Case Manager

Recovery Services of Northwest Ohio•Fayette, OH

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Case Manager II provides case management services, as defined by CARF and OMHAS. In addition, the Case Manager II maintains primary responsibility for clients assigned to her caseload/group and coordinates treatment activities with staff and consultants as appropriate. The Case Manager II reports to her Direct Supervisor.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree and credential required, or acquired within 90 days, to include LCDC-II, LSW, or similar Chemical Dependency Counselor Assistant (CDCA) license required.
Licensed Social Worker preferred.
Training and experience in the mental health and addiction field required, preferably for at least 3 years.
Valid driver’s license, proof of insurance, and ability to be insured by agency provider.
Must be 21 years of age.
Subject to BCI background check, pre-employment drug screen, and reference checks.
HS diploma and CDCA required.
Training and experience in the mental health and addiction field.
Valid driver’s license.
Ability to drive a variety of vehicles.
Subject to a pre-employment BCII criminal background check and every 5 years thereafter.
Subject to a pre-employment drug screen and random or incident related drug screens throughout employment with RSNWO.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor degree or Associates degree in behavioral health field and QMHS training preferred.

Responsibilities

Assist clients in scheduling appointments including medical, legal, Human Services, Social Security, etc.
Assist the clients who can work in obtaining employment in the area, and assist client in seeking new employment opportunities.
Maintain up to date client records with all appropriate documentation, including billing documentation in accordance with agency policies and procedures.
Perform drug testing and documentation as assigned.
Assist in discharge planning, including linkage to other services (housing, outpatient treatment, etc.)
Symptom monitoring and coordination with physician and nurse.
Coordination and/or assistance in crisis management and stabilization as needed.
Assists clients in understanding their mental illness and chemical dependency issues.
Assist with accessing transportation.
Supervise and assist in the linking of clients to and from appointments when necessary.
Functions as primary and/or co-counselor in individual and group counseling sessions as license allows.
Develops an assessment, ISP review, continued care plan, and discharge summary plan for each client on her caseload as license allows.
Responsible for upkeep on vehicle assigned including scheduling maintenance, keeping mileage logs, and making sure safety equipment is updated and maintained.

Benefits

Competitive Salary/Compensation
Student Loan Assistance - Public Service Loan Forgiveness
Productivity Bonuses
Wellness Program - quarterly reimbursement for employee wellness
Referral Bonus - payment for your referral of a candidate to join our team
Health, Dental, Vision, and Life insurance
11 paid holidays annually
3 Paid Personal Days annually
Vacation time - 2-4 weeks annually
Sick days
SIMPLE IRA Plan with Recovery Services matching contributions up to 3%
Staff Development and Training
4 days paid annually to obtain CEU’s
Access to My Learning Pointe to obtain online CEUS
Agency trainings throughout the year
Weekly clinical/administrative supervision, treatment team meetings, clinical case consultation eligibility based on full-time/part-time status and probationary status