Job Description
Case Manager Assistants work with individual clients and/or legal guardians to support them in building relationships with community resources and providers that focus on promoting wellness and independence. The primary components of this position are to support and guide clients to implement established case management treatment plans, document the client process, make recommendations for ongoing client treatment needs, and work with the client (at residence and within the local community) on developing skills to increase the ability to become independent. Case Manager Assistants receive recurring clinical supervision and training revolving around best practices, ethics, harm reduction, diversity awareness, trauma-informed care, person-centered approaches, and documentation enhancement skills.
Hourly pay ranges between $25 to $26.50 per billable hour (CIS and TCM) or attestation (BHH adult and children) depending on experience and education
Full-Time hours available (minimum of 18 billable hours per week)
Part-Time hours available (minimum of 15 billable hours per week)
Travel & Mileage reimbursement
Affordable Health Insurance
BENEFITS
After 90 days, Employees will be eligible for 401k, Medical, Dental, vision, LTD, STD, and other insurance coverage
Paid Time off benefits may be offered to an employee after 6 months of full-time employment to qualify for Sick time, Vacation time, Bereavement, and 7 paid holidays
Ongoing performance-based incentives
TRAINING & SUPERVISION
We provide Monthly Clinical Supervision that meets state and licensing requirements
Program Coordinator and other agency personnel for ongoing support are always readily available
We pay for the CEU Requirements to maintain your MHRT-C certification
We provide LOCUS Training & pay for ANSA and CANS Certification
We assist with clinical supervision and additional training that may allow you to obtain credit to obtain your full MHRT-C from your Provisional MHRT-C.
POSITION REQUIREMENTS
Must have MHRT C or MHRT C/P Certificate for Adult Case Management
Must have B.A. or B.S. in the related field for Children’s Case Management
Reliable Transportation, current Driver’s License, and current car insurance
Pass background checks
Must be able to meet deadlines, have attention to detail, and have good written and verbal communication
Computer and virtual telecommunications platforms experience and familiarity with Microsoft Office
Community-based mental health agency that provides office or community-based case management, in-home support, shared living, counseling, and behavioral health home services to adults and children.
"Collaborating and partnering with clients, families, staff and service providers to assist clients in achieving their goals."