Case Manager – Community Support Program (CSP)

What Youll Do As a CSP Case Manager, youll help participants move from where they are today toward where they want to be. Your responsibilities will include: Completing ongoing assessments and developing person-centered treatment plans.Providing case management, supportive psychotherapy, symptom management, and crisis intervention within your scope of practice.Monitoring mental health symptoms and coordinating medication-related needs.Supporting participants in developing and achieving attainable recovery goals.Coordinating mental health, healthcare, and substance use treatment services.Helping participants access and maintain housing.Supporting money management and other activities of daily living.Helping participants pursue employment and educational goals.Assisting with appointments, transportation, scheduling, and community resources.Conducting frequent home visits and community-based outreach.Providing transportation to participants when needed, including driving an agency van in circumstances required by program policy.Working closely with participants families and natural supports.Participating as an active member of anAssertive Community Treatment (ACT) team.Participating in group facilitation as assigned.Attending daily staffing, weekly team meetings, and in-service training.Maintaining accurate and timely clinical documentation in accordance with agency policy and DHS 63.Managing participant funds when appropriate.Collaborating with teammates to address both planned and unexpected participant needs. This Isnt Your Typical Case Management Job About70% of your work happens in the community and participants homes. You may spend your day helping someone move into stable housing, accompanying a participant to a medical appointment, connecting someone with substance use treatment, coaching someone through an important life skill, or helping de-escalate a crisis. Youll work in real-world environments where progress isn't always linear. But you'll also get to see something incredibly rewarding:people making progress because you showed up. If youre someone who wants a careernot just a jobthis is an opportunity to develop your skills while making a meaningful difference in the lives of others.