Case Manager - Crisis Response Unit 3101

Will participate in the Co-Responder model (Crisis Response) of criminal justice diversion that pairs law enforcement and behavioral health specialists to intervene and respond to behavioral health-related calls for police service. These teams utilize the combined expertise of the officer and the behavioral health specialist to de-escalate situations and help link individuals with behavioral health issues to appropriate services. Depending on MHU, an officer and Case manager ride together in the same vehicle for an entire shift, or case manager is called to the scene, and the call is handled together. Responsible for assessment of client needs for emergent, urgent and routine services. Seeks authorization for services and provides oversight of services and evaluation of the effectiveness of services to stabilize mental health crises and promote recovery. Works under moderate supervision with latitude for the use of initiative and independent judgment. Provides skills/psychosocial rehabilitation to clients authorized for such services. At Center's discretion, may be required to work from the office, in the community, or via telework to effectively accomplish regular case manager job duties. May be assigned to work or co-locate with community partners not limited to Law Enforcement, schools, hospitals, and community centers. Position may include cross coverage and assignment to serve in other programs to provide treatment services.