Senior Case Manager
Verified Pay | $65000 - $68000 per year |
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Hours | Full-time |
Location | 1005 9th Street Wake Forest, North Carolina |
About this job
Job Description
Job purpose
To oversee, lead and motivate Case Management staff in the performance of their daily duties.
- Model exemplary behavior in the performance of all job tasks
- Monitor, evaluate and make necessary changes which further enhance service delivery
Duties and responsibilities
- Provide direct daily and weekly supervision to Case Management staff
- Carry an active case load (size to be determined)
- Conduct Pre-Screenings, Pre-Admission and Admission tasks for participants
- Review and make final admission recommendations for with senior leadership
- Schedule all VLC programing and manage weekly schedules utilizing staff and external partners
- Review and approve all Track assignment recommendations made by Case Managers
- Works closely with VLC staff and if authorized family & friends of residents
- Evaluate the effectiveness of the Screening and Admissions process
- Create and build relationships with referral agencies and other external partners
- Regular (weekly) review of Case Management charting
- Ability to counsel clients who may be undergoing a crisis
- Strong up to date knowledge of referral agencies, VA services and entitlements
- Manage Apricot database and subsequent reporting
- Facilitate selected resident program groups
- Demonstrated flexibility and adaptability in an environment subject to frequent programmatic changes
- Conduct weekly Case Management team meetings
- Develop and maintain a Quality Management program for all Case Management functions
- Weekly updates and monthly reports on programmatic performance to the Executive Director and Program Manager
- Strong computer fluency in MS Office and other databases utilized
- Other duties as assigned by the VLC Program Manager or Executive Director
Qualifications
Strong preference for three or more years’ prior case management experience working with Veterans in North Carolina or an understanding of the culture and service availability for Veterans
Experience working with people with mental health and substance use disorders
Minimum of a Master’s degree in Human Services, Social Work, Health or related field and two years of technical or professional experience working with Veterans in Human Services; or equivalent
Experience interviewing and working with individuals in transition whose level of motivation may be limited or in need of enhancement
Strong attributes of a role model for staff members and participants
We have a rigorous assessment process, which enables us to identify the specific needs of each veteran. Once accepted, each veteran will work with a VLC case manager to develop their own reintegration program and be guided into one of our five tracks. Their length of stay varies dependent upon their needs.
Residents live in double rooms in each of the three wings. The campus includes a computer lab, fitness center, a chapel, meditation garden, dining facility, library, two laundry rooms and dayrooms. We also provide limited medical assistance with our staff of on-site Nurses. Case Managers have their own private offices.
We are committed to creating and maintaining an excellent work environment at the VLC and a place where you will be treated with dignity, respect and fairness.
If you are interested in making a difference by working in an environment that provides veterans with a stable residential setting to pursue career and transition goals, while instilling supportive life skills, a sense of accountability, and the confidence for success - please apply now.