Behavioral Health Case Manager

Chsfl•Orlando, FL

1d•$20•Hybrid

About The Position

Children's Home Society of Florida SIGN-ON BONUS of $500 is being offered! $250 upo n 90-day completion and $250 after completing twelve months! Full-time - $20.19 per hour Every Child. Every Dream. Every Future At CHS, we create spaces where every child and family is supported and has access to the opportunities they need to pursue their dreams. Together, we’re building strong, safe and stable homes for children. And we’re helping children throughout Florida realize their full potential. Join our team an d embark upon a career that changes lives – including yours! As a Behavioral Health Case Manager , they assess client and fa mily needs and coordinate the provision of necessary services and/or treatment. Overall, the Behavioral Health Case Manager contributes to the CHS high-performance culture by exhibiting our values and providing quality results that keep CHS as the premier provider of child, family and behavioral health support services. Join our Team as a Behavioral Health Case Manager and Get Rewarded! Some jobs pay the bills. This one changes lives. At Children's Home Society of Florida (CHS), we're reimagining what HOME means. Every day, we help children and families overcome challenges, access critical resources, and build brighter futures. We're looking for a passionate, driven Behavioral Health Case Manager who wants more than just a career—they want meaningful impact. Why This Role Matters? As a Behavioral Health Case Manager , you'll be the advocate, connector, and champion that vulnerable children and families need. You'll work directly with youth experiencing serious emotional and behavioral challenges, helping families navigate complex systems, access services, and create pathways toward stability and success. This is not a desk job. You'll be in homes, schools, communities, and care settings—building relationships, solving problems, and helping families move from crisis to confidence.

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree Required in Human Services/Social Work or related degree. Candidates with degrees outside Human Services may also qualify with additional relevant experience.
Minimum 1 year working with severely emotionally disturbed children (or 3 years if degree is outside of Human Services)
Florida Driver's License with access to a reliable, insured vehicle
Can work Mon-Fri, 8-5pm, with flexibility to work outside standard hours when needed
Completion of AHCA-approved Targeted Case Management certification training within three months of hire

Nice To Haves

Believes every child deserves a chance to succeed
Is energized by helping kids and their families overcome obstacles
Can balance compassion with accountability
Communicates confidently with families, schools, providers, and community partners
Loves solving problems and finding creative solutions
Stays organized while managing multiple priorities, using various computer systems and MS Office
Wants to make a visible difference every single day

Responsibilities

Conduct comprehensive assessments to identify client and family needs and develop individualized service plans that drive meaningful outcomes
Connect children and families to critical community resources and treatment services
Advocate for clients across schools, healthcare systems, behavioral health providers, and community organizations
Provide in-home support and guidance to families
Document progress and outcomes through our electronic health record system
Participate in family service planning, case reviews, and community outreach efforts

Benefits

Sign-on bonus of $500 ($250 upon 90-day completion and $250 after completing twelve months)
Paid holidays
Vacation days
Sick leave
Robust health benefits
Wellness credits and support for healthier living
Industry-leading 403(b) retirement support with a CHS match
Professional development
Ongoing training
Opportunities to grow your career
Discounts on auto insurance, cellular service, movie tickets, theme park admissions, and more