SCO Family of Services · 1 day ago
Program Director of Person-Centered Services
SCO Family of Services is dedicated to providing person-centered services, and they are seeking a Program Director of Person-Centered Services to oversee intake, eligibility, and discharge processes. The role involves managing requests for OPWDD services, collaborating with various departments for program development, and providing supervision and clinical support to QIDPs.
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Responsibilities
Manage all incoming requests for OPWDD services and determine preliminary eligibility through review of clinical documentation, psychological evaluations, psychosocial histories, DDP clearance, and psychiatric assessments when required
Conduct interviews with the people supported, families, advocates, and CCOs to review applications, entitlement status, and program options
Ensure all applications are completed, documented, and maintained in agency systems; track each applicant’s progress from initial referral through placement
Distribute completed and eligibility-verified applications to the appropriate program departments
Collaborate with department leaders (Residential, Community Habilitation, Day Habilitation, Family Care,) to identify program vacancies and discuss placement opportunities
Maintain and update waitlists for all OPWDD-funded programs, HCBS Waiver services, CCO referrals, residential schools, and agency contracts
Schedule and coordinate screening meetings, ensuring participation from required team members (individual, family/advocate, BIS, RN, Care Manager for IRA, QIDP for ICF, Director of Entitlements, and Program Coordinator)
Ensure accurate and timely completion of screening documentation and follow-through on recommendations
Facilitate timely placement of eligible individuals to avoid service delays and support accurate billing and reimbursement
Provide operational and administrative oversight of the discharge process across OPWDD programs
Provide oversight of the DPP (Developmental Disabilities Profile) process, ensuring timely updates, accuracy, and compliance with OPWDD standards
Oversee OPWDD requirements related to intake, eligibility, documentation, and program transitions to ensure agency-wide adherence
Manage and update the Choices system, ensuring accuracy of openings, referrals, program capacity, and required status changes
Provide administrative guidance and training to QIDPs on intake, screening, and discharge procedures
Promote cross-training among QIDPs to strengthen operational continuity and improve understanding of the end‑to‑end intake/discharge process
Maintain strong relationships with DDROs and OPWDD Transition/Movement Coordinators to support referral flow, program visibility, and regulatory alignment
Participate in regional and statewide intake committees to ensure compliance with OPWDD documentation standards and best practices
Collaborate with billing and fiscal departments to ensure accurate coding, documentation, and reimbursement for OPWDD-funded services
Other duties as requested by Divisional Director or Designee
In Partnership with the IDD administrative leaders Identify opportunities for new programs or expansion of existing services based on community needs and strategic priorities
Assist with RFPs, site selection, and coordination with architects, contractors, and OPWDD for new program development
Lead family and resident engagement meetings to support program planning and transition readiness
In Partnership with SCO Business Operations Team Oversee completion of regulatory documentation including CON-1, Padavan Process, PPA, and OPWDD services requests
Ensure all OPWDD regulations are met prior to pre-opening surveys and program launches in Partnership with the designated Program Director
Provide training and support to intake staff and QIDPs on eligibility, documentation, and the Front Door process
Provide direct supervision and clinical support to QIDPs across all programs
Ensure timely review and approval of person-centered program plans, CFAs, and Staff Action Plans
Guide QIDPs in meeting OPWDD and CMS regulatory requirements, including DDP2s, History Books, and service documentation
Coordinate with clinical consultants (OT, PT, Speech) to ensure integrated care planning
Conduct audits of QIDP documentation and provide feedback for continuous improvement
Support QIDPs in MyEvolv documentation and reporting; attend training courses and provide system support as needed
Step in to support program operations in the absence of a QIDP
Design and implement a comprehensive training curriculum for QIDPs covering leadership, communication, clinical supports, regulatory compliance, and person-centered planning
Facilitate ongoing training sessions and maintain up-to-date training materials
Evaluate training effectiveness and adjust content to meet evolving needs and standards
Promote cross-training to enhance QIDP flexibility and ensure continuity of care across programs
Audit Program History books as deemed necessary, to ensure consent are up to date
Respond to Program Survey Audit as deemed necessary
Provide strategic and operational oversight of all EHR-related processes, with a focus on MyEvolv
Ensure accurate and timely documentation of clinical and programmatic data in MyEvolv across all OPWDD programs
Serve as the point of contact for troubleshooting EHR issues, coordinating with IT and Internal leaders as deemed necessary
Monitor data integrity, compliance, and reporting accuracy within MyEvolv to ensure adherence to OPWDD and Medicaid standards
Support QIDPs and program staff in navigating MyEvolv, including training, workflow optimization, and documentation standards
Attend MyEvolv training and system enhancement sessions; disseminate updates and best practices to relevant staff
Collaborate with leadership to align EHR usage with agency goals, audit readiness, and quality improvement initiatives
Qualification
Required
bachelor's degree (master's degree preferred) in related field
comprehensive knowledge of OPWDD regulations
strong management, organizational, and interpersonal skills
good oral and written communication skills
minimum of 5 years' experience in programs serving people supported with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities
computer literate
Company
SCO Family of Services
SCO Family of Services is a non-profit organization that provides vital human services.