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San Diego, Ca, Us

San Diego, California, United States

Manages caseloads of assigned enrolled members with complex medical, mental health, and psychosocial needs.Serving vulnerable populations such as homeless, severe mental illnesses, substance use disorders, addiction, medically underserved, at risk children/youth, disabled, chronic illnesses, high utilizers of emergency services, etc.Developing and creating unique care plans for members and/or families to support identified needs.Documenting member and family information, diagnosis/medical insight, treatment plan, goals, interventions, evaluation/assessment information, observations, and overall progress during ECM program.Assisting members with service coordination such as scheduling appointments, booking transportation, assisting with referrals/authorizations.Advocates for members and/or family to ensure health and safety needs are addressed and appropriate resources are being provided.Linking members and families to appropriate community resources for financial assistance, transportation, clothing, support groups, food, housing/shelters, sobering centers, etc.Consulting and collaborating with other healthcare team members, hospitals, provider offices, service/delivery agencies, community agencies, social service programs and/or agencies etc.Providing support to members in the hospital, discharge planning support, and post discharge support as appropriate including collaboration with inpatient teams and/or providers.Ongoing follow up with members/families via phone calls, home visits, and community setting visits to ensure members are achieving health care goals and receiving appropriate resources.Maintain professional, accurate and quality records. Placing documentation in a timely manner into health record.Knowledge of community resources, services, programs, and agencies that will support members and their families and the ability to build strong relationships with these organizations.

San Diego, California, United States

Tasks Include: Develop, cultivate, and maintain business partners; Industry Networking; Community Outreach and Marketing; Production Training; Producing/Directing content; Managing Interns; Job Coaching, Documentation/Reporting; Strong Communication Skills.

Provides services to members of the public by personally responding to requests for service or making appropriate referral.Conducts personal interviews with clients to obtain, clarify, and verify financial, demographic, medical, and other information to determine eligibility for financial, health, and medical assistance and services.Reads, interprets, and explains regulations, requirements, legal rights, and responsibilities to clients; receives and responds to questions and complaints from clients and representatives from outside agencies.Obtains or retrieves financial, demographic, medical, personal, and other information used to determine initial or continuing eligibility for federal, state, and county programs; reviews and verifies information provided by clients and other sources for accuracy and completeness.Evaluates documentation provided by clients and determines if clients meet eligibility requirements based on rules and policies.Computes amounts of financial and medical assistance and benefits available to clients and communicates results to clients.Determines and issues benefits based on information provided by applicants or recipients, and information from other sources.Uses specialized computer applications to enter and retrieve information, process eligibility determinations and benefit levels, issue notices, schedule appointments, prepare correspondence, prioritize work, or perform other relevant tasks.

• Spearhead community initiatives to bring more youth into services.• Oversee large number of weekly youth groups for all ages of church children.• Encourage youth to volunteer in monthly and yearly charity drives.• Assist individuals with personal and spiritual questions.• Develop marketing strategies to get out city-wide youth-based messages.• Involved youth in community activities and missions work.• Held fund raisers to support volunteer initiatives.• Supported youth through hard circumstances at work home and school.• Referred youth to senior leadership or community resources for further help.• Prepared activities for youth to participate in church-wide programs.• Led weekly youth groups for middle and high school age children.• Posed challenging life questions and asserted faith-based ways to handle issues.• Arranged volunteer opportunities to foster community involvement.• Conducted nature hikes and summer camp weeks.• Helped youth deal with daily issues through counseling and mentoring.

Greater San Diego Area

Planned, prioritized and supervised multimedia efforts with up to 15 personnel handling delegated responsibilities.Maintained accountability and safeguarded over $100k in equipment assets; maintained program management records.Oversaw resource allocation, labor management, professional training of personnel, risk analysis; WBS scheduling.Drove high levels of productivity, chaired production meetings and introduced higher levels of quality assurance.

