Outreach Case Worker: Community Mental Health Advocate

Aspire Health Alliance; Braintree (MA); On-site; USD 31,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

Aspire Health and Community Services is seeking an Outreach Case Worker to serve adults in the community with chronic behavioral health issues. The role collaborates with a multidisciplinary team including master-level clinicians, nursing staff, and peer specialists to support client care.

The position requires a valid driver’s license, driving experience, and the ability to transport clients. Documentation, coordination with families, and use of an electronic health record are essential

Qualifications

• HS Diploma, BA degree in Psychology or related field preferred.
• One or more years of experience in the Mental Health field.
• Working knowledge of community based treatment, funding sources, and treatment regulations is strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide community outreach and be responsible for the welfare of a large case load of clients.
• Advocate for clients ensuring quality of care.
• Make assessments; address client needs, make recommendations for treatment.
• Serve as primary liaison with family and guardians. Work closely with team of providers.
• May provide transportation; administer medication, manage client finances.
• Provide documentation; update and maintain client health records at Braintree office site using an electronic health record system.

Skills

Community outreach

Advocacy

Documentation

Team collaboration

Transportation

Education

HS Diploma

BA in Psychology or related field

Job description

Aspire Health and Community Services is seeking an Outreach Case Worker to serve adults in the community with chronic behavioral health issues. The role collaborates with a multidisciplinary team including master-level clinicians, nursing staff, and peer specialists to support client care.

The position requires a valid driver’s license, driving experience, and the ability to transport clients. Documentation, coordination with families, and use of an electronic health record are essential