The Case Manager provides comprehensive coordination of healthcare and support services for personnel and their families. The role promotes continuity of care by integrating medical and non-medical resources, tracking progress, supporting multidisciplinary teams, and facilitating transitions between levels of care. The Case Manager conducts assessments, develops individualized plans, coordinates services, and evaluates outcomes to promote optimal health, function, and readiness. The position provides clinical support to the customer and applies professional health nursing principles, practices, and procedures in clinical settings or within a local unit. It analyzes care needs and supports appropriate, cost-effective care for DoW beneficiaries. The Case Manager may serve as the central point and POTFF program lead for tracking and referring service members to cross-functional teams and multidomain services, and may develop, execute, analyze, and report on multidomain initiatives. Licensed clinical social workers may provide counseling and other services within the scope of their licenses and granted clinical practice privileges. This is a contingent posting expected to start in 2027. The position is onsite at locations in the United States, including Fort Bragg, North Carolina, with additional locations in California, Florida, Kentucky, and Washington. The schedule is 40 hours per week, with less than 10% travel required.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Associate degree