Case Manager

Northern Ohio Recovery Association•Cleveland, OH

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About The Position

Northern Ohio Recovery Association (NORA), a nonprofit organization committed to promoting long-term recovery and wellness through peer-based support and evidence-based treatment services, is seeking an experienced and dynamic Case Manager. This role will be responsible for acting as the primary client advocate, keeps abreast of progress, coordinates all services delivered to the client both internally and through external referral and model recovery principles and prosocial behavior.

Requirements

High school diploma, associates degree preferred
CDCA (Chemical Dependency Counselor Assistant) Certification Required
Two Years experience in chemical dependency treatment
Basic understanding of the core functions of effective programming

Nice To Haves

Four years experience working with youth in the community and/or school based prevention programs

Responsibilities

Ensuring that clients receive all appropriate services and coordinating services provided by ancillary agencies.
Coordinating and participating in treatment planning and reviews with entire treatment team and consulting with each client concerning attainment of treatment plan goals and objectives.
Conducting needs assessments and preparing service plans.
Providing individual and group counseling with respect to case management and life skill development of the discharge plan in coordination with other treatment team members.
Providing individual and group counseling with respect to case management and life skill development. Along with the primary therapist, assuring implementation of behavioral management strategies.
Maintaining clients’ charts in compliance with agency, state, and local guidelines and regulations.
Attending and participating in training activities, staff meetings, and supervisory sessions and performance improvement activities.
Other duties as assigned.
Responsible for helping monitor residents for any potential warning signs concerning the recurrence of symptoms and refer them for more support.