The Methodist Home of Kentucky, Inc.·Nicholasville, Kentucky
The Targeted Case Manager assesses client needs and coordinates appropriate community resources to support their well-being. They are responsible for managing a caseload, developing service plans, and ensuring all documentation complies with Medicaid standards.
Summary of Function
The Methodist Home is seeking a Targeted Case Manager (TCM) who is highly motivated to make a difference in the community and committed to the well-being of their clients.
The TCM will utilize experience and knowledge to assess needs of clients and their families in order to link and coordinate the appropriate resources.
They are responsible for managing an assigned caseload and responding appropriately to client needs in compliance with Medicaid standards.
This includes but is not limited to: assessing client needs; developing, implementing and reviewing service plans; and working with other community resources in achieving client service needs.
Caseloads may include diverse populations with a variety of clinical needs.
The Targeted Case Manager is a positive team player that promotes a culture of inclusion and participation.
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Effective communication skills, including proper use of agency communication systems.
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Strong interpersonal and engagement skills.
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Professional maturity and respect for others.
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Strong organizational and time-management skills.
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Self-starter who requires minimum supervision after completion of training.
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Ability to follow through with documentation, communication and deadlines.
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Ability to support the agency’s mission and philosophy and demonstrate respect for cultural diversity and team-centric harmony.
Job Specifications
Must be at least 21 years of age.
Valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and proof of current auto insurance.
Must submit to required background checks and pre-contract drug screening.
Market context
Operations roles in Kentucky that support behavioral health services often see steady demand because providers need staff who can coordinate care, manage documentation, and keep services moving for SMI, SED, or substance use populations. These roles are competitive when candidates bring the right degree, relevant population experience, and readiness to complete required certifications; a valid driver’s license is also important. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, then confirm your experience aligns with the population focus and certification timeline before applying.
