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David Careers

Enhanced Care Management (ECM) Case Manager

Posted 7 days ago

titan placement groupSan Jose (CA)
Community and Social Service Specialists, All OtherOther Individual and Family Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$25.00–$28.50/hour

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About the role

Enhanced Care Management (ECM) Case Manager We're hiring an ECM Case Manager in San Jose, California who wants a weekday schedule, meaningful community impact, and the opportunity to help high-risk Medi-Cal members overcome barriers to care. You'll step into a community-based clinical role focused on outreach, enrollment, assessment, individualized care planning, advocacy, and resource navigation. You'll work independently in the community while collaborating with multidisciplinary clinical teams and community partners. Why this role is compelling Full-time weekday schedule No call expectations specified Community-focused work with meaningful client impact Outreach across homes, shelters, schools, residential settings, and community locations Collaborative multidisciplinary care model Opportunity to connect clients with healthcare, housing, behavioral health, and social resources
What makes you a great fit:
  • Bachelor's degree in a healthcare or behavioral health-related field, or equivalent training and experience 1+ year of case management or related experience
  • Comfortable working independently and driving throughout the community
  • Valid California driver's license, personal auto insurance, and acceptable MVROrganized, resourceful, culturally responsive, and comfortable supporting complex needs
  • Trauma-informed experience and bilingual ability are welcomed
Compensation & Benefits: $25.00–$28.50/hour Health insurance — employer pays 95%Dental and vision insurance available Life, disability, and supplemental insurance13 vacation days, 12 sick days, and 13 paid holidaysCME allowance plus paid CME time403(b) with 3% matchHRSA and applicable State loan-forgiveness opportunities Malpractice coverage and licensure fees paid Relocation assistance may be available If you want an ECM Case Manager role where your work directly connects people with care, stability, and community resources, this is worth a conversation.

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