As an integral part of a multi-disciplinary team, the case manager works collaboratively with the treatment team and serves as a primary point of contact for the client and the client's service providers. The case manager supports the identification of the immediate and ongoing barriers to ongoing access to mental health and substance use treatment. Conducts a functional assessment of both skills and resource related needs to identify targets requiring additional support to enhance treatment as well as reduce the need for the use of higher levels of care. Utilizes client's identified strengths and knowledge base to develop or enhance ongoing stability of pinpointed areas of needs. Under clinical direction, the case manager addresses specific skill and resource deficits and build competencies including but not limited to: age appropriate life skills, conflict resolution skills, self-advocacy skills, housing, access to medical care, and job-seeking. The case manager participates in collaborative meetings with internal and external members of the client's treatment team to ensure continuity in care and link clients with the resources/skills necessary to promote stability. Works in various settings, to include but not limited to: outpatient, home, or community-based environments.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Industry
Social Assistance