Youth Case Manager — Early Psychosis Care (CSC)

Family & Childrens Center; La Crosse (WI); Presencial; USD 42.000 - 62.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

PTO & holidays

Health insurance options

Health Savings Account

Life insurance

Disability insurance

401(k) match

Casual dress code

Community impact

Descripción de la vacante

FCC is seeking a Case Manager for the Coordinated Specialty Care (CSC) program in La Crosse, WI. Join a team focused on helping youth aged 15–25 with early onset psychosis to live independently and recover in the community.

Responsibilities include assessment, care coordination, and collaboration with families and external providers, with a strong emphasis on treatment planning, crisis intervention, and community-based support.

Formación

• Master’s degree or equivalent with 3,000 hours of supervised clinical experience.
• Knowledge of CBT, family education and support, and substance use disorders.
• Familiarity with clozapine for medication resistant symptoms.

Responsabilidades

• Develop CSC program processes in line with grant requirements.
• Coordinate with external providers for referrals and resources.
• Conduct assessment, treatment planning, and skills training for clients.
• Engage families and support systems in treatment.
• Join team meetings and client-related treatment sessions.
• Coordinate care including psychotherapy, housing, finance, and family counseling.
• Ensure all client paperwork is completed in a timely, compliant manner.

Conocimientos

CBT

Family education

Substance use

Clinical assessment

Educación

Master’s degree in social work

Clinical psychology

Psychiatric mental health nursing

Occupational therapy

Herramientas

Microsoft Office

Email

Scanner

Fax machine

Enterprise software

Descripción del empleo

FCC is seeking a Case Manager for the Coordinated Specialty Care (CSC) program in La Crosse, WI. Join a team focused on helping youth aged 15–25 with early onset psychosis to live independently and recover in the community.

Responsibilities include assessment, care coordination, and collaboration with families and external providers, with a strong emphasis on treatment planning, crisis intervention, and community-based support.