Case Manager- ST Martins Tower NORC

Jewish Association for Services for the Aged•New York, NY

1d•$0 - $30•Hybrid

About The Position

As a Part-Time Case Manager, you will provide essential social services to older adults and their families in accordance with professional social work standards. You will be responsible for conducting thorough assessments, developing personalized care plans, and serving as a dedicated advocate to ensure our clients maintain their autonomy and receive the full range of benefits and services they deserve. JASA is one of NYC’s largest and most trusted nonprofits serving older adults. Our dedicated professionals help improve the lives of thousands of seniors through impactful, mission-driven work. Meaningful Impact: Facilitate life-changing services that allow seniors to age with dignity and security. Collaborative Environment: Work alongside interdisciplinary professional consultants and unit teams. Mission-Driven Focus: Join a team committed to protecting seniors from exploitation and enhancing their quality of life.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited college or university with a BSW, BA, or BS degree (or equivalent).
Computer literacy with the ability to learn and use program-specific software; strong record-keeping skills.
Ability to read, write, and speak English.
Ability to travel to clients' homes using mass transit and navigate physical barriers (stairs, etc.) in residences.
An understanding and appreciation of the roles of race, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and individual values in serving a diverse community.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of Spanish is helpful.

Responsibilities

Manage all aspects of social casework, from initial assessment and counseling to long-term monitoring and crisis intervention.
Utilize standardized instruments (e.g., PSA, EISEP-PATH) to assess the social and emotional needs of older adult clients and their families.
Develop and implement written case plans; provide individual and family counseling to help resolve social, physical, or psychological challenges.
Screen clients for eligibility and assist with applications for entitlements (Medicare, Medicaid, SNAP, etc.) while providing necessary advocacy.
Arrange for direct services including homecare, transportation, meals on wheels, legal aid, and psychiatric examinations.
Evaluate clients' capacity to manage their affairs; identify signs of abuse or exploitation and make referrals to Adult Protective Services as needed.
Conduct group counseling and community education groups; represent and interpret JASA’s mission at community conferences.
Conduct ongoing visits to evaluate service efficacy, monitor risk, and revise case plans as client needs evolve.
Maintain accurate case records, reports, and statistics; participate in unit meetings and required trainings.