Case Manager

Qualifications

• Master's degree in behavioral or health sciences and one year of paid on-the-job social service experience
• or bachelor's degree in behavioral or health sciences and two years of paid social service experience
• or bachelor's degree and four years paid social service experience
• Well-developed human relations skills and ability to work in a team-based environment
• Knowledge of social service or human services issues, especially dealing with adults and people with disabilities
• Current WDL & insured vehicle required

Benefits

• 12 paid holidays per year
• Paid annual and sick leave accrual
• WA PERS pension plan
• Medical plan including vision, dental plan
• EAP counseling
• Life and AD&D insurance

Schedule

40 hours per week

Pay

$70,453 - $92,441 per year

Position Mission Statement

Provides assessment, reassessment and in-home care management services to frail and vulnerable adults who have been found eligible for Title XIX services by the Department of Social & Health Services. The Case Manager collaborates with the client/decision-maker to create a service plan that will maximize independence and quality of life. Coordinates, updates and implements the client service plan within the funding source requirements and agency benchmarks. Collaborates, as part of a multi-agency service delivery team, to provide a wide spectrum of necessary services to the client, including advocacy as described in the Federal Older Americans Act. Maintains all funding source requirements for service delivery to clients.

Open Until Filled

Candidates encouraged to apply promptly.

For More Information

To view the job description, application, full benefit information & salary chart, visit www.O3A.org/Employment.