Recovery-Focused Case Manager, Treatment Courts

Family & Children's Services; Oklahoma City (OK); On-site; USD 52,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

Family & Children\'s Services is seeking a Behavioral Health Case Manager for Treatment Courts to provide recovery-focused support in DUI and Drug Court programs. The role blends clinical coordination with judicial accountability, facilitating case management, groups, and progress monitoring.

The position attends court regularly, tracks UA results and phase movement, and ensures timely reporting. It aims to help clients build stability, achieve goals, and progress through court phases in a

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in psychology, social work, or related mental health field.
• Knowledge of recovery-oriented approaches and behavioral health principles.
• Ability to coordinate services across courts and community programs.

Responsibilities

• Provides direct case management including assessment, service planning, coordination, and monitoring.
• Attends court sessions and updates on client compliance with discretion.
• Tracks UA results, phase progression, attendance, and service engagement.
• Facilitates individual and group rehabilitation services and supports recovery goals.
• Assists clients with housing, employment, healthcare, and community resources.

Skills

Case management

Court coordination

Documentation

HIPAA/compliance

Trauma-informed care

Transportation

Education

Bachelor's degree in psychology

Bachelor's degree in social work

Mental health field degree

Tools

Electronic health records

Job description

Family & Children\'s Services is seeking a Behavioral Health Case Manager for Treatment Courts to provide recovery-focused support in DUI and Drug Court programs. The role blends clinical coordination with judicial accountability, facilitating case management, groups, and progress monitoring.

The position attends court regularly, tracks UA results and phase movement, and ensures timely reporting. It aims to help clients build stability, achieve goals, and progress through court phases in a