SUD Case Manager

The SUD case manager plays a crucial role as part of the client's treatment team, which is responsible for developing treatment plans and providing services. In substance use disorder (SUD) treatment, the case manager collaborates closely with the client and other stakeholders to improve the client's quality of life. This involves identifying and accessing necessary resources, fostering independence in living arrangements, enhancing educational and vocational functioning, and expanding natural and community-based social support networks. Together, we pursue a shared objective of holistic improvement and sustainable recovery. The mission of this position is alos to improve the probability of successful re-entry from jail into the community for incarcerated adults in the Logan County Jail, Tri-County Regional Jail, and West Central Community Correctional Facility and to reduce the likelihood of recidivism. Integrating the person successfully into the community will require a holistic care approach that includes various recovery supports such as housing, peer supports, supported employment services, healthcare and nutrition, transportation, family reunification, childcare, relapse prevention, and spiritual support. The SUD case manager for this program will provide services in the jail while the individual is incarcerated and follow them through re-entry into the community. The SUD Case Manager will work intensely with the individuals and remain involved with them for at least 30 days post jail release to allow sufficient time to connect with appropriate community services. The intent of this position is to provide specific, measurable, and individualized services to each person served. Case management services should be focused on the individual's ability to succeed in the community including reduction of recidivism, improvement in work and family integration and contributions within the community.

Education:

Minimum of High School Diploma- associate degree preferred

Certification:

CDCA; higher licensure recommended

Experience:

At least one year in a behavioral health field is preferred SUD Case Manager 3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars 1522 E US Highway 36, Urbana, OH 43078 TCN

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reviews The SUD case manager plays a crucial role as part of the client's treatment team, which is responsible for developing treatment plans and providing services. In substance use disorder (SUD) treatment, the case manager collaborates closely with the client and other stakeholders to improve the client's quality of life. This involves identifying and accessing necessary resources, fostering independence in living arrangements, enhancing educational and vocational functioning, and expanding natural and community-based social support networks. Together, we pursue a shared objective of holistic improvement and sustainable recovery. The mission of this position is alos to improve the probability of successful re-entry from jail into the community for incarcerated adults in the Logan County Jail, Tri-County Regional Jail, and West Central Community Correctional Facility and to reduce the likelihood of recidivism. Integrating the person successfully into the community will require a holistic care approach that includes various recovery supports such as housing, peer supports, supported employment services, healthcare and nutrition, transportation, family reunification, childcare, relapse prevention, and spiritual support. The SUD case manager for this program will provide services in the jail while the individual is incarcerated and follow them through re-entry into the community. The SUD Case Manager will work intensely with the individuals and remain involved with them for at least 30 days post jail release to allow sufficient time to connect with appropriate community services. The intent of this position is to provide specific, measurable, and individualized services to each person served. Case management services should be focused on the individual's ability to succeed in the community including reduction of recidivism, improvement in work and family integration and contributions within the community.

Education:

Minimum of High School Diploma- associate degree preferred

Certification:

CDCA; higher licensure recommended

Experience:

At least one year in a behavioral health field is preferred