Open Positions

At Harbor Regional Center, we envision a world where people with developmental disabilities live, learn, work, play and have meaningful relationships in our community. 

In realizing our vision, we provide innovative and person-centered services, supports and information that empowers the people we serve to live their best lives in our culturally diverse community. 

Some of the values that guide our staff’s work every day include:

Summary

Responsible for providing a high level of customer service to clients, families, service providers, Service Coordinators, the general public, and all others.

Performs a wide variety of clerical duties in support of the Client Services Manager, Service Coordinators, and other staff.

Essential Duties

Incumbent may perform any or all of the following:

Answers/makes telephone calls to/from clients, families, service providers, Service Coordinators, Regional Centers and others; responds to questions, concerns or complaints; provides information authorized for release; transfers calls to appropriate internal resources; makes and changes appointments; assesses for emergency situations and refers to others for appropriate services.

Receives and processes incoming mail and faxes; utilizes Laserfiche and inputs data on a variety of platforms.

Prepares and processes documents (copies, faxes, digital) as directed.

Performs data entry of information; ensures accuracy and completeness of data.

Maintains, prints and distributes department schedules to ensure all are notified as to staff whereabouts and availability.

Coordinates team meetings and trainings in support of the team and department, including scheduling conference rooms, notifying participants, preparing agendas, taking and distributing minutes, actively participating in meetings, arranging for refreshments, speakers, audio/visual equipment and materials.

Performs a wide variety of general clerical and administrative duties including: ordering/receiving and distributing supplies; copying; responding to emails; filing documents; gathering data and preparing routine/special reports.

Participates in team spirit activities including arranging activities and events, planning and participating in team retreats and Agency-wide events and coordinating celebrations and other occasions.

Maintains absolute confidentiality regarding clients and families in compliance with HIPAA regulations and Regional Center policies.

Secondary Duties

Assumes responsibility for projects as assigned.

May perform any or all duties of the Receptionist.

May perform any or all of the duties of another Team Assistant.

Performs related duties as required.

Environment/Physical Activity

The Incumbent Is in A Non-Confined Office-Type Setting in Which They Are Free to Move About at Will. the Environment for This Position Is Mostly Clean and Comfortable but May Include Some Minor Annoyances Such as Noise, Odors, Drafts, Etc. in The Course of Performing This Work, the Incumbent:

Will Spend Time Sitting, Utilizing the Computer.

Will Spend Time Standing/walking Throughout the Facilities.

May Lift up To 15 Lbs. Periodically.  if More, the Incumbent Must Request Assistance.

May Stoop or Stretch to Access File Cabinets, Shelves.

The Individual in This Position May Operate Any Standard Office Equipment Including Telephones, Copy Machines, Scanning Equipment, Postage Meter, Computer Peripheral Equipment, Etc.

The Incumbent Must Be Able to Perform This Job Safely, without Endangering Their Health and Safety or That of Others.  Individuals with Disabilities that May Impact Their Ability to Perform These Duties Are Encouraged to Meet with Human Resources to Discuss Options for Accommodation.

Computer Software May Include Any or All of The Following:

  • Microsoft Office Including Word, Excel, Power Point, Outlook, Teams
  • Laserfiche
  • Virtual Chart
  • Sandis Data Retrieval System
  • Scheduling Software
  • Position Requirements

These Specifications Are General Guidelines Based on The Minimum Experience Normally Considered Essential to The Satisfactory Performance of This Job.  Individual Abilities May Result in Some Deviation from These Guidelines.

To Perform Effectively in This Position, the Incumbent Must Have:

Excellent Interpersonal Skills; Including Effective Oral and Written Communications Skills.

Basic Knowledge of Client Documentation Methods and Practices, Typically the Result of One or More Years of Experience in Similar Positions Or, Demonstrated Proficiency in Utilizing Computer Software to Maintain Large Databases.

Experience Working Within an Electronic File Structure.

