Broker​/under Self Directed Services

Ready to Be a Voice for Independence?

If you want a career where your work directly impacts people’s freedom, dignity, and quality of life, we’d love to hear from you.

Location:

Oneida, Lincoln and Vila's counties

Pay $19.23/hour + Mileage Reimbursement
Semi-Remote (Home Office + Community Travel)

This Isn’t Just a Job—It’s Advocacy.

At Community Horizons, we believe people with disabilities and older adults deserve the power to choose how they live, who supports them, and what independence looks like in their own lives.

Self-Direction is about freedom, dignity, and control—and we’re looking for someone who shares a passion for advocating for the individuals we serve.

If you are passionate about empowering others, skilled in healthcare recruiting, and ready to stand beside people as they build the life they want, we want to meet you.

Community Horizons supports individuals with disabilities and older adults to live independently through self-direction.

We help people navigate the onboarding process of their own care teams so they can remain in their homes and communities—on their terms.

• Independence

• Choice

• Dignity

• A voice in their own care

As a Support Broker, you are more than a recruiter—you are a partner, mentor, and advocate helping individuals build the team that makes independent living possible.

You’ll work alongside members and families to ensure they have the tools, support, and confidence to lead their own care and navigate complex systems that impact their independence.

• Attend referral meetings and conduct in-home visits with members and families

• Help individuals recruit, screen, and hire their own caregivers or nurses

• Support members through interviews, onboarding, and retaining quality staff

• Mentor members on how to be successful employers, including managing schedules, communication, and staff expectations

• Guide individuals through scheduling, timecards, and Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) systems

• Assist members with Medicaid renewals, benefit applications, and navigating public assistance programs

• Help individuals understand and navigate complex healthcare and long‑term care systems

• Maintain documentation and case notes while providing ongoing mentoring and support

Advocate for the individual’s voice, preferences, and independence in every step of the process

Your work ensures that people can remain in their homes, stay connected to their communities, and maintain control over their lives.

Healthcare recruiting experience (required)

Applicants must live in Northern Wisconsin
5+ years supporting individuals with disabilities or the frail elderly
Strong organization and communication skills
A passion for person-centered support and advocacy

Experience with self-directed or long-term care programs (a plus)
A valid driver’s license and reliable transportation

We believe the people supporting independence deserve balance, flexibility, and respect too.

• Semi-remote work environment

• Mileage reimbursement

• Paid time off

• Weekends and holidays off

• Supportive, mission-driven team

• The opportunity to make a real difference every single day

• Please note:
  
  This position does not include health insurance.

• 401(k) matching

• Flexible schedule

• Mileage reimbursement

• Paid time off

• Paid training