(1573) Youth and Family Case Manager

Job Description The case manager is an essential provider of recovery-oriented case management services, skill building, and medication education. Under the supervision of the Clinical Program Manager, the case manager conducts routine psycho-social-emotional needs assessments, completes Person-Centered Recovery Plans, assists youth, adults, and their families with accessing community resources, provides rehabilitative services, and initiates crisis intervention when needed. All services are documented in an electronic health record and provided in collaboration with a multidisciplinary recovery team. Services focus on recovery, wellness, community integration, independent living, and quality of life. A high level of electronic documentation is required, with adherence to company and state guidelines. At least 55% of hours worked must be direct service. The case manager must have a passion for working with individuals with chronic and severe mental health needs. Knowledge of psychotherapeutic medications, case management functions, substance use treatment, crisis services, community resources, and evidence-based practices is critical. Effective case management employs innovative thinking, patience, resiliency, advocacy, service coordination, mental health assessment, and collaborative person-centered recovery planning. The case manager works independently and within a team, prioritizes needs during crisis situations, engages in meetings and training opportunities, and performs other duties as assigned with a positive attitude. Location Guadalupe County Hourly Salary Range $21.46 – $28.71 Differential Detail Up to $4.00/hour – Tenure with BTCS

• 0.75/hour – Bilingual
• 1.00/hour – 2 years of previous experience
• 1.00/hour – Associate Licensure or Advanced Licensure
• 0.50/hour – LCDC Licensure

Minimum Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Human Services Comprehensive knowledge of mental health diagnoses and treatment Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a fast-paced, recovery-focused environment A demonstrated aptitude to connect with people Possesses a valid Texas Driver's License and maintains approved driver status throughout employment If degree is not in Human Services, a minimum of 24 credits in a human services field Preferred Qualifications Master’s degree in Human Services One year’s experience in providing wellness and recovery support services in mental health, substance use and/or crisis intervention and screening Pursuit of clinical licensure in counseling, behavior analysis, family therapy, social work or a related field Advanced licensure Bilingual in ASL or Spanish Experience in providing concurrent documentation Licensure as a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor (LCDC) Closing Date Open until filled #J-18808-Ljbffr Bluebonnet Trails Community Services