Community Case Manager - Powell

Job Description

Job Description

LOVE MAKING A DIFFERENCE? COME HAVE SOME FUN WHILE YOU DO IT!

Community Case Manager

What if your job was more than sitting behind a desk?

What if you could  play, create, explore, teach, encourage, and make a difference —all while helping youth develop the skills they need to succeed?

As a  Youth Case Manager , you’ll work directly with children and teens through engaging,  TBS-focused activities designed to build confidence, improve coping skills, strengthen relationships, and develop positive behaviors.

Your day might look like:

· Creating art to practice self-expression and emotional regulation

· Playing sports while working on teamwork, communication, and frustration tolerance

· Using games and activities to build problem-solving and social skills

· Getting outside and practicing coping skills in real-world settings

· Helping youth practice independence and life skills in the community

· Finding creative ways to make therapeutic skill-building  FUN!

· Encouraging youth, celebrating their successes, and helping them recognize their own strengths

THIS ISN’T JUST A JOB.

It’s an opportunity to  be the positive adult a young person remembers.

WE’RE LOOKING FOR SOMEONE WHO:

· Loves working with children and teens to build positive relationships and trust

· Is energetic, creative, patient, compassionate and enjoys getting out in the community.

· Can turn everyday activities into meaningful learning opportunities

· Is dependable, professional, and passionate about helping youth succeed

· At least 21 years of age

· Has a minimum of a high school diploma or GED

· Has a valid driver’s license and reliable transportation. Able to provide proof of insurance.

· Preferred experience in social work, counseling, human services, EHR system use, and professional documentation helpful.

BRING YOUR ENERGY. BRING YOUR CREATIVITY. BRING YOUR HEART.

Come help us show young people that building skills, reaching goals, and making positive changes can actually be FUN!