ECM Lead Care Manager

CCRC Child Care Resource Center; Sylmar (MD); Presencial; USD 31.000 - 44.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

CCRC Child Care Resource Center is seeking an ECM Lead Care Manager to coordinate care for Birth Equity populations, including pregnant and postpartum individuals with infants up to 12 months old. The role combines field-based and telehealth engagement across the service area, with up to 40% travel.

You will partner with licensed clinicians to develop comprehensive care plans, link members to primary care, and support coordinated services across medical, behavioral health, and social needs.

Formación

• Minimum of a bachelor’s degree with two years of relevant case management or care coordination experience.
• Experience coordinating services across healthcare, behavioral health, and community systems.

Responsabilidades

• Care management and coordination of community services – coordinate multidisciplinary assessments across health and social needs.
• Develop, implement and maintain individualized Care Plans/Action Plans.
• Serve as primary point of contact for members and caregivers, ensuring clear communication across teams.
• Ensure members have a PCP and Authorized Representative, coordinating advocacy with providers.
• Provide services where the member lives or seeks care (office, telehealth, field).
• Coordinate transportation and interpreting services to support engagement and access.
• Promote health education and coaching to empower self-management.

Conocimientos

Care coordination

Multidisciplinary collaboration

HIPAA compliance

Zoom

Adobe Suite

Windows-based programs

Educación

Bachelor’s degree

Associate degree

High school diploma or equivalency

Herramientas

Zoom

Adobe Suite

Windows-based programs

Descripción del empleo

Expected Hourly Pay Rate: $27.00 Work where your work matters. Work at CCRC. CCRC prides itself as a workplace of choice for passionate talent, driven by our mission to cultivate child, family and community well-being. Whether the position works directly with the public or supports our programs, every position is vital to our mission's success and reputation as a leader. We are not your typical non-profit. We are 900+ people strong and growing!

General Summary:

Under general direction, the ECM Lead Care Manager serves as the primary point of contact for Managed Care Plan (MCP) members and their support systems, coordinating care across clinical, behavioral health, and community-based services. The Lead Care Manager provides whole-person care management for members within the Birth Equity population of focus, including pregnant and postpartum individuals and families with infants up to 12 months old. This role emphasizes engagement, assessment, care planning, resource linkage, and collaboration with multidisciplinary care teams to address medical, behavioral, and social determinants of health. This is a full-time, field-based position that includes in-person, community-based, virtual, and telephonic engagement within the service area. Approximately up to 40% of local travel is required to support in-person, community-based, and healthcare-setting service delivery.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

Within a field-based environment, this position will perform the following responsibilities:

Care Management and Coordination of Community Services – 55%

• Partner with Licensed Clinician to conduct and coordinate comprehensive multidisciplinary assessments across physical health, behavioral health (including trauma and substance abuse), oral health, and social support needs, including identifying appropriate referrals and linkages to community-based services.
• Develop, implement, and maintain individualized Care Plans/Action Plans that guide ongoing care coordination, service delivery, and goal tracking.
• Serve as the primary point of contact for members and designated caregivers, ensuring consistent communication and coordination across the multidisciplinary care team.
• Ensure members are connected to a primary care provider and have an identified Authorized Representative (AR) and/or caregiver, and coordinate advocacy efforts with healthcare providers and community partners, with member consent.
• Deliver services where the member lives, seeks care, or finds most easily accessible, including office-based, telehealth, or field-based services.
• Connect members to non-clinical social and other health-related services, including coordinating transportation and interpreting services and support member engagement and access to services by providing health education and coaching, accompanying members to appointments when appropriate, and coordinating transportation and interpreting services as needed.
• With permission, coordinate/advocate on behalf of client with health care professionals (e.g., PCP).
• Utilize evidence-based practices, including Motivational Interviewing, Harm Reduction techniques, and Trauma-Informed Care principles, to engage members, support goal attainment, and promote self-management skills.
• Coordinate Transitional Care Planning in collaboration with hospitals, emergency departments, and other institutional providers, including monitoring member progress, updating goals, and conducting pre-graduation assessments to support appropriate transition or discharge from ECM services.
• Provide health promotion services to encourage and support members to make lifestyle choices based on healthy behavior, with the goal of motivating members to successfully monitor and manage their health.
• Complete all required documentation accurately and within established timeframes by the individual action plan, and adhere to all legal, ethical, and contractual requirements related to ECM services, including HIPAA, confidentiality, and recordkeeping standards.

