Responsibilities
- Ensure continuity and quality of services by managing temporary and complex cases
- Provide person-centered case management services to individuals with disabilities, mental health conditions, or terminal illness across multiple counties
- Support new hires, stabilize cases, and advocate for individuals to achieve personal goals through community resources
- Model the mission and values of Accord
- Manage temporary cases and correct case work
- Advocate for persons supported and assist with new County Transfers
- Act as a leader on the team, offering shadow visits
- Interact professionally with interdisciplinary team members
- Meet face-to-face and remotely with individuals and their support teams to assess wellness
- Monitor Medicaid eligibility status
- Manage allocations and authorize services within the budget
- Attend all required meetings and demonstrate professionalism
- Complete documentation of all services in the electronic health record/database system
Requirements
- Bachelor's Degree in social work, nursing, psychology, sociology or a closely related field from an accredited four-year college or university; OR
- A bachelor’s degree from an accredited four-year college or university in a field other than social work, nursing, psychology, sociology or a close related field AND one year of experience in the delivery of social services to the target population as a supervised social worker in a public or private social services agency.
- If you hold a Social Work degree, we expect you to be licensed by the Minnesota Board of Social Work, as required.
Core Competencies
Demonstrates expertise in person-centered case management for individuals with disabilities and mental health conditions, while effectively advocating for clients and managing complex cases. Proficient in Medicaid eligibility monitoring and documentation within electronic health record systems.
Certifications & Qualifications
- Social Work License