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King County Department of Community and Human Services seeks a Hospital and Mental Health Residential (HMHR) Treatment Utilization Management Supervisor to lead a MH Care Authorizers team and oversee utilization management for high-intensity MH programs.
The role focuses on ensuring medical necessity, coordinating care transitions, and driving quality assurance across the division, working with the BHRD and other county departments.
King County's Department of Community and Human Services (DCHS) provides equitable opportunities for people to be healthy, happy, and connected to community.
At King County Department of Community and Human Services (DCHS), we believe in working as one team that solves problems—striving to be customer-focused and drive for the best results. We envision a welcoming community that is racially just. We believe the field of human services exists to undo and mitigate unfair structures. We seek to lead the way by working as respectful and responsible stewards for our community.
The Behavioral Health and Recovery Division (BHRD) of DCHS is seeking a Hospital and Mental Health Residential (HMHR) Treatment Utilization Management Supervisor (Project/Program Manager III). This position holds direct responsibility for the overall utilization management operations of the Hospital & Mental Health Residential Treatment Team.
The Supervisor will lead a team of Mental Health (MH) Care Authorizers responsible for ensuring that King County residents accessing MH residential care and other high‑intensity MH programs receive the appropriate level of care, appropriate services, and the support needed to step down to lower levels of care as they progress in their recovery. This position will participate as a key member of the BHRD Utilization Management Committee and will lead quality assurance activities, including site visits, contract compliance reviews, invoice reconciliation, and other monitoring tasks as assigned.
To be considered minimally qualified applicant must demonstrate a background that provides the knowledge, skills and ability to: