Certified Community Behavioral Health Case Manager

Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC)

Case Manager

Purpose

CCBHC Case Managersprovide strength-based care coordination services to support and build capacity of CCBHC consumers and their families. This position meets with consumers and families on a regular basis at their home or other community-based location. This position gathers consumer/family information via screenings, assessments, and consultation with collateral sources, and connects consumers to community resources to meet identified needs.

Responsibilities Include

·         Meet with consumers/families at their home or other community-based location regularly

·         Maintain communication with consumers/families between meetings

·         Provide care coordination by collaborating with internal and external members of a multidisciplinary team to support consumers and families in achieving their goals

·         Complete or assist with intakes and discharges

·         Complete evaluation documentation as required, including the NOMS

·         Identify consumer needs and connect them with community resources to meet those needs

·         Complete regular reviews of progress toward goals to quantify student/family functioning

·         Complete evidence-based practices training(s) and maintain fidelity to identified model(s)

·         Participate in youth- and family-centered treatment team meetings and other necessary meetings

·         Provide trauma-informed services (individual, family, crisis)

·         Model skills for consumers/families and coach/mentor them to develop their own skills

·         Actively participate in supervision and training as required

·         Assist with internal reports and reports for the program funder

·         Participate in the emergency response team as scheduled

·         Gain an understanding and commitment to LUK’s Mission, Vision, and Values and provide congruent clinical services

Knowledge and Experience Required

·         Bachelor’s Degree in a human services field, lived experience may be substituted

·         Experience in delivering services to individuals with mental health and substance use challenges

·         Experience implementing evidence-based practices

·         Experience working with system-involved families

·         Bilingual/bicultural candidates encouraged to apply