Marine Corps Community Services (MCCS) is looking for the best and brightest to join our Team! MCCS is a comprehensive program that supports and enhances the quality of life for Marines, their families, and others in the Marine Corps Community. We offer a team oriented environment comprised of military personnel, civilian employees, contractors and volunteers who keep the organization functioning smoothly and effectively.

Duties

Serves as a liaison to and works closely with health care professionals on provision of available services and resources at the command to ensure best possible care in accordance with community, national and Marine Corps standards. Facilitates referrals to appropriate specialists.  Assists in identification of community resources. Manages and monitors the member¿s progress from enrollment to assessment.Contacts each EFMP family upon notification of assignment to offer support services.  Conducts interviews with clients and their families.  Establishes and maintains a case file for each assigned EFMP family that includes the Installation Support Privacy Consent Form and detailed contact notes.  Assesses individual client and family circumstances upon and during enrollment to track progress of activity and provide updated information on services to improve quality of life. Serves as an advocate for and assists Marines and their families in accessing available resources and services to support individual needs.  Participates in meetings between Marine families and special needs support professionals to develop the Individual Education Plan (IEP). Assist families in assertively pursuing rights to resources available to them.  Prepares evaluations and recommendations to assist eligible members in connecting with appropriate resources and services.  Assists in coordinating referral for care and resources with internal and external referral sites in the local area.   Educates referral sources, community agencies and service organizations regarding scope and management of the EFMP.  Maintains a detailed and consolidated portfolio of services for special needs families at the command and in the local community.  Participates in coordination and execution of special needs camps, support groups for EFMP families, special events and workshops coordinated by the EFMP.  Assists in checking that EFMP staff complete training in compliance with Marine Corps Order (MCO) 1754.4. Maintains personal records of staff training completion for review by the respective manager.  Participates as assigned in the Special Needs Evaluation and Review Team (SNERT) as outlined in MCO 1754.4.  Participates in the maintenance and development of a library of special needs educational, referral and resource materials.  Works with assigned families to coordinate use of the EFMP Respite Care Program. Works in concert with the EFMP team to ensure the program works effectively to support families while maintaining compliance with all legal and regulatory guidance. Prepares reports of status of activity on enrollment of members. Conducts quality assurance activities and studies to analyze, evaluate and provide recommendations on program issues. Screens enrollment and updates Forms DD-2792, DD2792-1 and other supporting medical documentation related to case evaluation, assessment, and therapy.  Identifies and acquires conflicting or incomplete case information to provide proper recommendations.  Determines status and eligibility of enrollment of members. 

Requirements

• See Duties and Qualifications

Qualifications

Bachelor¿s degree in a Behavioral Health or a related social science, or combination of equivalent education and experience, or four years of appropriate experience that demonstrates knowledge of one or more of the behavioral or social sciences and working in a case management capacity with families who have members with special needs. Knowledge of the Military lifestyle to include service/unit organization and rank structure and military, family, and personal support services available.  Knowledge of military laws, policies, regulations, resources and practices regarding medical and educational benefits, programs, services, and community agencies for family members enrolled in EFMP. Skills in listening and interviewing and applying sound judgment for assessing individual and family needs; problem-solving and advocating for support or services; or determining an appropriate course of action. Written and oral communication skills to effectively provide case management assistance to persons in various emotional states and varying needs; and to conduct briefs, workshops, and training. Inter-personal skills to relate to all segments of the military and civilian community using persuasiveness, poise, tact, and objectivity.   Proficiency with computer software and applications involving word processing, email communication, database management desktop publishing, and internet navigation. 

Contacts

• Address QUANTICO MCCS MARINE CORPS COMMUNITY SERVICES ATTN: PERSONNEL OFFICER QUANTICO, VA 221345001 USA
• Name: QUANTICO MCCS
• Phone: 703/784-3454
• Email: [email protected]