Stepping Up Case Manager: Community Care Advocate

AltaPointe Health Systems; Sylacauga (AL); Vor Ort; USD 42.000 - 64.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

AltaPointe Health Systems in Alabama seeks a dedicated case manager to coordinate and deliver Stepping Up program services. You will work with county jails and hospitals to reduce recidivism among individuals with mental illness or co-occurring disorders, conducting needs assessments and developing individualized plans.

The role emphasizes collaboration with clinicians, community providers, and reform efforts to ensure timely access to services, client advocacy, home visits, and ongoing progress

Qualifikationen

• Bachelor’s degree in a mental health discipline and certification of case management training by Alabama State Department of Mental Health.

Aufgaben

• Coordinate and provide Stepping Up program services with state and local partners.
• Conduct needs assessments and develop case management plans; implement with jail and hospital staff; advocate for clients.
• Represent Stepping Up program needs and ensure quality services; participate in trainings and alliance task forces.
• Complete needs assessment using standard forms and review client needs regularly.
• Develop and implement case management service plans with goals including personal grooming, skills teaching, medication knowledge, and resource assistance.
• Monitor client condition, perform home visits, and help secure needed services.
• Maintain quality of services by training participation and adherence to standards.

Kenntnisse

Case management

Ausbildung

Bachelor’s degree in a mental health discipline

Jobbeschreibung

AltaPointe Health Systems in Alabama seeks a dedicated case manager to coordinate and deliver Stepping Up program services. You will work with county jails and hospitals to reduce recidivism among individuals with mental illness or co-occurring disorders, conducting needs assessments and developing individualized plans.

The role emphasizes collaboration with clinicians, community providers, and reform efforts to ensure timely access to services, client advocacy, home visits, and ongoing progress