Youth Crisis Case Manager — Evening Hours

Wasatch Behavioral Health; American Fork (UT); On-site; USD 29,000 - 41,000; Full time

Job summary

Wasatch Behavioral Health is seeking a Case Manager for the Vantage Point North program in American Fork, Utah. You will help youth and families navigate crisis situations, connect with resources, and work toward positive outcomes in a therapeutic setting. Salary ranges from $21.36 to $29.88 per hour.

Schedule is Sunday-Wednesday, 2:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Qualifications include a Bachelor's degree with SSW license or willingness to pursue licensure; DOE and licensure eligible candidates encouraged to

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree with Social Service Worker (SSW) license is required.
• Bachelor's degree in any field with willingness to pursue SSW licensure is required.

Responsibilities

• Assist clients in working toward personal goals.
• Perform needs assessments and functional family assessments.
• Coordinate case management efforts with families and support systems.
• Monitor service plans and ensure needs are being met.
• Organize, coordinate, and document services provided.
• Maintain complete and accurate case files.
• Advocate for clients during court hearings.
• Participate in staff meetings and team collaboration.
• Support clients with documentation for financial entitlements.
• Provide transportation and general program support.
• Teach independent living, hygiene, and social skills.

Education

Bachelor's degree with Social Service Worker (SSW) license

Bachelor's degree in any field with willingness to pursue SSW licensure

Job description

Wasatch Behavioral Health is seeking a Case Manager for the Vantage Point North program in American Fork, Utah. You will help youth and families navigate crisis situations, connect with resources, and work toward positive outcomes in a therapeutic setting. Salary ranges from $21.36 to $29.88 per hour.

Schedule is Sunday-Wednesday, 2:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Qualifications include a Bachelor's degree with SSW license or willingness to pursue licensure; DOE and licensure eligible candidates encouraged to