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Automatic Data Processing, Inc. is seeking a Case Manager in New York, NY. You will manage a caseload of older adults, perform comprehensive assessments, develop care plans, and coordinate services with families and providers.
The role requires strong interpersonal and written communication skills, attention to detail, and the ability to travel to client homes in upper Manhattan and surrounding areas. A relevant clinical degree is required.
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Full Time Regular Professional New York, NY, US
Today Requisition ID: 1034
Salary Range: $63,654.00 To $63,654.00 Annually
CBN’s Case Management Unit serves homebound older adults in Upper Manhattan and Roosevelt Island and is searching for Case Managers for our team who will provide key client supports. Case Managers will assess the needs of older adults, provide information on appropriate services and programs, and make referrals for services as needed. They will also assist with the collection of documents, complete necessary paperwork for benefits, and provide linkages with other service providers. The Case Managers will work directly with the Case Management Unit Program Director, Supervisors, Intake Coordinator, and interface with organization staff, partners and subcontractors.
Primary Responsibilities:
Qualifications: MSW/LMSW or Bachelor’s degree with relevant experience. Spanish or Mandarin fluency highly desirable. The Case Manager should have an affinity for working with older adults, have strong interpersonal skills, and work well with clients and colleagues. They should be good communicators with strong written skills, attention to detail, and a facility with data input. The Case Managers should have the capacity to manage a caseload, meet deadlines, and travel, as necessary, to meet with clients in their homes on the Upper East Side, Roosevelt Island, and/or East Harlem.