The Rehabilitation Coordinator comprises the following summary of job duties, requirements and responsibilities.ResponsibilitiesCoordinates and participates in Individual Service Plan (ISP) conferences, appropriately notifies all parties involved, and facilitates discussion and recommendation regarding consumers’ habilitation/rehabilitation goals for Day Program services.  Participates in  updating consumers’ ISP's and prepares all other required documentation accordingly.Attends and participates in multi-disciplinary meetings, ISP meetings, and placement conferences; collaborating and sharing information to provide habilitation/rehabilitation to agency consumers.Develops, revises measurable and effective training programs and oversees the implementation of consumers’ Individual Service Plan; collaborates with Supervisors in assessing consumer needs and developing functional objectives.Reviews and submits monthly summaries of each consumer’s progress and current health and behavior status. Receives and addresses concerns from consumers, guardians and families on issues relating to Day Services.Responds to emergency situations in the Day Services program and during community outings.Monitors consumers’ development and progress by reviewing consumer files, training data, service notes and referral recommendations, communicating with consumer families and residential staff, observing consumers during habilitation activities, and working on a one-on-one basis with the consumer.Acts as liaison between the Day Services program and ancillary service providers.Prepares and submits a variety of reports and documents, as required, utilizing provided technology.Assists in the coordination of program activities in the absence of the Day Services Director.Assures health and safety of consumers on assigned caseload during Day Service hours.Performs related duties as assigned, assuring the best interest of both the agency and the consumers' welfare.