Greater San Diego Area

Social media coordinators are strategic in nature. They create and execute an organization's social media strategy. Their goals center around increasing brand awareness, driving traffic to their organization's domain, and supporting the organization’s community service goals.Work closely with Groundwork San Diego staff on a variety of digital projects. Update and manage the organization’s website as well as format and design electronic newsletters and social media campaigns. This position helps to extend the resources ofGroundwork San Diego and communicate our climate action campaign to broader audiences.The Social Media Coordinator is a team player who is willing to pitch in with a small staff to support the GWSD digital mission. An “all hands on deck” attitude, along with excellent communication skills.Responsibilities: Work closely with the Executive Director and GWSD staff to publish content for Groundwork public website, electronic newsletters, and social media platformsSupport the maintenance and updating for the back-end of Groundwork public website.Limited copywriting and editing of website and newsletter contentOversee management of all digital marketing channelsManage social media marketing campaigns and day-to-day activities including: develop relevant content topics to reach target customers; create, curate, and manage all published content (images, video, written)

Greater San Diego Area

Support Marketing Director with Social Media efforts.• Assist Marketing Director with in-house marketing pieces (including but not limited to: direct mail, flyers, brochures, online promotion, signage etc.).• Exposure to Real Estate Law and contracts.• Assisting in the preparation of documents.• Updating and maintaining CRM.• On-site visits.• Administrative and Operational tasks.• Maintaining and updating information on top real estate websites such as MLS, Zillow, Trulia.• Learn how to perform analysis of real estate market and sales data for clients.• Seek and analyze competitor marketing and sales materials both on and offline

East Mesa Re-Entry Facility

To plan, direct, and coordinate the overall activities of a departmental/divisional storeroom or warehouse; and to perform related work as requiredCollects item specifications and prepares requisition forms; researches requested items from vendor’s technical catalogues or websites, and selects appropriate quality/quantity of items according to specifications.Uses a County issued Procurement Card (P-Card) to purchase items directly from vendors; and reviews P-Card transaction reports to ensure that purchases are accurate and correct.Receives supplies and equipment delivered from vendors or other persons; checks information listed on receipts and compares with the information listed in purchase orders to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the quantity, price, and other specifications of ordered items.Uses a pallet jack, doll/hand truck, forklift, and stepladder to move varying qualities and sizes of items; places items in proper storage areas, and pulls items for issuance.Issues items for delivery by preparing supplies for mailing or shipment, and delivers items to designated delivery points within a division or department.Monitors and updates the status of items and maintains departmental inventory control of items by performing periodic physical inventories; records or documents inventory data using manual or automated logs or files; and may establish and implement criteria for allowable minimum and maximum quantities of items stocked in departmental storerooms.Maintains or updates manual or automated records, files, ledgers, spreadsheets, and other reports of items received and issued.Maintains the cleanliness and order of the storeroom by using brooms, mops, disinfectants, solvents, or other cleaning tools or supplies.Maintains the security of an assigned storeroom or storerooms by locking doors or cabinets and limiting access of storerooms and warehouses to authorized employees or persons.

Greater San Diego Area

Effectively managed a high-volume of inbound and outbound customer calls.Answered a constant flow of customer calls with up to [200] calls in queue per minute.Addressed and resolved customer product complaints empathetically and professionally.Gathered and verified all required customer information for tracking purposes.Defused volatile customer situations calmly and courteously.Accurately documented, researched and resolved customer service issues.Managed customer calls effectively and efficiently in a complex, fast-paced and challenging call center environment.

Monitor premises at night with vehicle patrol around grounds.Confront trespassers to prevent vandalism and theft.Report offenders to law enforcement and assist in investigations.Secure entrances and check for break-ins.Opened common area to the public in the morning and greeted customers and employeesInformed and warned patrons of rule infractions, such as smoking and loiteringCalled police or fire departments in cases of emergency, such as fire or presence of suspicious personsOperated over 60 surveillance cameras to monitor interior and exterior public areasConducted investigations of suspected incidents of external fraud, employee theft, and embezzlement.Reported all incidents, accidents, and medical emergencies to law enforcement.Investigated reports of theft, alarms, and general disturbances.Checked passes and credentials of persons seeking to enter the office and storage areas of property.Ran background checks of individuals seeking employment to obtain data on character, financial status, and personal history. Certifications

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Business Administration And Management, General

Master'S Degree, Non-Profit/Public/Organizational Management

Offered through the School of Community Resources and Development, the MNLM program is intended for mid-level professionals who desire.

Associate'S Degree, Business Administration And Management, General