Case Manager

Position Summary:

The case manager will provide supportive services to women or men in residential substance use disorder treatment.
Primary Responsibilities:
-Help to link and transport program participants to medical appointments, social service appointments, grocery shopping, etc.; help clients apply for supportive services such as food stamps, rental assistance, utility assistance, etc.; teach basic living skills classes; help clients transition to transitional housing, recovery housing and/or permanent housing; and document services in a timely and accurate manner

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:  
-Excellent writing, communication, organizational and time management skills with knowledge of English grammar, spelling, and punctuation.

-Experience with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel).

-Exceptional interpersonal skills to relate with clients, participants and resource providers.

-Ability to manage multiple tasks and priorities.

Qualifications:

-Bachelor’s degree in behavioral health, social services or relevant lived experience required.
-Experience providing supportive services a plus
-Must apply to be certified as a case manager by the Alabama Department of Mental Health within 30 days of employment
-ADMH certificate for Case Management Services, preferred
-Must have a current Driver’s License and a good driving record

Travel:
Travel may be required daily or on an occasional basis; must be willing to use and have your own personal transportation; mileage reimbursement for personal use of vehicle is included; when needed, will drive the agency’s van.

Benefits: 
Benefits are excellent including health insurance with dental, retirement, paid vacations and paid sick leave.

Must receive Case Management certification within six months of hire. 

Work Schedule: Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:30pm; Hours may vary depending on client and program needs.