Crisis CSU Case Manager: Fast-Paced Compassionate Care

Claratel Behavioral Health; United States; Remote; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Claratel Behavioral Health in DeKalb County, Georgia, seeks a CSU Case Manager for a Sun-Thurs 7am-3:45pm shift to support adults in psychiatric or substance use crisis. You'll provide assessment, trauma-informed care, and collaborate with treatment teams to plan individualized care and transitions.

The role requires a Bachelor's in a human services field, strong documentation, and the ability to work in high-intensity settings.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a human services field.
• Strong organizational and documentation abilities.
• Comfort working in high-intensity settings with diverse populations.
• Strong communication and teamwork mindset.
• Certified in CPR, CPI, First Aid & Defensive Driving.
• Proficient with electronic documentation (EMR).
• Able to take vital signs and complete a 3-year MVR check for agency vehicles.
• Preferred: 1 year of experience in mental health or substance use support.

Responsibilities

• Conduct community needs assessments to guide individualized support.
• Provide recovery-oriented and trauma-informed care.
• Create, update, and track progress on Individual Treatment Plans (ITPs).
• Facilitate skills-building groups and document participation.
• Support across PES and CSU units as needed.
• Collaborate in daily treatment team meetings to ensure continuity of care.
• Partner with families, transportation, and community providers to ensure seamless transitions.
• Accurately document progress and reauthorization needs in the EMR system.

Skills

Organizational skills

Documentation abilities

Communication

Teamwork

CPR

CPI

First Aid

Defensive Driving

Tech-savvy

Vital signs

MVR check

Education

Bachelor’s degree in human services

Tools

EMR system

Job description

Claratel Behavioral Health in DeKalb County, Georgia, seeks a CSU Case Manager for a Sun-Thurs 7am-3:45pm shift to support adults in psychiatric or substance use crisis. You'll provide assessment, trauma-informed care, and collaborate with treatment teams to plan individualized care and transitions.

The role requires a Bachelor's in a human services field, strong documentation, and the ability to work in high-intensity settings.