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Blue Ridge Behavioral Healthcare
Case Manager, Child & Adolescent Developmental Disabilities
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
A Mental or Behavioral Health Case Manager coordinates overall plan of care for patients with mental or behavioral health needs. Oversees patient evaluation and treatment planning and monitors patient progress. Coordinates with the rest of the mental health team, including doctors and nurses, to establish these plans.
$46,929 / year median in Virginia
+17% projected growth
Job Description
Company Summary At Blue Ridge Behavioral Healthcare , Hope is Spoken Here. Our mission is to provide quality, community-based services that prevent and address mental health disorders, developmental disabilities, and substance use disorders. We put people first-ensuring every individual is treated with dignity and respect while providing flexible, affordable, and timely services. Join us in making a meaningful difference in the lives of those we serve as a Case Manager. The schedule for this position is Monday - Friday, days with some early evenings to accommodate family needs. Once training is completed, a remote work schedule is available. Position Summary/Responsibilities Our Case Managers provide services to children, adolescents and young adults with developmental disabilities and their families. These services are designed to assist the family in accessing needed supports essential for living in the community and meeting basic needs, which includes medical, psychiatric, social, educational, vocational, and residential needs. A Glimpse of Case Management Case Managers are essential for ensuring that families receive person-centered services that help them live the life they want. A typical week usually consists of phone calls, meetings, collaborating with other agencies in the community, and monitoring progress which consists of home visits, attendance at school meetings, courts, and FAPT meetings. Case Managers' schedules are self-driven and subject to change at times; being organized and having the ability to adapt to changing situations are keys to success.