Case Manager, BH Specialty (60757)

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    Summary of Position: The Case manager Specialty Behavioral Health provides high quality patient-centered care coordination as an integral part of a dynamic multi-interdisciplinary team. Essential duties: Duties include, but are not limited to: Attends team huddles when in clinic, clinic staff meetings, and team meetings.

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    LocationPhoenix, AZ

    Description

    Summary of Position:

    The Case manager Specialty Behavioral Health provides high quality patient-centered care coordination as an integral part of a dynamic multi-interdisciplinary team. Care is provided in the clinic and outside in the community meeting each of our patients "where they are".

    Essential duties:

    Duties include, but are not limited to:

    • Attends team huddles when in clinic, clinic staff meetings, and team meetings.
    • Conducts patient consultations, assessments, and care planning in collaboration with healthcare professionals.
    • Educates patients on conditions, treatment options, and available resources.
    • Coordinates services, referrals, and transitions of care, including housing, employment, and crisis interventions.
    • Monitors patient progress, responding to changing needs, and facilitating re-engagement using trauma-informed approaches.
    • Advocates for patients and ensures compliance with healthcare regulations and confidentiality standards.
    • Supports hospital discharge planning and follow-up to reduce readmissions.
    • Completes documentation in the electronic medical record and manages prior authorizations.
    • Serves as a point of contact for patients and advocates to resolve service-related issues.
    • Performing other duties as assigned

    Qualifications and Education:

    Basic Knowledge and Skills:

    • High school diploma or GED work experience.
    • Required to maintain a valid Arizona driver's license and pass motor vehicle screening.
    • BLS Certification
    • Fingerprint clearance issued by Arizona Department of Public Safety required.
    • Experience in working with underserved populations is highly desirable.
    • Must be at least 21 years of age.

    Experience:

    • Minimum of 4 years' experience of full time behavioral/integrated healthcare experience.US

    Skills:

    • Organization and care coordination
    • Communication and teamwork
    • Proficient with HMIS.
    • Crisis intervention and de-escalation skills
    • Advocacy for client needs and service access
    • Knowledge of community resources and systems navigation, employment resources and Vocational Rehabilitation referral processes.
    • Knowledge of substance use and/or mental health disorders
    • Trauma-informed care

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