Case Manager I, II, or III — Community Independence Programs

Job overview

The Case Manager I, II, or III — Community Independence Programs role is based onsite in Howell, MI, with services provided in the office and community. Annual salary ranges from $52,635.16 to $71,378.38, depending on level, education, and experience. Livingston County Community Mental Health provides public mental health services and works toward community wellness, resilience, recovery, and self-determination. The case manager assesses adults with behavioral health and potentially mild substance-use needs, identifies goals, develops person-centered treatment plans, and connects people with community resources. The role contributes to individualized care and community independence through coordinated services and collaboration with the clinical team.

What you'll do

• Assess adults for behavioral health and/or mild substance-use needs
• identify goals
• develop person-centered treatment plans
• and link and coordinate community resources. Staff may facilitate groups and assist with evidence-based practice interventions. Services are delivered in the office and community, under the supervision of the Mental Health Program Director and Program Coordinator. Some evening hours may be required
• a valid Michigan driver's license is required.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

case manager

community independence programs

howell mi

livingston county community mental health

onsite and community services

behavioral health

adult services

person-centered plans

community resources

evidence-based interventions

annual salary $52,635.16–$71,378.38

michigan licensure

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• Eligible regular full-time employees receive a $2,000 signing incentive.
• Benefits include employer retirement contribution, medical and dental contributions, vision, life and disability coverage, paid time off and holidays, wellness support, and a cafeteria benefit plan.

Why this role

The posting describes three levels with distinct education and Michigan licensure requirements: Case Manager I requires a related bachelor's degree, with social work licensure requirements; Case Manager II requires a master's degree and limited Michigan licensure with the ability to obtain full licensure within two years; Case Manager III requires a master's degree and full Michigan licensure. A $2,000 signing incentive is offered to eligible new regular full-time hires.

About the employer

Livingston County Community Mental Health is hiring for this role. Industry: Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers. Sector: 62.