Member Engagement, Screening & Assessment – 15%

• Conduct outreach, engagement, and ongoing follow-up with MCP members and identified support persons to support enrollment, participation, and retention in ECM services.
• Complete required screenings and assessments (e.g., ACEs, PHQ-9, GAD-7, clinical and non‑clinical assessments) and document results per program and MCP requirements.
• Identify barriers to care (e.g., housing instability, domestic violence, behavioral health needs, DCFS involvement) and integrate findings into individualized care planning and services coordination.

Community Outreach – 25%

• Conduct outreach and engagement activities to support enrollment of eligible Managed Care Plan members into the ECM program, utilizing methods such as phone outreach, mailed information, field visits, and other engagement activities as defined by the ECM provider.
• Develop and maintain collaborative relationships with healthcare providers, social service agencies, and community organizations to identify eligible members and facilitate appropriate referrals to ECM services.

Meetings and Trainings – 5%

• Attend required staff, team, and interdisciplinary care team meetings and supervision.
• Attend training as assigned (e.g., ACEs Certification).
• Attend mandatory agency, provider‑focused training, webinars, conferences, and technical assistance meetings (e.g., ACEs Certification).
• Maintain ongoing professional development, up‑to‑date perinatal and maternal health, mental health education, and related certifications as required.

Job Specifications:

Minimum Required Education and Experience (one of the following):

• Bachelor’s degree with two (2) years of relevant case management or care coordination experience;
• Associate of Arts degree with three (3) years of relevant experience;
• High School Diploma or equivalency with four (4) years of relevant experience.

Experience: Minimum of two (2) years’ experience working with pregnant individuals, children, and/or parents/caregivers. At least two (2) years’ experience coordinating services across healthcare, behavioral health, and community systems.

Professional/Technical Certifications: n/a

Technical Requirements: Computer skills; including web browsing, e‑mail, data entry, and word processing. Proficient in Zoom, Adobe Suite, and Windows‑based programs: Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel, Teams, and PowerPoint.

Bilingual Required: n/a

Travel: Approximately up to 40% local travel required to support in‑person, community‑based, and healthcare‑setting service delivery. Staff members driving on behalf of CCRC may choose to drive a CCRC vehicle or own vehicle and must meet requirements to be an approved driver including holding and maintaining current auto insurance, current California Driver’s License and DMV clearance required.

Work Schedule: Full‑time. Typically, M‑F, with the ability to work at times a non‑traditional work schedule including early mornings, late evenings, and weekends.

Work Environment: Field‑Based. Combination of working in an office, working from home, and working in the community. Includes virtual visits, family homes, hospitals, parks, and other locations in the community as required.

Background & Health Clearance Requirements:

Background check required. As a grant‑funded Agency supporting Children and Family Services, CCRC conducts background checks commensurate with the role to verify candidate qualifications (criminal history, employment history / experience, education, reference checks) and ensure grant compliance. Specific roles may have additional verification / clearance to the standard background check as part of the recruitment and selection process, including:

• Live Scan Clearance / DOJ Fingerprinting: For positions working directly with the public in a child/ community care or child / community care adjacent setting (CA Health and Safety Code Section 1596.871 and/or HeadStart Program Performance Standards 1302.90).
• Health Clearance: For positions working directly with the public in a child/ community care or child / community care adjacent setting or working with “atrisk” populations, CA Code of Regulations Title22, §101216, CA Health and Safety Code 1596.7995, and/or HeadStart Program Performance Standards 1302.93) MVR / DMV clearance in accordance with CCRC’s liability insurance provisions: For positions where driving is required.
• Child Development Permit: For positions working in an educational capacity (California Education Code Sections 44242.5, 44340, and 44341)
• CPR / Pediatric CPR certification: For certain identified positions working directly with the public in a child/ community care or child / community care adjacent setting (CA Health & Safety Code 1596.865 – 1596.866)
• Federal Debarment Checks: For positions acting in a principal capacity to federal funds (HeadStart Program Performance Standards 1304.11, Code of Federal Regulations Title2 Grants and Agreements 2.180.320 and 2.180.995)

