Case Manager - Entry Level - Substance Abuse (Weekends Mandatory)
Benefits
- 401(k) matching
- Competitive salary
- Dental insurance
- Health insurance
- Paid time off
- Current certification through CADC/CATC/SUDCC as a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor
- One year of experience as a Case Manager with strong professional references attesting to a high degree of clinical sophistication
- Advanced knowledge of the 12-step treatment model and its application in residential treatment
- Specific knowledge is helpful in process addiction and treatment resources
- Advanced assessment, treatment planning, discharge planning, and documentation skills
- Knowledge of treatment and referral communities in Southern California
- Knowledge of dual diagnosis treatment practices including non-pharmacological symptom management techniques
- Current certification in First Aid/CPR
- Valid California Driver’s license
- Required education: High school or equivalent
Requirements
Summary
The role of the Case Manager is crucial for ensuring the success of a patient while in outpatient treatment. The Case Manager is ultimately responsible for the support and mentoring of their patients throughout their outpatient stay. Daily responsibilities will vary from doing intake assessments, discharge planning, crisis intervention, one-on-one sessions, group facilitation, job coaching, and other tasks to support the patient’s treatment plan. Documentation of these activities in Kipu will be required.
What We Do
At Asana Recovery, we follow the Asana Recovery Way, our comprehensive approach to treating patients, collaborating with industry professionals, and engaging with our staff. Our goal is to create a nurturing environment where patients can acknowledge and understand addiction, embrace a productive lifestyle, and find fulfillment through helping others.
To accomplish these goals, we use evidence-based programs proven to be effective in treating substance use disorders. By implementing these services, we can ensure a higher success rate and prevent relapses in the future.
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