Full-Time Mental Health Case Manager – Recovery & Support

TERRO; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 52,000 - 66,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) plan with company match

Generous PTO/Sick Time

Language differential pay

SMI differential

Job summary

Terros Health seeks a Case Manager to join an interdisciplinary clinical team at the South Mountain Recovery Health Center in Phoenix. This full-time role includes a comprehensive benefits package and opportunities for professional growth.

You will conduct assessments, develop service plans, coordinate care with families and providers, and pursue best-practice outcomes for clients with serious mental illness. Training is provided for new graduates with a behavioral health degree.

Qualifications

• Assists clients with identifying treatment and recovery goals, providing supportive services.
• Performs assessments, crisis plans, and individualized service plans.
• Coordinates care with members, families, and providers to implement service plans.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement individualized service plans.
• Conduct outreach and follow-up to ensure resource availability.
• Collaborate with clinical team to coordinate care across providers.

Skills

Case management

Assessment

Crisis planning

Interpersonal skills

Communication skills

DSMV knowledge

MS Word

MS Excel

Education

GED/HS + 1.5y BH exp

Associate degree (medical/behavioral)

Bachelor's degree (non-behavioral) + 1y BH exp

Bachelor's degree in behavioral health

Master's or higher in behavioral health

Tools

NextGen EMR

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Excel

Outlook

Job description

Terros Health seeks a Case Manager to join an interdisciplinary clinical team at the South Mountain Recovery Health Center in Phoenix. This full-time role includes a comprehensive benefits package and opportunities for professional growth.

You will conduct assessments, develop service plans, coordinate care with families and providers, and pursue best-practice outcomes for clients with serious mental illness. Training is provided for new graduates with a behavioral health degree.