Case Manager

General Responsibilities:

The case manager will provide case management services to clients in a residential setting. They will be responsible for documenting all actions according to State and Federal requirements.

Duties:

Conduct intake evaluations and interviews, prepare and maintain individual case records; including but not limited to Individual Program Plans, Histories, Progress notes, Discharge Summaries, etc. Observe client behaviors to make recommendations and carry out treatment needs. Review files for EPSD&T (physical examination) needs, schedule medical, dental, and other professional appointments as needed; assure that proper documentation of appointments is recorded in the individual's case file. Schedule and/or attend appropriate staffing for residents on the caseload, being prepared to discuss cases and assess treatment needs and procedures. Submit progress reports to the Home County Case Manager and the Resource Management Unit as required by the contract. Prepare and submit pass requests for residents on the caseload. Serve as a Staff Development Supervisor if assigned. May deliver educational talks to interested community groups, schools, churches, or clubs with the approval of the Program Director. Perform related tasks in cooperation with the Program Director and in accordance with the requirements of the Provider Policy Manual and the Licensure Unit. Attend training and seminars as needed and approved to obtain or maintain licensure or to increase skills. Follow all applicable policies of Wayne Halfway House, Inc. Participate in the PQI program as requested. Demonstrate competence in cultural knowledge, awareness, and sensitivity. Perform any other job-related task as assigned by the Program Director.

Qualifications and Experience:

The Case Manager will have a minimum of a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution with a major in social work or a related field. If the degree is in criminal justice, there must be a juvenile justice component. While not required, a master's degree in the social sciences or volunteer, practicum or intern experiences in programs/ facilities that work with children and families are preferable.

NO FELONY CONVICTIONS

Job Type:

Full-time Pay:

From $40,000.00 per year

Benefits:

401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person