School-Based Case Manager
The School-Based Case Manager coordinates mental health interventions and provides direct support to students experiencing emotional and behavioral challenges in school-based settings. The BIS collaborates closely with students, families, and school personnel to facilitate positive educational and behavioral outcomes.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Conduct ongoing assessments of student emotional, behavioral, and educational needs.
- Provide targeted mental health interventions designed to address and mitigate emotional and behavioral challenges impacting student educational performance and social functioning.
- Act as a liaison between students, families, and school personnel, promoting effective communication and collaboration.
- Implement and monitor positive reinforcement strategies to support age-appropriate and adaptive behaviors.
- Facilitate social skills groups and individual interventions to enhance student interpersonal and coping skills.
- Engage actively in crisis management and stabilization, providing immediate interventions and coordination with crisis resources when necessary.
- Advocate for students and families, providing outreach and support in accessing community resources and natural support systems.
- Follow and coordinate treatment plans created by licensed therapists, collaborating with students, families, school personnel, and external providers.
- Accurately document all student interventions, progress notes, and billing information promptly and thoroughly within TBMHC's electronic health record system.
- Regularly communicate with families, ensuring ongoing family engagement through weekly contacts, participation in family events, and summer camp activities.
- Maintain compliance with HIPAA, FERPA, CARF, OhioMHAS, and relevant Ohio Administrative Code (OAC) regulations.
- Participate consistently in weekly supervision meetings, monthly professional development sessions, and required summer training programs.
- Complete all required documentation and maintain accurate student files.
- Perform additional duties as assigned by supervisors or program directors.
Education and Credential Requirements:
- High School diploma or equivalency certificate required; Bachelor's degree in social work, psychology, education, or a related field preferred.
- Minimum three years of experience (paid or volunteer) providing direct care or behavioral support services to children and adolescents required.
- Must be at least 21 years of age.
Additional Requirements:
- Successful completion of comprehensive background checks.
- Submission of a Driver's Abstract indicating a clean driving record.
- Proof of current automobile insurance.
Join TBMHC in creating impactful and transformative mental health interventions that foster resilience, empowerment, and positive change for children and families.