Which role is tasked with choosing employees, providers, and vendors based on assessed needs?

The correct answer is that both CCS (Community Care Specialists) and Support Brokers are tasked with choosing employees, providers, and vendors based on assessed needs. In the context of service delivery, especially in support programs, both roles are crucial in the assessment process.

CCS focuses on evaluating the specific needs of individuals within the community, ensuring that the chosen services align well with those needs. They play an integral role in identifying gaps in services and determining the best fit when selecting providers or vendors.

Support Brokers complement this role by assisting individuals and families in navigating options, advocating for their preferences, and ensuring that selected providers are equipped to meet the assessed needs effectively. This collaboration ensures a comprehensive approach to matching services and supports to the unique circumstances of each individual, thus enhancing the overall quality of care and support provided.

Other roles, such as Administrators and Accountants, typically handle organizational or financial aspects rather than directly engaging in the selection of personnel or service providers based on individual assessments.