Case Manager II - Barron County

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The Case Manager II of Barron County assesses client needs, abilities and strengths; facilitates development of client case plans and monitoring to determine progress both individually and as a program. Networks with other agencies to identify and collaborate with resource development and delivery.

About the role:

Conducts casework interviews with clients to obtain information for formulating
program/service eligibility and case status.

Identifies psychosocial, economic, and physical needs of clients; assesses and
reassesses client's support systems, available community resources and other factors to
plan, develop, and implement an appropriate service plan.

Assist client with housing search, placement, and stability activities.

Develops and implements a case plan that presents intervention strategies to meet client.

Refers clients to appropriate community resources and advocates for or assists the client
in obtaining such services.

Prepares complete and accurate case notes; writes correspondence, reports, and other
written materials; inputs data into HMIS.

Reviews all assigned cases on a scheduled basis to determine continuing need for
services and participate in case consultations.

Provides training to new case managers.

Regularly peer review and audit of case files to ensure of services standards are met and
contract compliance.

Assists in transporting clients and advocating for them with public and private agencies.

Attends meetings with other community service providers on behalf of The Salvation
Army, as assigned.

Education: Bachelor's in social work, human services, psychology, sociology, or criminal justice.
Experience: Two years social work experience. Management experience helpful.
Certifications: Valid WI Driver's license with approval to drive from The Salvation Army's insurance.

The Salvation Army is an equal opportunity employer. Candidates who are back-to-work, US Veterans, people with disabilities, people who have been impacted by the justice system, and/or people without a college degree are encouraged to apply.