and recommends resolution approaches by assessing benefit plans and available resources. This role involves coordinating and implementing assigned care plan activities, monitoring progress, and consulting with clinical teams to overcome barriers and achieve optimal outcomes.