Case Manager (Weekends Required/40hrs)

SUMMARY

• The Case Manager will conduct patient interviews and assessments, including level of care appropriateness, risks, and strengths.
• The Case Manager will engage patients in their treatment, continuing care planning and discharge planning.
• This role requires knowledge of and experience with community resources and referral systems and/or the ability to work in collaboration with community-based providers and agencies.
• This role requires basic knowledge of addiction, and mental health recovery processes, services, and systems of support.
• The Case Manager will promote recovery through role-modeling and respectful interactions with patients and colleagues.

Pay Structure

Non Masters$24.00 - $25.00Masters non licensed or LCSW$26.00 - $27.00Masters licensed (LICSW or LMHC)$28.00 - $30.00

Essential job functions/Duties/Responsibilities

• Meet with individual caseload daily to assess further needs and progress in treatment, completing daily contact notes.
• Conduct patient biopsychosocial and Columbia assessments within 48 hours of patient admittance.
• Prepare treatment plans and discharge planning in collaboration with patients and their identified supports.
• Facilitate groups as assigned.
• Participate in staff supervision, in-service training, and continuing education necessary for certification requirements.
• Manage caseload and track multiple required tasks using Electronic Health Record.
• Communicate regularly with referral sources and advocacy groups.
• Participate in continuing education necessary for certification requirements.
• As directed under supervision, interact with the financial and utilization management staff for reimbursement.
• Complete required documentation in accordance with Gosnold policy and regulatory standards.
• Abide by Gosnold professional code of ethics including those applicable to confidentiality, boundaries, dual relationships, and professional stature as a Gosnold representative.
• Communicate regularly with referral sources and advocacy groups.