Re-Entry & Recovery Case Manager

New Freedom OPS LLC; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 29,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

New Freedom Ops LLC in Phoenix, AZ is seeking a Re-Entry Specialist to support adults navigating recovery after incarceration. You will assess needs, develop transition plans, and coordinate care with clinical and peer teams to help members achieve independence and stability.

Working primarily on-site, you will collaborate with treatment staff to connect members with housing, employment, and community resources, while advocating for their access to services and insurance support.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or higher required.
• 4 years behavioral health work experience or equivalent.
• Driver's license and clean driving record.
• Safety Care Initial Cert and background check required.

Responsibilities

• Delivers high-quality case management to support members' recovery and re-entry goals.
• Effectively communicates and coordinates care with other treatment team members.
• Partners with members for goal attainment with employment, independent living, community involvement, and meaningful social connections
• Connects members with needed resources and helps facilitate access to employment, housing, and other support programs
• Acts as an advocate for members with respect to insurance, financial assistance, and service accessibility
• Helps support and coordinate smooth transitioning and discharge planning upon program or treatment completion
• In addition, all other duties as assigned

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Organizational skills

Critical thinking

Problem solving

Team player

Detail oriented

Adaptability

Education

High School or better

Bachelor's or higher in Psychology or related field

Job description

New Freedom Ops LLC in Phoenix, AZ is seeking a Re-Entry Specialist to support adults navigating recovery after incarceration. You will assess needs, develop transition plans, and coordinate care with clinical and peer teams to help members achieve independence and stability.

Working primarily on-site, you will collaborate with treatment staff to connect members with housing, employment, and community resources, while advocating for their access to services and insurance support.