Case Manager - Community Support Program (CSP)

  Providing advocacy and social justice services since 1912, Wisconsin Community Services (WCS) is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Our aim is to recruit, hire, and train individuals who are mission driven and support their personal and professional development. We place high value on individuals who are compassionate and committed to coaching others to work through their adversity. Our culture is team-oriented, and we strive to utilize the most effective evidenced-based practices to best serve our consumers as well as each other. Looking for your opportunity to give of yourself and “HELP PEOPLE”? Join WCS. We have an opportunity made for you!

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Provide ongoing assessment and treatment planning, case management, supportive psychotherapy, symptom management, medication monitoring, and crisis intervention including afterhours hotline coverage to clients with serious and persistent mental illness and co-occurring substance use

• 70% of case management is performed in the community and in clients’ homes
• Support clients’ recovery through activities of daily living to include coaching and hands on assistance in the areas of housing, money management, vocational/educational pursuits, and scheduling/transportation to appointments
• Work as a member of an Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) team addressing all client needs while utilizing the ACT treatment modality
• Participate in group facilitation (as determined by supervisor)
• Responsible for care coordination with clients’ natural supports
• Working with ACT teammates to complete all assigned and non-assigned tasks as part of client treatment
• Assessment, referral, and assistance with client healthcare needs
• Maintain frequent and effective communication with ACT team members at all times as determined by team members and corresponding Clinical Coordinator
• Work with team members to complete required 1:1s with clients
• Exhibit knowledge of evidence-based practices such as motivational interviewing and trauma informed care
• Assessment and coordination of substance use treatment services
• Maintain accurate and timely documentation in the form of assessments, treatment plans, progress notes, etc. as required by agency policy and DHS 63
• Accurately manage distribution of client funds when warranted
• Frequent home visits and transporting of clients (with their belongings, in some cases) in the community using staff’s personal vehicle and/or agency-issued van; program policy requires driving the agency van in specific circumstances
• Attend and participate in daily staffings and in-services
• Working some weekends and holidays on a rotating basis is required