Waiver Case Manager - Dakota County

Supportive Living Solutions•Saint Paul, MN

1d•$48,000 - $56,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Per state guidelines, this position requires a 4 -year degree in Social Services or related field OR 4-year degree in unrelated field plus one year of social work/care coordination. We do not require any additional experience beyond what is required by state guidelines YOU WOULD BE A GOOD FIT IF YOU: Desire to be a new member of a supportive team in a new office space in Dakota County! Value autonomy to prioritize and complete tasks by required deadlines. Engage naturally in personal connection while maintaining appropriate boundaries. Are a resourceful and proactive problem solver. Adapt to the changing needs of a diverse caseload and county policy changes. SCHEDULE AND COMPENSATION: Monday – Friday, daytime hours Hybrid - eligible to work from home up to two days per week after successful completion of the 90-day introductory period Hourly Rate - $23-$27 depending on experience and qualifications $23 - Very little-to-no experience in human services $24.50 - Experienced waiver case manager or experienced human services professional $26+ - 5+ years of experience as waiver case manager or 10+ years as a human services professional Career path - opportunities for promotion and compensation increases at 6 months, 1 year, 2 years and beyond! Annual anniversary pay increases Benefits - Health, dental, life insurance and 401K (eligible at 90 days of full-time employment), as well as PTO and paid holidays. Mileage reimbursement MORE ON THE ROLE: You'll be part of a growing Dakota County team that is moving from our HQ in St Paul to a new office space in Eagan! This exciting move will happen in May/June. Some of the duties within the case manager role include: Serve a caseload of clients – our average is 38 clients per caseload, lower than industry standard! Complete new client intakes Develop initial service plan with the client and legal representative Coordinate services between providers and clients Schedule in-person meetings with clients at least twice per year and make monthly phone contact with each client Maintain quality documentation, such as: case notes, service plans and service agreements. With each client, you will work to uncover their needs and aspirations, and work on connecting them to the appropriate services and resources. You'll be a liaison for your client to ensure that their whole care team is well aligned, each doing their part to support their goals and meet their needs. What waivers or programs do we work with? AC - Alternative Care Program BI - Brain Injury Waiver CADI - Community Access for Disability Inclusion Waiver DD – Developmental Disabilities Waiver, Non-Waiver EW – Elderly Waiver WHY SLS? We are about building careers and a thriving community! At SLS you can: Make an impact: We are driven to make a difference! This isn’t lip service. We want things to be better because we were here! We’re passionate about improving the lives of everyone we touch- clients, families, care teams, team members, and neighbors. Learn and grow: Our goal is excellence, and we are committed to investing in you because we believe everyone deserves our best. We offer: Career path with clear opportunities for promotions Feedback and support in weekly one-on-ones In-house development courses and programs Create connections: We love our co-workers! Everyone matters here. SLS is a community with real relationships. Whether it’s our day-to-day collaboration, quarterly all-company meetings, or team outings, at SLS you will feel connected to the people you work with. We exist to improve the quality of life: our clients, our team, our community. If you want to work with purpose, we want to hear from you!

Requirements

To be eligible to be a Case Manager you must have a bachelor’s degree in health and human services OR bachelor’s degree in any field with 1-year of experience in the human services field
Ability to pass DHS background check
Driver’s license, access to a reliable vehicle, vehicle insurance & a clean driving record

Responsibilities

Serve a caseload of clients – our average is 38 clients per caseload, lower than industry standard!
Complete new client intakes
Develop initial service plan with the client and legal representative
Coordinate services between providers and clients
Schedule in-person meetings with clients at least twice per year and make monthly phone contact with each client
Maintain quality documentation, such as: case notes, service plans and service agreements.
With each client, you will work to uncover their needs and aspirations, and work on connecting them to the appropriate services and resources.
You'll be a liaison for your client to ensure that their whole care team is well aligned, each doing their part to support their goals and meet their needs.