Case Manager
$50,000 - $70,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$50,000 - $70,000 per year
About the role
- Positive interactions with clients, guardians, clientfamilies, representatives of other agencies, and other persons with whom clients interact
- Admission and orientation of new clients
- Development and maintenance of the client paperwork including, but not limited to: goal/objective writing, observation of program implementation, ensuring proper documentation, and service recommendations
- Conducting and coordinating client reviews, team meetings, and site meetings, as is necessary or determined by the Program Manager
- Preparation of client transfer and discharge summaries
- Compliance with state and local licensing regulations
- Effective implementation of behavioral plans, if applicable
- Properly acting upon, documenting, and distributing Incident Reports
- Other duties, as assigned
- Supports and participates in common teamwork; cooperates and works together with supervisors and co-workers
- Uses tactful, appropriate and professional communication
- Follows up with supervisor as appropriate regarding concerns and complaints
- Promotes positive relations among agency employees
- Maintains confidentiality relating to all agency related data and matters
- Shall be capable of relating to individuals at various levels; as unique situations present themselves, the incumbent must be sensitive to agency needs, employee goodwill and public image
- Medical and Health Responsibilities:
- Oversight, coordination, and proper documentation of all client health, medical, and psychiatric care
- Coordination of referrals to consultants
- Other duties, as assigned
- Maintaining accurate financial records for each client on a monthly basis, if applicable
- Other duties, as assigned
- On-Call Responsibilities:
- Will be compensated for performing On-Call duties when assigned
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