INTEGRATED CARE MANAGER (FT; 40hrs/wk) - Temple Health/Episcopal Hospital
About The Position
Temple University Hospital's Episcopal Campus has provided quality care in our neighborhood for generations and is known for its behavioral health expertise- providing a wide array of outpatient services. The campus boasts a thriving med/surg unit, a full service emergency department, primary care and specialty physician offices. From our warm, friendly atmosphere to the resources of an academic health system, the teams at Episcopal come together and achieve together. Serving our patients as we would our family, the people of Episcopal deliver highly personalized care. The Integrated Care Manager is responsible for providing assistance to individuals with housing insecurity. The coordinator helps clients secure stable housing, assists with housing applications, and works with various stakeholders to support housing initiatives. This position also helps individuals overcome barriers to health such as vital documents, other social determinants of health barriers and establishing and holding individuals accountable to an integrated care plan that includes (though not limited to) medical care access, behavioral health care access, and addiction treatment access.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s Degree (Required) or Combination of relevant education and experience may be considered in lieu of degree (Required)
- 1 year experience in housing services, social work, or community outreach (Required)
- 2 years experience with the Philadelphia Homeless Shelter System (Required)
- General Experience and working knowledge of mental health and substance use disorders (Required)
- General Experience and comprehensive knowledge of the various resources within the City of Philadelphia (i.e. Office of Homeless Services, DBHIDS, etc) (Required)
Responsibilities
- Providing assistance to individuals with housing insecurity.
- Helping clients secure stable housing.
- Assisting with housing applications.
- Working with various stakeholders to support housing initiatives.
- Helping individuals overcome barriers to health such as vital documents.
- Addressing other social determinants of health barriers.
- Establishing and holding individuals accountable to an integrated care plan that includes (though not limited to) medical care access, behavioral health care access, and addiction treatment access.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
