Forensic Mental Health Case Manager

Thurston Mason BH-ASO/OHRS; Lacey (WA); On-site; USD 47,000 - 63,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical/dental/vision plans

PTO 140 hours minimum

12 paid holidays

WA PERS retirement program

Professional development funds

Job summary

Thurston Mason BH-ASO/OHRS seeks a Mental Health Professional to lead the FPATH program, performing screenings, assessments, and care coordination. You will engage referrals, coordinate with Trueblood Clinicians and PATH partners, and deliver intensive case management to reduce re-incarceration risks.

The role emphasizes evidence-based practices, trauma-informed care, and collaboration with diverse service partners in community settings.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in counseling or social science with five years of direct behavioral health treatment
• Master’s degree in counseling or related field with post graduate experience preferred for higher level
• Licensed by WA DOH or eligible for CAAC/other licensed roles

Responsibilities

• Perform mental health screenings and assessments at intake into the FPATH program
• Create release and recovery plans and provide care coordination
• Conduct outreach, in-reach, and engagement with referrals and participants
• Maintain accurate clinical records and documentation in EHR
• Collaborate with Diversion Navigator and other program leads
• Provide intensive case management to connect participants to housing, services, and supports

Skills

Competency restoration

Recovery model

Motivational interviewing

Trauma informed care

Agency collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree in counseling or social sciences

Master's degree in counseling or related field

Tools

EHR systems

Job description

Thurston Mason BH-ASO/OHRS seeks a Mental Health Professional to lead the FPATH program, performing screenings, assessments, and care coordination. You will engage referrals, coordinate with Trueblood Clinicians and PATH partners, and deliver intensive case management to reduce re-incarceration risks.

The role emphasizes evidence-based practices, trauma-informed care, and collaboration with diverse service partners in community settings.