Certified Case Manager (Clinical Documentation Exp. Required)

Qualifications

US work authorization.

Must be certified in accordance with the Commission for Case Manager Certification requirements or be willing to obtain the certification within 6 months as a condition of maintaining employment.

Required work experience in a field that promotes the physical, psychosocial or vocational wellbeing of the persons being served.

The best qualified candidate would have completed supervised field experience in Case Management, health or behavioral health. 

Job Summary:

The Certified Case Manager is responsible for direct services to clients (employees) in a transitional employment program setting.

This employment program (AbilityOne Program) is monitored through a national 501 (C) 3 Central Non-Profit Organization and the US AbilityOne Commission.

The Case Manager's work focuses on assessment and AbilityOne Program requirements.

The Case Manager develops job or work assessments of TRDI disabled employees (clients) measuring skills, performance improvements and job performance accommodations.

Evaluation of the Case Manager's quality of delivery of the client case management service is reviewed and measured by both representatives of TRDI's corporate management, SourceAmerica and the AbilityOne Program.

The Clients perform services for TRDI under a government contract designated by the US AbilityOne Commission.

These services include typical tasks associated with janitorial, grounds maintenance, postal services, and dining facility work including cooks, cashiers, dish washers and numerous other job classifications.

A substantial majority of the direct labor work hours on a typical contract must be attributable to 75% of the total direct labor hours produced on an AbilityOne Contract.

The Case Manager will be responsible for establishing a reporting program to monitor the ratio of total disabled employee work hours as compared to the total direct labor work hours of the contract and the non-profit organization as a whole.

Duties:


* Maintain a therapeutic relationship with clients.


* Provide work assessment and program planning.


* Refer clients to other agencies for services or upward job mobility as appropriate.


* With the client, evaluate progress in achieving program and personal goals.


* Ensure that each client has acceptable training and support prior to moving to competitive employment within the community.


* Consult with appropriate TRDI staff on client needs, plans and progress.


* Maintain client files (including medical reports and physician notes) and other records as required.


* Provide crisis intervention and de-escalation of incidents as needed.


* This position aligns with the HR team.

Support for the HR team will be assigned on a periodic basis. 


* Other duties as assigned. 

Education & Experience:

Degree if you have earned a baccalaureate or graduate degree in a health or human services field that promotes the physical, psychosocial, and/or ...