The Case Manager provides direct service, coordination of care, linkage to services, and advocacy to clients and/or families to support clients’ life management and recovery. The role serves clients in a residential setting and addresses mental health, medical, substance use, vocational, and living-skills needs through assessment, referrals, education, treatment, and follow-up. The Case Manager coordinates with providers and others in clients’ care networks; monitors psychiatric functioning and medication regimens; supports symptom management; and helps clients build support networks and achieve person-centered recovery goals. The position also assists with housing, income maintenance, representative payee accounts, physical healthcare, community appointments, and crisis intervention. The role requires timely clinical documentation and billing, participation in clinical team meetings and required trainings, and adherence to agency standards and applicable regulations. Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Team members are required to work nights, weekends, and holidays, per BHDDH regulations.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level