Compassionate Case Manager: Care Plans & Field Visits

The Ole Homeplace; Lexington (KY); On-site; USD 40,000 - 56,000; Full time

Job summary

The Ole Homeplace is seeking a compassionate Human Services Case Manager to support Participants in Kentucky Waiver Programs, coordinating access to needed services and developing individualized care plans. You will travel locally to conduct in-person visits and appointments, building strong relationships with families and service providers.

Ideal candidates hold a relevant degree (or equivalent experience) and demonstrate trauma-informed care, professional boundaries, and person-centered

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Human Services or related field is required.
• Alternate: Bachelor’s in any field with 1+ year Human Services experience.
• Associate degree in Behavioral or Social Science with 2+ years Human Services experience.
• Kentucky RN with 2+ years aging/disabilities experience.
• Master’s degree in Health or Human Services is acceptable.

Responsibilities

• Act as central contact and support for Participants in Kentucky Waiver Programs.
• Create and manage personalized care plans aligned with participant goals.
• Build strong relationships with participants, families, and providers.
• Complete required training (trauma-informed care, reporting, boundaries, person-centered thinking, incident reporting).
• Engage in local travel (about 50%) for in-person visits and appointments.

Skills

Trauma-informed care

Person-centered thinking

Professional boundaries

Care plan development

Interpersonal communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in Social Work, Human Services, or related field

Bachelor's degree in any field + 1 year Human Services experience

Associate degree in Behavioral or Social Science + 2 years Human Services experience

Kentucky-licensed RN with 2+ years aging/disabilities experience

Master’s degree in Health or Human Services

Job description

The Ole Homeplace is seeking a compassionate Human Services Case Manager to support Participants in Kentucky Waiver Programs, coordinating access to needed services and developing individualized care plans. You will travel locally to conduct in-person visits and appointments, building strong relationships with families and service providers.

Ideal candidates hold a relevant degree (or equivalent experience) and demonstrate trauma-informed care, professional boundaries, and person-centered