Case Manager Day Treatment (Winona)

FAMILY & CHILDRENS CENTER•Caledonia, MN

4d•$18 - $20

About The Position

The Case Manager reports to the Program Coordinator and delivers mental health interventions to youth participating in day treatment programs. The role supports clients in progressing through treatment and achieving their treatment goals, while enabling the programs to bill for skills training under the supervision of a licensed mental health professional. Work must align with FCC’s mission, vision, and values, and staff are expected to represent FCC positively, follow client-rights, confidentiality, privacy, HIPAA, licensing, accreditation, and agency requirements, respect the cultural and socioeconomic characteristics of the service population, and maintain regular communication with their supervisor. The position provides mental health interventions and skills training, supports day-to-day program operations, reviews treatment materials to ensure skills are taught appropriately, and completes documentation in accordance with program policies and governing standards. The Case Manager participates in the Day Treatment team and provides family and/or individual skills training as directed by the Clinical Supervisor.

Requirements

Meet at least one of the stated qualifications for a mental health practitioner: relevant coursework, qualifying work experience, or a master's or other graduate degree in behavioral sciences or a related field.
For the coursework qualification, complete at least 30 semester hours or 45 quarter hours in behavioral sciences or related fields and meet one of the described qualifying pathways: 2,000 hours of relevant service experience plus required additional training; fluency in the non-English language of an ethnic group comprising at least 50% of the individual's clients plus required training; work in a qualifying day treatment program; or a qualifying practicum or internship involving direct interaction with adult or child clients and focused on behavioral sciences or related fields.
For the work-experience qualification, have at least 4,000 hours delivering services to individuals with mental illness, substance use disorder, traumatic brain injury, or developmental disability, plus required additional training; alternatively, receive treatment supervision at least weekly while accumulating the required 4,000 hours and have at least 2,000 hours of relevant service experience, plus required training.
Have knowledge of mental health interventions and skills training.
Have knowledge of Trauma Informed Care and be able to work with youth using this approach.
Be able to build appropriate rapport with clients and establish age-appropriate limits and boundaries.
A mental health practitioner providing services must work under treatment supervision of a mental health professional; practitioners may provide skill-building services and complete treatment plans for child clients, but must not provide treatment supervision to other staff.

Responsibilities

Provide mental health interventions for clients as directed by the Case Manager and Clinical Supervisor while assisting with day-to-day Day Treatment programming.
Review treatment paperwork and assessments and ensure skills are being taught accordingly.
Complete documentation according to Day Treatment policies and procedures and current governing standards.
Participate in the Day Treatment team, help coordinate daily program operations, attend weekly staff meetings, and maintain relationships and communication that support appropriate client care.
Provide family and/or individual skills training as directed by the Clinical Supervisor and document sessions according to governing standards.
Maintain regular communication with the supervisor and keep them properly informed.
Follow client-rights, confidentiality, privacy, HIPAA, licensing, accreditation, and FCC policy requirements.