Health Start Case Manager — Family & Home Visiting

COCONINO COUNTY, AZ; Page (AZ); On-site; USD 42,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Coconino County is seeking a social services case manager to support low-income clients through comprehensive assessments and individualized case plans. The Health Start Program team provides home-based education, support, and advocacy in the northern region.

The role involves interviewing applicants, determining eligibility, coordinating with other agencies, and maintaining accurate records. A fingerprint clearance card and driver's license are often required, with a safety-sensitive,

Qualifications

• Experience conducting intake screenings and collecting relevant financial information.
• Ability to assess needs and develop client-centered case plans.
• Familiarity with eligibility rules for social services programs.
• Proficient in maintaining confidential client records.
• Experience coordinating services with other agencies.

Responsibilities

• Interview applicants and gather pertinent information for assistance.
• Conduct comprehensive assessments to identify needs and strengths.
• Explain eligibility rules for various programs to clients.
• Develop and review individualized case plans with goals and timelines.
• Provide referrals and follow-up to support short- and long-term goals.
• Coordinate services with partner agencies and document outcomes.
• Possibly conduct home visits and prepare reports.

Skills

Intake & assessment

Interpersonal communication

Documentation & records

Office software

Education

Associate degree in related field

Bachelor’s degree in related field

Equivalent combination of education/training/experience

Job description

Coconino County is seeking a social services case manager to support low-income clients through comprehensive assessments and individualized case plans. The Health Start Program team provides home-based education, support, and advocacy in the northern region.

The role involves interviewing applicants, determining eligibility, coordinating with other agencies, and maintaining accurate records. A fingerprint clearance card and driver's license are often required, with a safety-sensitive,