Job Location : New York,NY, USA
Our client, a multiservice non profit that helps people with medical, behavioral health, and social services needs, is looking to hire bilingual Care Managers to work for their Health Homes Division.
Position Summary: Care Managers coordinate medical, mental health and substance use services for Medicaid recipients and have a direct impact on the lives on New Yorkers.
Job Duties:
• Managing a caseload of individuals with specific needs • Performing home visits to the clients' residence in Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Manhattan • Assessing individuals, developing person-centered care plans for clients • Consolidating resources and services for the clients and relay information to them • Developing and managing your own caseload • Earning direct client-centered interaction experience • Exposure to working with various populations • Knowledge of ins and outs of NYC resources and systems • Managing various electronic healthcare databases
Requirements:
• Bilingual English and Spanish • Self-starter with strong organizational skills • Bachelor's Degree in Social Work, Human Services, or a related field • Must be Computer Savvy • Strong interest in working with people diagnosed with substance use disorders, serious mental illness, chronic medical conditions, HIV/AIDS, etc. • Open to at least 30% work out in the field
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