NEOGOV · 1 day ago
MUI Coordinator
NEOGOV is part of the Fairfield County Board of Developmental Disabilities, dedicated to supporting individuals on their journey toward greater independence. The MUI Coordinator will implement Major Unusual Incident (MUI) processes, ensure compliance with regulations, and maintain communication with various stakeholders to enhance service delivery.
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Responsibilities
Implements the Major Unusual Incident Processes for the FCBDD Demonstrated by: Consults with providers, individual support coordinators and other stakeholders as needed for UIs, MUIs, prevention planning and other recommendations
Assures County Board compliance to DODD regulations regarding UIs/MUIs
Consults with contracted investigative agent agency to determine if an incident rises to the current interpretation of a reportable MUI
Reviews initial MUI reports received and submits to the contracted investigative agent agency so they can complete the initial filing through ITS within required timelines and procedures and begin the investigation
Recommends immediate actions or a prevention plan relative to a MUI through communication with internal and external customers, including recommending revisions to Individual Service Plans to teams. Ensures prevention plans align with the FCBDD vision and mission
Completes prevention plan review within 30 days after plan submission to ensure that the plan has been implemented and is effective
Maintains MUI files and required documentation, including the collection of needed information, ensuring it is forwarded to the Investigative Agent or other investigative entity [law enforcement]
Maintains MUI database that is stored on network server
Provides written facts and findings to all required parties relative to the outcome of MUI investigations
Assures that all aspects of assigned MUI investigations are properly completed and closed within established timelines
Maintains discreet confidentiality of high-profile incidents or situations involving internal or external providers which often involves human resources information that may result in a personnel disciplinary action
Participates in annual reviews of MUIs by a committee composed of a cross section of individuals representing county board staff, private providers, families, and other stakeholders
Prepares/participates in reviews conducted by the DODD and other regulatory/accrediting agencies including preparation of any outcome plan as necessary
Performs other duties as necessary to assure compliance to agency policies and procedures or DODD regulations related to Major Unusual Incidents and Unusual Incidents
Implements the Unusual Incident Processes for the FCBDD Demonstrated by: Reviews all Unusual Incident Reports (UIs) received to determine if an MUI has occurred, which may involve screening, and consultation with Supervisor, DODD, or others as needed
Ensures response /follow-up to incidents received if necessary; by contacting providers for additional information to make recommendations or compel others for action
Manages Unusual Incident database enter incidents, and periodic review of quality of data entered with supervisor. Outcomes of reviews may necessitate making recommendations and/or compelling others to enter additional information relative to documentation of clarification and follow up
Acts as a liaison between all parties including individuals, providers, families, public officials, etc.; in the function of UI incident review, or consultation with other agencies navigating through the DD system relative to an incident involving an individual
Reviews a representative sample of provider unusual incident logs each month to ensure that MUIs have been reported, preventive measures have been implemented, and that trends and patterns have been identified and addressed
Court Contact Develops and maintains effective connections with local law enforcement and other agencies to ensure a collaborative approach in all situations
Maintains discreet communications relative to high profile cases that may involve law enforcement, prosecution or other responsible entity
Connects law enforcement, prosecution or other responsible entity with Individual Support Coordinator at the earliest opportunity to provide the greatest level of support from Fairfield DD
Communications Interacts in a courteous and professional manner with individuals receiving supports, their families, and friends and with coworkers, supervisors and members of the community
Actively promotes good public relations with parents, advocates, community organization, professionals, other school districts, Job and Family Services, other agencies and other county board staff
Communicates with Individual Support Coordinators, Advocates, Behavior Coordinator, and other staff as well as home providers, parents, guardians, and other agencies as needed
Develops and maintains effective communications with local law enforcement and other agencies to enhance a collaborative approach towards any situation
Remains calm in highly emotionally charged situations, provides concise, accurate information, and conveys respect, and support to individuals, families, internal and external providers and outside entities
Training Assists supervisor and MUI Coordinator/QA Liaison in providing presentations and technical assistance concerning DODD regulations and county board policies/procedures to county board staff and external providers as required per regulations
Provides training and technical assistance to providers on best practices concerning annual MUI training, writing incident reports, completing incident logs, annual MUI reviews, etc
Offers relevant training as part of the prevention planning process on a case-by-case basis
Other Miscellaneous Duties Maintains up-to-date knowledge of regulations, trends, and issues that are related to the satisfactory completion of job
Assesses providers’ compliance to all applicable regulations and contract terms for the provision of services/supports as identified in an individual's plan due to the result of a Major Unusual Incident or trends and patterns from a review of Unusual Incidents
Monitors the implementation of systems changes as identified through review of or trends and patterns identified from Major Unusual Incidents or Unusual Incidents
Assists in the identification, assessment and development of staff training needs in support of the implementation of services related to MUI/UI trends
Completes documentation for Medication Administration Claiming or other designated funding source regulations and agency procedures
Participates in community outreach committees. These committees may request information relative to the services and supports that FCBDD provides to individuals
Complies with the Safety Rules established for the purpose of fulfilling compliance with Ohio Employment Risk Reduction Standards, Rules, or Orders, through the utilization of protective equipment and decontamination techniques
Performs other duties as directed
Qualification
Required
Bachelor's degree or higher in psychology, education, social work, or other related field that contributes to the employee's ability to perform job functions; OR
Associate's degree or at least junior year standing, and two years full-time (or PTE) supervised, paid work experience in conducting administrative, civil, and/or criminal investigations; OR
Associate's degree or at least junior year standing and two years full-time (or PTE), supervised, paid work experience in administration, supervision, instruction, or habilitation of individuals with developmental disabilities
Maintain DODD, First Aid and CPR certifications and current behavior support training
Minimum 2 years' experience as an employee in a county board or other provider where applicant has knowledge of support systems available to individuals
Must have a valid Ohio driver's license, points on license may not be equal to or exceed 6 and be insurable under agency insurance carrier
May be requested to work abnormal hours based on service needs
May use personal vehicles to transport clients and families
Maintain certification to conduct DODD protocol Provider Compliance Reviews through the RDS system
Maintain training related to MUI/DODD ITMS
Communicate professionally and effectively with persons served, parents, providers, guardians and agencies
Ability to write clearly and concisely
Ability to maintain accurate records and data
Ability to cope with stressful situations
Ability to pass all background checks including Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation (BCII)
Must be physically capable to lift up to 50 lbs. per lifting policy, move enrollees, including children, adolescents and adults in a safe manner, according to in-service training
Ability to work independently and plan own work
Ability to work with flexibility and ability to reprioritize as needed
Knowledgeable of available community resources to individuals eligible for county board services
Works cooperatively with others
Maintains attendance to effectively complete functions of the job
Communicates both orally and written and presents information in an objective, professional manner
Understands the philosophy of self-determination/person centered planning
Ability to interact with families, private citizens, and others in a professional manner to promote a positive image of persons with disabilities and the agency
Possess computer skills to complete Medication Administration Claiming (MAC) documentation; for utilizing the DODD Incident Tracking system, and other assignments using word processing, basic spreadsheets, create presentations and databases
Internet research skills, data analysis, and report writing is also required
Organizational, clerical and technical skills necessary to maintain records on the computer server
Ability to recognize unusual or threatening conditions and take appropriate action
Ability to work under stress and time constraints
Uses good judgment to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions
Maintains strict adherence to the confidentiality policy and procedures related to individuals and personnel
Company
NEOGOV
NEOGOV is the leading provider of workforce management software uniquely designed for the public sector, education, and public safety.
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