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Polk County (WI)
Case Manager
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What they do
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.
$47,251 / year median in Wisconsin
+11% projected growth
Job Description
Case Manager position is responsible for identifying and assessing complex individual, family and community needs and strengths, selecting case work frequency, group methods or community resources and implementing plans to protect vulnerable people of all ages, promote independence and prevent abuse or neglect. A Case Manager may be assigned duties in any of the following departments: Children and Families, Behavioral Health and Public Health. Coordinate consumer intake Receive referrals, conduct interviews, and investigate to identify and assess needs, risk for recidivism, or need for intervention/service. Develop, write, implement, and monitor strength-based individual and family service plans to correct/eliminate identified needs. Determine appropriate resources and referrals to community-based care and services; and Develop and implement safety plans to address vulnerabilities. Some mandated service programs require 24/7 coverage with on-call requirements Determine and implement intervention services Assess risks to self and others, assess safety to self, others, and the community. Intervene in crisis situations, including possible removal from home and/or placed in alternate care. Coordinate and secure emergency services; and Negotiate and resolve conflicts. Provide client case management Collaborate and consult with others (professional staff and community agencies) regarding consumers, community services or programs. Open and maintain consumer case records and files according to established standards and timelines, Prepare necessary correspondence, required narratives, eligibility reviews and other incoming/outgoing communication about the consumer. Provide information regarding case openings, closings, and denials. Provide testimony or written recommendations in county or district court or in administrative appeal hearings regarding consumer cases. Advise consumers of resources, rights and responsibilities under programs or services; and Develop, coordinate, and deliver program information to the general public, special interest groups and professional organizations.