Case Manager : Children

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Job Type

Full-time

Description

New Horizons is the largest mental health and addiction recovery provider on the Treasure Coast (and beyond), serving 15,000 children and adults annually through inpatient crisis services, 24-hour help line and mobile response team, and outpatient programs conveniently located across Indian River, Martin, Okeechobee and St. Lucie counties. In addition, New Horizons assists 22,000 students in area schools, and we work closely with the courts, law enforcement, jails, and hospitals to help improve the health of individuals and the quality of life in our community.

New Horizons is a nonprofit agency seeking a caring and compassionate Case Manager, who is eager to make a difference in the lives of the children we serve.

Now under new management, New Horizons offers competitive pay, amazing benefits, and comprehensive training.

• Health Insurance (covers mental health)

• Dental Insurance

• Vision Insurance

• Disability Insurance (STD; LTD)

• Paid Time Off

• Paid Holidays

• Paid Sick Leave

• Paid Training

• Employee Assistance Program

• Life Insurance

• Retirement plan (403b)

As a Children's Case Manager, your responsibilities will include:

• Develops and maintains a written service plan for each client

• Conducts case management activities for assigned clients to include assessment of strengths and needs, service planning, service brokering, service and care monitoring, and client advocacy

• Case management activities are performed in accordance with Agency standards as well as with state guidelines.

• Case coordination is reflective of the services specified in the written service plan.

• Case coordination reflects collaborative efforts with schools, SEDNET, residential programs, DCF, hospitals, crisis and outpatient services.

Requirements

New Horizons will need you to have the following qualifications:

• Bachelor's degree from an accredited university or college with a major in counseling, social work, psychology, criminal justice, nursing, rehabilitation, special education, health education, or a related human services field

• One (1) year full time or equivalent experience working with adults experiencing serious mental illness

• Valid and current Florida Driver's License required with no more than 6 points in the past 5 years