Non-Residential Case Manager

Offer emotional support, crisis intervention, and empowerment-based advocacyAssist clients with applications and paperwork, including employment, housing, healthcare, victim compensation, protective orders, addiction services, social services, and legal filingsConduct comprehensive intakes and needs assessments to create individualized service and safety plansMeet with clients at least monthly to review and update service goals and safety plansFacilitate support and educational groups for non-residential clientsResource Connection & AdvocacyProvide information, referrals, and warm hand-offs to community partners and social service agenciesCollaborate with law enforcement, legal advocates, healthcare providers, and other professionals to support holistic careAdvocate on behalf of clients to reduce barriers and increase access to servicesDocumentation & ComplianceMaintain accurate, timely, and confidential case notes and service records. Responsibilities include conducting intakes, creating individualized service and safety plans, assisting with applications for essential services, and offering ongoing emotional support and crisis intervention.

The Spring is hiring a full time Non-Residential Case Manager!The Spring is a faith-based service provider, shelter, and advocacy organization for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and human trafficking. We offer a safe home and supportive services that assist survivors and their children on their journey out of abuse.The Non-Residential Case Manager provides trauma-informed case management to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and human trafficking. Responsibilities include conducting intakes, creating individualized service and safety plans, assisting with applications for essential services, and offering ongoing emotional support and crisis intervention. The position also facilitates support groups, coordinates referrals with community partners, and advocates to reduce service barriers.DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:Direct Client ServicesProvide trauma-informed case management to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and human trafficking. Offer emotional support, crisis intervention, and empowerment-based advocacyAssist clients with applications and paperwork, including employment, housing, healthcare, victim compensation, protective orders, addiction services, social services, and legal filingsConduct comprehensive intakes and needs assessments to create individualized service and safety plansMeet with clients at least monthly to review and update service goals and safety plansFacilitate support and educational groups for non-residential clientsResource Connection & AdvocacyProvide information, referrals, and warm hand-offs to community partners and social service agenciesCollaborate with law enforcement, legal advocates, healthcare providers, and other professionals to support holistic careAdvocate on behalf of clients to reduce barriers and increase access to servicesDocumentation & ComplianceMaintain accurate, timely, and confidential case notes and service records.Ensure all services and documentation meet OAG standards and reporting requirements.Track client progress toward goals and outcomes in accordance with agency policy.Deliver non-residential services and groups in compliance with OAG standards.EDUCATION:High School Diploma or equivalentAssociate or bachelor's degree in psychology, counseling, social work or related field preferredQUALIFICATIONS:One year experience in social services preferredExperience in domestic violence or sexual assault field, volunteer experience, or related experience is suggestedFamiliarity with Oklahoma laws and systems impacting survivors PRSS certification a plusMust be able to sign The Spring's Statement of FaithValid driver's licenseSKILLS, ABILITIES AND KNOWLEDGE:Knowledge of domestic violence, sexual assault, trafficking, and stalking dynamicsUnderstanding of trauma-informed care principlesFamiliarity with social service systems, including housing, healthcare, employment resources, and addiction servicesKnowledge of victim rights, protective orders, and related legal processesUnderstanding of OAG standards, reporting requirements, and compliance expectationsKnowledge of community resources and referral networksAbility to build trust and rapport with survivors of traumaAbility to remain calm and supportive during crisesAbility to work independently while managing a client caseloadAbility to collaborate effectively with multidisciplinary partners (law enforcement, legal advocates, healthcare providers, etc.)Ability to adapt to changing client needs and update service/safety plans accordinglyStrong communication skills (verbal, written, and active listening)Organization and time management, including maintaining accurate documentationThe Spring is committed to providing a benefits package that strives to meet the needs of its employees and their dependents. Employees receive medical, dental, and vision, 401(k), paid time off, and holidays.The Spring is proud to be an equal opportunity employerMale/Female/Disabled/VeteranMust be able to pass a 7-year background check.  Any job offer will be based on the results of the background testing.  A felony does not automatically exclude you from consideration.