Dakota Boys & Girls Ranch·Minot, North Dakota
Oversee the treatment planning process for 8-10 families by coordinating with multidisciplinary teams and external resources. Provide continuous support and advocacy for youth while empowering families through communication and behavior management training.
Dakota Boys and Girls Ranch is seeking to hire a Case Manager on its Minot, ND, campus.
The Ranch is unlike any place you have worked! We are a place of hope and healing where children with psychiatric and behavioral issues find professional care, compassionate expertise, and new possibilities. In short, we help the kids no one else can find and become who they are. If you want to make a difference in the lives of children and their families while working with a great team, the Ranch might be the place for you!
$23.50/hour+ Bachelor's degree (see qualifications); OR $25/hour+ LBSW, Depending on Experience
Monday-Friday, daytime hours with one evening a week for group. Occasional travel is required.
Hold a bachelor’s degree in Social Work - OR graduating this semester with a Social Work degree
Required to obtain Social Work Board License within 1 year of hire
Required to obtain Wrap Around Certification once hired
Be at least 21 years old.
Pass a thorough background check, including criminal, abuse, and motor vehicle.
Have a current driver's license and insurable driving record.
Why choose Dakota Boys and Girls Ranch?
Dakota Boys and Girls Ranch cultivates a culture of purpose, caring, and learning. The accepting and compassionate work environment unites employees around a common mission. Staff are encouraged to learn new things, share new ideas, and explore alternatives. The warm, collaborative, inviting work environment supports teamwork, trust, and positive relationships.
Our Culture of Purpose is exemplified by idealism and altruism. We are tolerant, compassionate, and respectful people trying to do good for the long-term future of children and families. The ideal applicant must have a passion for providing care for children and adolescents with complex behavioral health issues, be devoted to promoting the needs of youth and families, and be willing to advocate for resources to ensure each resident reaches their goals.
Our Culture of Caring is built on relationships and mutual trust.
We are warm, welcoming, collaborative, and supportive of each other.
We are united by loyalty, and leaders emphasize sincerity, teamwork, and positive relationships.
We respect all voices, cultures, and perspectives.
We treat all with dignity.
At the Ranch, you will work in a faith-based organization that believes employees must care for themselves before they can help others become their best selves.
Our Culture of Learning is exemplified by exploration, expansiveness, and creativity.
We are inventive and open-minded, explore alternatives, and encourage new ideas.
We are united by curiosity; leaders emphasize innovation, knowledge, and adventure.
We own our mistakes, learn from them, and move on.
At the Ranch, you will learn new skills through mentoring and support from our practiced experts.
Requires a bachelor's degree in Social Work and the ability to obtain a Social Work Board License and Wrap Around Certification. Candidates must be at least 21 years old with a valid driver's license and a clean background check.
Market context
Behavioral-health positions in North Dakota are often driven by ongoing need for clinicians who can support patients across outpatient, inpatient, and community settings. These roles can be competitive because employers may require a doctorate, board eligibility or certification, and the ability to complete specialty board certification within six years, along with medical staff appointments and insurance credentialing. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your board pathway, credentialing timeline, and licensure fit before applying.