Case Manager - Adult Mental Health Jail Diversion 1497

Performs minimally complex social service work. Responsible for triage/assessment of incarcerated individuals, coordination of care to the community, transitions, updates and intakes, oversight of services and evaluating the effectiveness of authorized services. Works under moderate supervision with latitude for the use of initiative and independent judgment. Provides all services in the jail/detention center unless another work location is identified.

At Center’s discretion, may be required to work from the office, in the community, or via telework to effectively accomplish regular case manager job duties. Position may include cross coverage and assignment to serve in other programs to provide treatment services.

Examples of work performed

• Case management: Assists in accessing medical, social, educational, and other appropriate services.
• Care coordination: Organizes client care activities and provides safe, appropriate and effective care.
• Assesses client’s needs and authorizes services to meet the identified needs.
• Coordinates service delivery.
• Coordinates the development of the Person-Centered Recovery Plan.
• Provides Crisis Prevention and Management services when needed.
• Monitors services delivery.
• Access for mental health needs and referrals to jail services to include psychiatric referrals for medication management when clinically appropriate.

Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or University with a major in social work, psychology, or a field to human behavior. Bilingual (English/Spanish) required.

Must become certified to complete the State approved Uniform Assessment for Adults or Child/Youth within 90 days of hire and maintain that certification without lapse.