Youth Mentor/Case Manager

Positive Alternatives•Menomonie, WI

21h

About The Position

Case Managers are responsible for facilitating safe, supervised, and structured community-based programming that promotes improved social, developmental, and educational functioning of the clients we serve. Programming includes mentoring and supervised visitation. Case Managers will be confident, positive, and highly motivated. Case Managers will be knowledgeable of the Community Based Services (CBS) program guidelines and practices, essential duties and responsibilities, and will maintain professional relationships with clients, parents, counties, and other contracting agencies. Case Managers will deliver effective and timely services. This position is perfect for someone who: Is in graduate school Is looking for flexibility in a part-time job Enjoys working with youth and has a desire to help Wants to make a difference As a Case Manager, you will enjoy these benefits: Initial and continuous training Retirement planning with employer match No cost employee assistance program Flexible Scheduling

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in a human/social services related field
Previous experience working with a youth
At least 21 years of age
Hold a valid driver’s license

Responsibilities

Provide individualized services to clients and families in the Mentoring, Day Supervision, and Supervised Visit programs.
Travel to designated meeting locations and transport clients, as needed.
Acknowledge and respond to various traumatic histories and create a Trauma Informed Care Safety Plan with clients.
Track client interactions, phone calls, attendance checks, school performance, and travel time.
Submit all documentation and progress reports to referral source on time.
Maintain complete, accurate, and organized client files.
Ensure client safety by recognizing and preparing for threats of harm.
Maintain regular contact with clients, families, and other collateral contacts (school staff, social workers, counselors, therapists, parents/guardians, attorneys, guardian ad litem, and judges).
Attend client intakes to provide an introduction and discuss client’s goals and objectives.
Be well informed about the history and treatment objectives of each client and incorporate treatment interventions into individual care.
Monitor client progress and compliance with program expectations.
Ensure clients receive medications as prescribed adhering to medication administration policy and procedure, as needed.
Act as a positive role model by leading by example.
Distribute discharge evaluations to clients, families, and referral sources to seek program feedback.
Complete all discharge documentation and filing requirements.