Case Manager

at Child & Adolescent Behavioral Health
Location Canton, OH
Date Posted September 24, 2019
Category Default
Job Type Full-time

Description

Position Available:  CASE MANAGER

This Position Offers: 

Flexible hours, medical benefits, and a chance to be part of an innovative therapeutic mental health program located in Stark County.  We would love to offer you the opportunity to be part of a team of professionals making a difference and offering hope to children and their families!

Job Duties

    • Provide home, school, and community based CM billable and non-billable interventions and services.
    • Provide individual and family based parenting and behavioral intervention and support, along with social, emotional, and developmentally appropriate skill building.
    • Assess individual needs and link, coordinate, advocate, and assist with community based resources as needed to stabilize and meet service goals and objectives.
    • Provide crisis support and stabilization in multiple environments, as needed.  Develop and assist family in implementing safety and contingency plans.
    • Participate in on-call rotation 
    • Attend appropriate appointments with Psychiatrist and/or Pediatrician and provide feedback regarding current needs and concerns.  Advocate for and link family as specifically recommended by Psychiatrist and/or Pediatrician.
    • Coordinate and implement BHSPs; provide and maintain continuity of care and arrange for clinical review as necessary.

Qualifications:  

  • Bachelors Degree in Social Work, Psychology, or Education, Family Services, or related field.  LSW preferred. OR
  • A minimum of 5 years experience working with applicable populations.  

Salary Range:  Will vary based on education, experience and skills

Hours:  Regular Non-Exempt, full-time position

Location: Shipley/Canton Office

Send resume/apply by: October 4, 2019

To:  mfrazier@childandadolescent.org

Website:  www.childandadolescent.org

Questions To: Kay Lanier, LSW, Human Resources Lead @ (330) 454-7917,

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