On a typical day, an OPWDD Support Broker works closely with individuals and their families to develop, monitor, and update self-directed plans and budgets, ensuring compliance with OPWDD and Medicaid guidelines. The role often involves meeting with participants, collaborating with circles of support, assisting with hiring and managing staff, and maintaining detailed documentation. Support Brokers also provide ongoing guidance to help individuals navigate resources, troubleshoot issues, and advocate for their needs. This position offers a dynamic, people-focused environment and requires adaptability, as needs and priorities can shift based on participant goals and regulatory updates.