Per Diem Recovery Case Manager

Bay Cove Human Services; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 34,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Bay Cove Human Services seeks a Case Manager - Per Diem for Andrew House Boston to provide supportive counseling, coordinate referrals, and participate in a multidisciplinary team focused on recovery from substance use and co-occurring disorders.

The role is non-exempt and requires strong communication, knowledge of treatment processes, and a commitment to patient-centered care within the agency's Diversionary Services.

Qualifications

• A High School diploma or equivalent is required.
• A Bachelor's Degree in a social work or related field or equivalent combination of education, training, and/or professional or personal experience is required.
• Minimum of one (1) year experience in Behavioral Health or Human Services.
• Certification or eligibility for certification in substance abuse counseling or willingness to pursue certification is welcome, encouraged, and will be supported.
• An ability to learn and understand federal regulations pertaining to confidentiality of substance abuse treatment is required.
• Working knowledge of word processing and other computer functions using Windows, Word, and Google Email and Apps required.

Responsibilities

• Orient each new or returning patient to the unit, inform them of their rights, and familiarize them with the community guidelines, procedures, activities, policies, and philosophy of the program, including program requirements for participation, disciplinary action, termination, and grievance procedures as well as providing informed consent and obtaining sign on consent forms.

Skills

Behavioral Health

Counseling

Communication

Case Management

Education

High School Diploma

Bachelor's Degree in Social Work or related field

Job description

Bay Cove Human Services seeks a Case Manager - Per Diem for Andrew House Boston to provide supportive counseling, coordinate referrals, and participate in a multidisciplinary team focused on recovery from substance use and co-occurring disorders.

The role is non-exempt and requires strong communication, knowledge of treatment processes, and a commitment to patient-centered care within the agency's Diversionary Services.