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Harford County

Job description

Care Coordinator/Case Management:

Provide targeted mental health case management for youth with serious emotional disturbances and co-occurring disorders
Meet with enrolled and potential clients and their families to create a Plan of Care
Conduct comprehensive assessments and other assessments as required by DHMH
Coordinate and facilitate Family Team Meetings
Provide management of the POCs
Collect information during the application process and as identified in each POC
Identify providers, supports, and resources for clients
Coordinate meetings with client and family to (a) meet with providers to ensure goodness of fit for proposed services and products in compliance with the POC (b) meet with family peer-to- peer support, intensive in-home service, mobile crisis response service, and other providers appropriate to the POC
Maintain client clinical documentation using EHR
Provide on-call services as scheduled
Promptly respond to client crises
Provide case management for client open-access as scheduled.
Facilitate groups

Minimum Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in a mental health field and 1 year of mental health experience, including mental health peer support; or Bachelor's degree in a field other than mental health and 2 years of mental health experience, including mental health peer support
Ability to handle stressful situations.
Must maintain a flexible work schedule to meet scheduling needs of clients
Must meet Care Coordinator training and certification requirements
Must complete the training required by CSA and BHA, including CASII, ESCII, and CANS
Must complete Wraparound certification.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $45,000.00 - $52,000

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