Routine, Accurate Skills in Microsoft Office Including Word, Excel and Outlook.

Ability to Type 40 Wpm.

Working Knowledge of Contemporary Office Methods.

Math Skills Sufficient to Calculate/balance Routine Numerical Data.

Strong Work Organization Skills to Meet Deadlines.

Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Skills Including Ability to Research and Resolve Procedural Problems.

Numerical and Alphabetical Filing Procedures.

Ability to Work Effectively with People of Diverse Cultures, Ages and Backgrounds.

Bilingual Required.

Current California Driver License, State-Required Insurance and A Driving Record Acceptable to The Agency’s Insurance Carrier, when Using Personal Vehicle on Center Business.

Typically, These Skills and Experience Result from Completion of High School, and One or More Years of Experience in Similar Positions.

Starting Salary Range: $39,270 – $43,722

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Summary

Under the direction of a Client Services Manager, Service Coordinators are responsible for providing service coordination for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families to enable them to participate in family and community life as fully as possible and to do so pursuant to the provisions of the Lanterman Act as well as the policies established by the Harbor Regional Center Board of Trustees.

Essential Duties

  • Individual and family assessment and needs identification.
  • Planning for provision of appropriate services and support.
  • Evaluation and monitoring of service delivery and advocacy.

Skills and Abilities

Understanding of family systems and human dynamics.

Familiarity with the prevailing philosophy in the field of developmental disabilities.

Strong organizational and time management skills.

Demonstrated ability to work independently and cooperatively as a part of an interdisciplinary team.

Effective oral and written communication skills.

Minimum Employment Standards

Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Psychology or related human services field and at least 1 year post BA/BS paid work experience. A related master’s degree is preferred.

Not less than 1 year experience working in programs offering child and family assessment services, case management/service coordination, family support and referral services, or similar services.

Preferred but not required- bilingual in Chinese, French, American Sign Language, German, Japanese, Khmer, Spanish, Tagalog, and Vietnamese.

Valid California driver license and State-required insurance.

Environment/Physical Activity

The service coordinator is in a non-confined setting in which he or she is free to move about at will. The environment for this position is mostly clean and comfortable but may include some minor annoyances such as noise, odors, drafts, etc. In addition, the service coordinator spends time at client homes and other community facilities. The service coordinator may be exposed to clients and their families who may become volatile or emotional.

Computer software may include any or all of the following:

  • Microsoft Office including Word, Outlook, and Excel.
  • Virtual CHART
  • Laserfiche
  • Zoom and other video conferencing platforms.

Starting Salary Range: $55,078 – $65,665

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Summary

Under the direction of a Client Services Manager, the Intake Service Coordinator provides assistance with determining if applicants ages 3 years and older present with a developmental disability. The responsibilities of an Intake Service Coordinator may include:

  • Conducting social evaluations/assessments;
  • Obtaining relevant applicant information, and reviewing all findings to assist in the determination of a developmental disability;
  • Sharing information with the Multidisciplinary Team through the eligibility determination process; and coordinating meetings with the Multidisciplinary Team to assist applicants and family members in understanding the new diagnosis, their impact, and the next steps;
  • Comprehensive documentation and follow through with clinical recommendations.

Minimum Employment Standards

Bachelor’s degree in Social Work and two years of direct assessment experience. A Masters degree in Social Work is preferred. A Bachelor’s degree in psychology or related human services field may be substituted if a minimum of the subsequent 18 months of work experience was concentrated in client assessment and evaluation.  Bilingual English/Spanish is preferred.

Skills and Abilities

Understanding of family systems and human dynamics, knowledge of developmental disabilities, familiarity with the prevailing philosophy in the field of developmental disabilities, good organizational skills, demonstrated ability to work independently and cooperatively as a part of an interdisciplinary team, excellent verbal and written communication skills and proficiency with MS Word and MS Outlook.

Starting Salary Range: $55,078 – $65,665

Equal Opportunity Employer


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