The Case Manager works as a part of a Multi-Disciplinary team providing community resources, behavioral interventions, and advocacy for children, youth and their family/caregivers who support them. As an integral member of the team, the Case Manager also shares responsibility for the wellness of the client by being on call for crisis with the Intensive Services Division. The Case Manager assists in the development, implementation and monitoring of a service/treatment plan for each client that identifies the client’s personal, social, emotional, mental health, education, physical and/or linkage needs and goals. Participates with treatment team members in the provision of services to clients, families and/or caregivers. The Case Manager is an active participant in the teaming process and in the Child and Family Team meetings. Case Managers must display tact and be skillful when interacting with external entities such and the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS), Department of Probation, school personnel, etc. Case Managers will represent the organization at community events.