Case Manager

Calhoun County Government•Battle Creek, MI

17d•Hybrid

About The Position

Join Our Team at Calhoun County Government! At Calhoun County, you’ll find more than just a job, you’ll find purpose. Our employees make a meaningful impact every day by serving our community. Whether you’re supporting essential services, improving local systems, or helping residents thrive, your work contributes to something bigger. We’re proud to foster a collaborative, supportive workplace where people are valued for their ideas and dedication to public service. If you’re looking for a career that makes a difference, we invite you to explore opportunities with Calhoun County Government.

Requirements

A Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college program in social work, sociology, psychology, public administration, business administration, criminal justice or a related field.
One year experience in a responsible position such as social work, counselor, probation officer in a substance abuse treatment program or criminal justice court/agency/department.
Must possess a valid State of Michigan drivers’ license and vehicle for transportation in the court of duties.

Nice To Haves

One or more years of experience in a substance abuse treatment setting are desirable.

Responsibilities

Conduct intake and follow-up interviews.
Administer pre-screening interviews with clients who are referred to the drug court program and schedules eligible potential participants for treatment assessments.
Gathers comprehensive information through police, prosecutors, and/or other agencies in order to evaluate data and determine participant’s needs.
Case manages participants in the program to ensure program compliance.
Collect urine specimens and performs preliminary breath testing (PBT) of drug court participants.
Make community resource referrals for participants with regard to medical concerns, housing, counseling, transportation, etc.
Prepare biweekly progress notes.
Prepare, copy and distribute the biweekly report.
Recommend sanctions/incentive options to assigned judge and assistant prosecuting attorney.
Appear and testify in court as program representative when subpoenaed or deemed appropriate.
Collect fees and maintains appropriate records.
Collects raw data.
Attend all drug treatment court sessions.

Benefits

Competitive pay
Health and retirement plans
Generous time off
Opportunities for professional growth
Paid Time Off: 6.47 hours per pay period (hourly) or 4.2 weeks annually (salaried)
Holidays: Enjoy 14 paid holidays per year
Flexibility : Hybrid and flexible scheduling for eligible positions
Retirement: 401(k) with up to 7% County match
Near-Site Clinic: Convenient preventative and primary care with on-site medications
Education: Up to $3,000 annually in tuition reimbursement