Care Coordinator (Remote) - Treatment & CSR Specialist

Ncaarbh; Cherry Hill Township (NJ); Hybrid; USD 61,000 - 67,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Excellent benefits

Generous time off

35-hour work week

Job summary

Ncaarbh is seeking a Care Coordinator in Cherry Hill, NJ to manage intake, treatment engagement and utilization review. You will coordinate referrals, review consents, arrange transportation, and follow up with clients to ensure timely appointments.

The role emphasizes coordination across services, collaboration with ICM when needed, and presenting cases at statewide consortia. A master's degree and relevant licensure are required, with 2+ years in co-occurring disorders.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in counseling, social work, or related field.
• Licensure such as LAC, LPC, LCADC, LSW, or LCSW is required.

Responsibilities

• Make introductory calls to newly transferred clients to explain their role and review the treatment plan.
• Review initial signed consent forms to ensure completion and upload.
• Coordinate new treatment referrals and obtain releases.
• Ensure intake processes including transportation are in place.
• Complete reminder and follow-up calls about intake appointments.
• Conduct utilization reviews and Continuing Service Reviews (CSR).
• Present cases at statewide DCP&P consortia and be prepared to present.
• May initiate referrals for Intensive Case Management (ICM).
• Send outreach letters to clients who have left treatment.

Skills

Co-occurring disorders experience

ASAM Criteria knowledge

DSM-5-TR knowledge

Education

Master's degree in counseling/social work/related field

Licensure: LAC/LPC/LCADC/LSW/LCSW

Job description

Ncaarbh is seeking a Care Coordinator in Cherry Hill, NJ to manage intake, treatment engagement and utilization review. You will coordinate referrals, review consents, arrange transportation, and follow up with clients to ensure timely appointments.

The role emphasizes coordination across services, collaboration with ICM when needed, and presenting cases at statewide consortia. A master's degree and relevant licensure are required, with 2+ years in co-occurring disorders.