The person responsible for coordinating services and information from the members of a multi-disciplinary team. Also called a case manager.
Coordinates all services and serves as a point of contact in helping parents/families to obtain services and assistance they need.(infant and children, with disabilities, working/services)
A service coordinator(also called a case manager) is an experienced professional, such as a social worker or nurse, who works with clients and providers of services to coordinate the services for the client. For families who have a child with a disability, case managers should provide the family with the resources and support that the family needs to ensure that their child with a disability receives the services that are essential to their well-being.
someone who acts as a coordinator of an infant's or toddler's services, working in partnership with the family and providers of special programs; service coordinators may be employed by the early intervention agency.
Assists the family of eligible child by coordinating all supports and services across agency lines and serves as a single point of contact for the family.
Someone who acts as a coordinator of a child's and family's services and works in partnership with the family and other service providers.
A person "in charge of" coordinating services for a family who has an Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) or a child with an Individual Education Plan (IEP). This person can be someone from the Family, Infant and Toddler Project (FITP), Franklin County Early Childhood Programs (FCECP), public school, another agency, or another service provider.
a professional who coordinates a child's services; works as a partner to the family and other service providers