The Behavioral Health Case Manager provides direct case management to patients enrolled in behavioral health services as part of the patient care team. The role monitors patient needs, coordinates services, and tracks progress toward goals to improve quality of care, quality of life, and treatment compliance. The case manager serves as a liaison and advocate for patients and families, helping ensure timely, quality services and collaboration with community agencies. The position provides ongoing supportive case management, including intake and annual assessments, symptom screening, treatment goal planning, resource coordination, crisis-related follow-up, treatment adherence support, referrals, and transitions between care settings. The case manager collaborates with behavioral health and primary care providers, nursing support, patients, families, natural supports, and community organizations. The role also supports patients in navigating health coverage and assistance programs, including the ACA Marketplace, AHCCCS, and discount programs. The case manager maintains accurate and timely documentation, audits patient charts for required forms and clinical records, protects patient confidentiality, and complies with applicable regulatory, organizational, HIPAA, and Joint Commission requirements. The position receives clinical oversight and supervision from a Behavioral Health Professional at least once every two weeks. Employees must have reliable transportation for operational reassignments during the workday; when driving during work hours, they must hold a valid driver’s license and comply with Arizona vehicle insurance requirements. The role also includes community engagement, cost-conscious use of organizational resources, and other duties as assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level