CD Case Manager - Detox Unit

Fairview Health Services•Minneapolis, MN

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Chemical Dependency counselor Case Manager is responsible to perform services encompassed in the essential activities of case management, which are, assessment, planning, implementation, coordination, monitoring, and evaluation for assigned population. Direct client, family contact would include activities in the areas of coordination and service delivery, physical and psychological factors, benefit systems and cost benefit analysis, case management concepts, and community resources. The Case Manage provides services across a continuum of care that addresses the ongoing needs of the individual being served by the case management process. These services are provided in an environment that involves multiple settings, interact with all relevant component of the client's health care system, and deal with the individual's broad spectrum of needs.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science in a Human Services-related field
5 years of case management experience encompassing work with all member age ranges and multiple payors
Experience and skills reflect the six essential activities of case management and the five core areas of case management and associated work activities.
Demonstrated skills in using a personal computer.
18 years of age or older
No felony conviction or have been incarcerated as a result of a felony conviction in the last three years.
Have not had a chemical use problem during the last two years.
Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC)

Nice To Haves

Utilization and quality management experience
Work experience with teens with Substance Use Disorder and dual diagnosis
Work experience with families with teens

Responsibilities

Perform services encompassed in the essential activities of case management: assessment, planning, implementation, coordination, monitoring, and evaluation for assigned population.
Provide direct client and family contact including coordination and service delivery.
Address physical and psychological factors, benefit systems, and cost-benefit analysis.
Utilize case management concepts and community resources.
Provide services across a continuum of care addressing ongoing needs.
Interact with all relevant components of the client's health care system.
Deal with the individual's broad spectrum of needs.