Site-Based Case Manager

PHMC is proud to be a leader in public health. PHMC requires that all employees are fully vaccinated with the Covid-19 vaccine before the first day of employment.
Responsibilities:

• Provide weekly site-based group and individual coordination.
• Complete daily observation forms, group summaries, sign-in sheets, monthly attendance reports, monthly calendar, and family night sign-in sheets.
• Pick up and drop off program participants using the BIPS program van when the van driver calls out.
• Responsible for administering random drug screens on program participants.
• Be to point person for site based security.
• Assist youth in completing court requirements including essays and book reports.
• Participate in daily meetings with Site-base Counselor to develop strategies to help programming run smoother.
• Meet weekly with Program Director and Site Based Counselor to plan site based programming.
• Assist Program Director and Site Base Counselor in planning for monthly Family Nights.
• Responsible for locating community service sites for program participants.
• Develop strong relationships with community-based organizations and resources throughout the city to help clients and their families establish linkages to appropriate community resources.
• Conduct group sessions and support activities during the on-site program hours when needed.
• Issue certificates to clients who have completed group curriculums.
• Assist the Site-Based Coordinator in organizing trips for program participants.
• Participate in all required case consultation meetings, staff meetings and trainings.
• Share in the responsibility of tracking community service hours so that program participants complete their requirements in the timely manner.
• Maintain accurate up to date records by inputting progress notes in the CBPS database
• Accept other administrative duties to support the viability and growth of the program along with adherence to policies and governing bodies.
• Other duties or activities as assigned by the Program Director.

• Experience in Case Management
• Knowledge, understanding and at least 4 years experience working with at-risk youth, substance abuse, trauma and/or mental illness.
• Experience in facilitating group sessions geared toward teenagers.
• Familiarity with social services and recreational resources in the community.
• Familiarity with issues related to youth and mentoring.
• Strong knowledge of community service resources relevant to this population.
• Knowledge and experience and ability to provide family partnership/parent training
• Knowledge of high-risk youth, family systems, mental health disorders and substance abuse.
• Sensitivity to cultural and economic differences.

• Minimum of Bachelor's degree in social work or related field;
• Masters preferred

• Valid driver's license and vehicle required.