Case Manager Supportive Housing

Wyandot Behavioral Health Network•Kansas City, KS

6d•Hybrid

About The Position

Make a meaningful difference every day. At Wyandot Behavioral Health Network (Wyandot BHN), we believe recovery is possible and that every individual deserves compassionate, person-centered support. We're seeking a dedicated Case Manager to join our community-based team serving adults living with severe and persistent mental illness. In this role, you'll build meaningful relationships with individuals and families, coordinate services across behavioral health and medical providers, connect clients to essential community resources, and advocate for the support they need to thrive. If you're passionate about helping others achieve greater independence and wellness, we'd love to meet you.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Social Work, Psychology, Rehabilitation, Human Services, or a related field (or equivalent education and experience in the human services field).
Valid driver's license, reliable transportation, and current automobile insurance.
Strong interpersonal, communication, organizational, and time management skills.
Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively within a multidisciplinary team.
Basic computer proficiency and the ability to use electronic health records and other required technology.

Nice To Haves

Experience providing case management or care coordination in behavioral health or human services.
Knowledge of severe and persistent mental illness, recovery-oriented services, trauma-informed care, and evidence-based practices.
Familiarity with Medicaid requirements and community behavioral health resources.
Understanding of regulations and best practices related to community mental health services.

Responsibilities

Develop trusting, recovery-focused relationships with individuals and their families.
Conduct strengths-based assessments and collaborate on person-centered treatment plans that support each individual's goals.
Coordinate care with behavioral health providers, primary care, hospitals, community organizations, and family members.
Connect clients to housing, healthcare, financial assistance, employment, transportation, and other community resources.
Advocate for clients with healthcare providers, courts, schools, government agencies, and social service organizations.
Support individuals during periods of crisis by helping coordinate appropriate interventions and services.
Monitor progress, adjust service plans as needed, and ensure clients receive the highest quality of care.
Complete timely, accurate documentation that meets Medicaid, agency, and regulatory standards.
Participate in team meetings, clinical supervision, ongoing training, and professional development.
Travel throughout the community to meet clients where they are and, when appropriate, transport clients to appointments and services.