Preferred:

All minimum requirements above met, plus:

• Education: Bachelors in early childhood education, social work, public health education, psychology, or a related field.
• Experience: Two (2) years or more of experience working with pregnant parents and families with children under 12 months old.
• Two (2) experience working with Electronic Health Records (EHR), EXYM, and linkages to local community resources.
• Familiarity with trauma‑informed care and the effects of domestic violence, child abuse, parental alcohol and/or substance abuse, and perinatal depression on child development, parenting, family, and general functioning, or willingness to be trained preferred.
• Demonstrates lived experience and a commitment to serving the perinatal population.
• Prior experience as a Community Health Worker, Peer Support Specialist or similar role a plus Bilingual preferred.
• Ability to converse, write, and translate in English and Spanish.

We Offer Employees:

• Competitive compensation package
• Robust benefit offerings -Medical, Dental, Vision, and Voluntary Life Insurance
• Basic Life Insurance and Long Term Disability paid for by CCRC Employer Contribution and Employer Match in the 403(b) Retirement Savings Plan with 100% vesting
• Generous Time Off Policy‑Vacation and Sick Time, Holidays, and Paid Winter Break
• Opportunities for learning and professional development, including education reimbursement
• Employee Assistance and Wellness Programs
• 501(c) (3) designation-You can apply for Public Service Loan Forgiveness!

We have doubled in size over the past 10 years. We provide child development and early education, workforce development opportunities, child care financial assistance, HeadStart preschool and Early HeadStart services and more for close to 50,000 parents, children, and child care providers each month in Northern LosAngeles County, including Antelope Valley, and the entirety of San Bernardino County, including an office in Victorville, serving a total geographic area of 22,500 square miles.

Child Care Resource Center is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex including sexual orientation and gender identity, national origin, disability, protected Veteran Status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable federal, state, or local law. The contractor will not discharge or in any other manner discriminate against employees or applicants because they have inquired about, discussed, or disclosed their own pay or the pay of another employee or applicant. However, employees who have access to the compensation information of other employees or applicants as a part of their essential job functions cannot disclose the pay of other employees or applicants to individuals who do not otherwise have access to compensation information, unless the disclosure is (a) in response to a formal complaint or charge, (b) in furtherance of an investigation, proceeding, hearing, or action, including an investigation conducted by the employer, or (c) consistent with the contractor’s legal duty to furnish information. 41 CFR 60‑1.35(c)

Accommodations: If you are a qualified individual with a disability or a disabled veteran, you have the right to request an accommodation if you are unable or limited in your ability to use or access our career center as a result of your disability. To request an accommodation, contact a Human Resources Representative at [phone] ext. 6599 or email them at [e-mail].

Child Care Resource Center (CCRC) assists close to 50,000 parents, children, and child care providers each month in Northern LosAngeles County and the entirety of San Bernardino County serving a total area of 22,500 square miles. Since 1976, CCRC has been managing programs to assist with issues such as finding and selecting child care, child care financial assistance, school readiness, home visiting, and research and program evaluation.

Children and families benefit from these programs, allowing parents to go to work and attend school, contribute to the economy and strengthen their families and the community. CCRC's early care & education specialists offer parents and child care professionals assistance ranging from finding child care and child development ages & stages to marketing child care businesses and CPR training and certification.

CCRC operates and oversees Head Start Birth-5 programs for a total of 3,312 children. These programs promote school readiness and family engagement to ensure a healthy development of children and their families. Children benefit from a high quality preschool education as well as medical and dental exams.

Through CCRC’s literacy campaign “What a Difference a Book Makes,” we have collected 800,000 age-appropriate books. It is the agency’s belief that the cognitive benefits of literacy are immeasurable and have a large impact on the ability of an economy to generate and sustain wealth.

Mission: CCRC cultivates child, family and community well-being.