Bilingual SUD Case Manager (Youth Behavioral Healt

Healthcare Recruiters International; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 88,828,000 - 94,228,000; Full time

Job summary

HealthCare Recruiters International (HCRI) is seeking a Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Case Manager for the Adolescent Youth Behavioral Health Department in San Francisco. The role covers coordination of prevention and early-intervention services, with case management, advocacy, and linkage to resources on-site in Mission District.

The position requires bilingual Spanish/English capabilities, a Bachelor’s in Social Sciences or equivalent with 2+ years in SUD services, and experience with youth

Qualifications

• Bilingual Spanish/English required.
• Bachelor’s in Social Sciences or equivalent with 2+ years in case management and SUD services.
• 2+ years supporting youth ages 12–24 and families, especially Latinx/Mayan communities.
• Experience with justice-involved or high-risk youth preferred.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and deliver SUD prevention and early-intervention services.
• Provide case management, advocacy, and linkage to resources.
• Facilitate brief interventions and harm-reduction workshops for a small youth caseload.
• Conduct outreach and SUD screenings; provide brief interventions.
• Deliver harm-reduction workshops and coordinate treatment referrals.
• Develop and manage client case plans and provide ongoing care coordination.
• Maintain accurate, confidential documentation and reports.
• Collaborate with partner agencies and participate in required meetings/events.

Skills

Bilingual Spanish/English

Organization

Communication

Documentation

Education

Bachelor’s in Social Sciences

Job description

Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Case Manager

Adolescent Youth Behavioral Health Department, Bilingual Spanish

Mission District (San Francisco, CA)

Full-time, Permanent Union Role

HealthCare Recruiters International (HCRI) is currently seeking a Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Case Manager to coordinate and deliver SUD prevention and early-intervention services, providing case management, advocacy, and linkage to resources. Facilitate brief interventions and harm-reduction workshops for a small youth caseload.

SUD Case Manager Responsibilities

• On-site/community-based in San Francisco
• Some evenings, weekends, and community events as needed
• Conduct outreach and SUD screenings; provide brief interventions
• Deliver harm-reduction workshops and coordinate treatment referrals
• Develop and manage client case plans and provide ongoing care coordination
• Maintain accurate, confidential documentation and reports
• Collaborate with partner agencies and participate in required meetings/events

SUD Case Manager Qualifications / Requirements

Please do not apply unless your resume clearly demonstrates that you meet the required qualifications for this position. Candidates whose resumes do not show direct evidence of the required experience may not be considered.

Your resume must clearly reflect the following:

• Bilingual Spanish/English required
• Bachelor’s in Social Sciences or equivalent experience with 2+ years in case management and SUD services

• 2+ years supporting youth ages 12–24 and their families, especially those from Latinx/Mayan communities, including youth who are justice-involved, living with disabilities, experiencing co-occurring conditions, or impacted by community violence/gang involvement
• Demonstrated experience working with Latinx/Mayan communities, particularly in behavioral health and SUD services

• Skilled in intakes, case planning, SUD screening, brief interventions, and harm-reduction interventions/workshops
• Experience working with justice-involved or high-risk youth (strongly preferred)
• Strong organization, communication, and documentation skills
• Verification of degrees/licenses prior to start; maintain active certifications
• Negative TB test and annual training completion required
• Union membership required
• Minimum 2 years clean/sober if in recovery

SUD Case Manager Compensation

• Pay: $31.00–$32.90/hour (DOE)
• Full-time position (after successful 6-month introductory period)