Advanced CADC Case Manager – Intensive Mental Health

Naranorthwest; Portland (OR); On-site; USD 34,000 - 41,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

15 Paid Holidays

Excellent health benefits

401(k) with 4% match

Life Insurance & AD&D

Disability insurance

Flexible Spending Account

Job summary

NARA Northwest invites a CADC Case Manager to join our Bear Lodge team in Portland, OR. This in-person role runs Monday–Friday with occasional evenings and on-call coverage to support clients in various settings.

You will perform case management, ASAM assessments, and referrals to treatment, helping clients progress through stages of change and access needed services. A strong emphasis is placed on culturally appropriate care for Native communities.

Qualifications

• Active Oregon QMHA-R or higher certification required.
• Active Oregon CADC-R or higher certification required.
• QMHP certification preferred.
• At least two years of direct service experience with dual diagnosis.
• Valid driver's license, clean driving record, reliable transportation, and insurance.

Responsibilities

• Work with clients in homes, community, and office.
• Coordinate ASAM assessments and referrals to residential or intensive outpatient treatment.
• Provide case management and addictions counseling services.
• Assist clients to obtain income and housing.
• Run at least one group per week and organize materials for sessions.
• Schedule and accompany clients to medical and psychiatric appointments.
• Build relationships and liaison with community services.

Skills

QMHA-R or higher certification

CADC-R or higher certification

QMHP certification (preferred)

2+ years direct services experience

Valid driver's license and reliable车d

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Job description

NARA Northwest invites a CADC Case Manager to join our Bear Lodge team in Portland, OR. This in-person role runs Monday–Friday with occasional evenings and on-call coverage to support clients in various settings.

You will perform case management, ASAM assessments, and referrals to treatment, helping clients progress through stages of change and access needed services. A strong emphasis is placed on culturally appropriate care for Native communities.