Full Service Partnership (FSP) Case Manager
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About The Position
The Full Service Partnership (FSP) Case Manager at the Institute for Multicultural Counseling and Educational Services (IMCES) is a vital role focused on providing comprehensive mental health services to underserved individuals. This position requires a proven record of experience in various domains of case management, particularly in specialty areas such as housing, employment/job development, rehabilitation, addiction/substance use, legal matters, and resource development. The Case Manager will manage the day-to-day operations of the FSP Program, ensuring that clients receive high-quality, individualized care and support. This role is deeply intertwined with direct service to clients, as the Case Manager will carry a caseload and be responsible for the overall well-being of the clients they serve. In this position, the Case Manager will oversee the intake process for new clients, ensuring they are promptly connected with the appropriate services and resources. They will develop and implement individualized treatment plans in collaboration with clients, their families, and other treatment team members. Monitoring client progress and adjusting treatment plans as necessary is crucial to ensure optimal outcomes. The Case Manager will also coordinate care with other service providers, including mental health professionals, medical professionals, housing agencies, and social service organizations, ensuring compliance with all relevant regulations and guidelines. Additionally, the Case Manager will be responsible for collecting and maintaining accurate records of client assessments, treatment plans, progress notes, and other documentation. Participation in program evaluation and quality improvement activities is essential to enhance the effectiveness of the FSP Program. The role may also require providing crisis intervention and support to clients as needed, including after-hours support on a rotating basis. Staying informed about developments in the field of mental health and incorporating best practices into program operations is expected to ensure the highest quality of care for clients.
