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AMIkids is seeking a dedicated Case Manager to oversee service planning and transitional processes for youth entering and exiting our programs. You will create individualized plans, monitor progress, and collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to ensure effectiveness and compliance with best practices.
The role requires a Bachelor’s degree in psychology or social work and at least two years of experience working with youth.
We empower young people to discover their true potential. We’re a national youth organization offering education and workforce development, treatment, and behavioral and skills training. Our approach fosters care and a sense of family to transform lives. At heart, relationships and hope are in our DNA, and for more than 50 years we’ve been empowering young people to achieve success and believe: I Can.
We are seeking a Case Manager to oversee the service planning and transitional process for youth entering and exiting the program. The ideal Case Manager is excited to develop an individualized plan for each youth we serve while monitoring that plan to make sure it is effective. We do this to empower young people to discover their true potential. If this "WHY" resonates with you, you may have a place on our AMIkids team as a Case Manager. Video: We Are AMIkids Website: www.AMIkids.org
What we offer to our Team Members are: Growth Opportunities (we develop our leaders from within); Health Benefits to eligible full-time employees, Paid Holidays and PTO, Wellness Benefits (EAP, Health Coaching), Retirement Plans (yes more than 1) and more! Check out our website to learn more about what we offer! More about our benefits
Bachelors or better in Psychology or related field.
Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities
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