We are currently in search of those with an interest in aiding our local population in the field of mental health.
Our Case Manager role is critical since you will be an esteemed advocate for the individuals we serve.
You will be instrumental in providing counsel when it comes to attaining and maintaining state benefits, appearing in court, and informing our clients of their individual diagnoses.
Applicants must have obtained an undergraduate degree, preferably in Social Work, Psychology, or an analogous area.
Preferably, 1-2 years of experience with people with an SDMI diagnosis is desired.
Compensation:
$19 hourly
Responsibilities:
Assess clients' needs, including activities of daily living, every 90 days.
Facilitate referrals and access to resources and providers to meet the needs of the client.
Plan treatment with the client along with anyone the client feels should be a part of it, at least every 90 days.
Represent Winds of Change in a professional way.
File progress notes on a daily basis.
Fill out and complete internal and external forms and other documents in a timely manner.
Participate in required trainings, including online or in-person.
Possess a valid driver’s license, and have transport and automobile insurance.
Strictly abide by HIPAA rules and keep any information confidential.
Uphold productivity standards.
Attend meetings or other events as needed on a weekly basis.
Maintain consistent attendance.
Evaluate client's needs, including activities of daily living, every 90 days.
Provide referrals and connections to resources and service providers to meet the client's needs.
Design treatment plans with the client and any other persons deemed necessary at least every 90 days.
Portray Winds of Change with professionalism in the community.
Document progress records.
Qualifications:
Compliance with HIPAA regulations.
High level of confidentiality and discretion.
Proactive and anticipates needs.
Exhibit sound and accurate judgment.
Passionate about your work and positive attitude.
Takes personal responsibility for own actions, keeping commitments and asking for/offering help when needed.
Demonstrates professional appearance and hygiene in accordance with established workplace culture.
For applicants with a Bachelor’s Degree in an unrelated field, one year of experience working in a direct service capacity (i.
e.
, after-school program, nursing home, mental health, client advocacy) is required.
About Company
Leading the Way in Optimal Mind and Body Wellness by Empowering People.
Winds of Change Mental Health Center was founded in 2006 with just two employees.
Today, we have more than 70 on our staff and are pleased to be offering our recovery services to nearly 450 people in the Missoula area through Therapy, Case Management, Substance Use Treatment, community-based Psychiatric Rehab, and support, Wellness Program with personal wellness coaches, Recovery Groups, and Adult Group Home Living.