A Case Manager coordinates delivery of a range of social and health services to individuals and families. Assess client needs and work with agencies and institutions ensure clients get the help they need. Monitor client and work with other service providers as necessary to address client needs.
The Prevention Specialist / Case Manager provides both prevention education and mental health support to youth and families. Prevention services are delivered through evidence-based group programs in schools and community settings. Case management services include
CPST/TBS
interventions that address individualized needs, support daily functioning, and enhance stability. The position is trauma-informed and community-focused, requiring flexibility and strong collaboration.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND DUTIES
Prevention Responsibilities Plan and facilitate prevention programs (e.g., DINA, Life Skills, All Stars, Strengthening Families). Deliver services in classrooms, groups, or public settings. Collect and report outcomes per program and funder requirements. Tailor presentations and curriculum to match the needs of different age groups or audiences. Case Management Responsibilities Complete needs assessments and develop individualized service plans. Provide CPST and TBS services in homes, schools, and community settings. Support skill development in emotional regulation, daily functioning, and symptom management. Link clients to natural supports, resources, and formal systems of care. Collaboration and Community Engagement Work closely with school staff, therapists, and family members. Participate in community coalitions and planning initiatives. Coordinate services and communicate progress with stakeholders. Documentation and Compliance Maintain accurate and timely documentation in the electronic health record. Ensure all records meet requirements for medical necessity, OhioMHAS, Medicaid, and funders. Submit reports, logs, evaluations, and outcome data as needed. Professional Responsibilities Participate in agency and program-specific training. Attend supervision, staff meetings, and ongoing professional development. Adhere to agency policies, ethical standards, and confidentiality practices. Framework Accountability Integrate Trauma Competence into all services, relationships, and planning. Apply Zero Suicide protocols in screenings, safety planning, and crisis intervention. Practice with integrity and uphold Unified Perspectives in all client and team interactions. Model and encourage the agency's 7 core values - Love, Recognize, Respect, Security, Success, Responsibility and Personal Involvement. Performs duties as assigned by agency leadership.
QUALIFICATIONS
The successful applicant must hold a high school diploma, with a bachelor's degree in a related field preferred. Must meet qualifications for a Qualified Behavioral Health Specialist (QBHS) and be credentialed or actively working toward credentialing as a Prevention Specialist through the Ohio Chemical Dependency Professionals Board. A minimum of 6 months of experience working with children, teens, or families is required.
This individual must demonstrate:
Consistent application of Trauma Competence and alignment with the Zero Suicide framework. Understanding and modeling of Unified Perspectives, including cultural humility and inclusivity. Skill in delivering both group-based prevention programming and individualized case management. Ability to work across school, community, and home environments. Strong documentation, communication, and time management abilities. A valid Ohio driver's license, good driving record, automotive liability insurance, and access to a safe vehicle.
