Relief Case Manager, Mental Health & Co-Occurring Disorders
Overview
Lead a licensed Transitional Residential Treatment program providing comprehensive mental health support at scale. You will collaborate with a cross-functional team to facilitate recovery, community integration, and access to housing and healthcare services for adults with serious mental illness and co-occurring disorders. Work with a dedicated group across multiple Bay Area sites and shifts to drive client outcomes and program effectiveness. This role stands out through direct client impact, evidence-based practices, and a strong focus on recovery-oriented care.
What You'll Do10
- 1Build individualized rehabilitation plans with clients, incorporating person-centered approaches and evidence-based practices
- 2Design and deliver individual and group counseling to address mental health symptoms and life skills development
- 3Implement behavioral interventions and therapeutic techniques to support recovery goals
- 4Monitor client progress and adjust treatment plans to maintain effectiveness
- 5Coordinate with psychiatrists, nurses, case managers, and community partners to ensure holistic care
- 6Facilitate psychoeducational workshops on stress management conflict resolution and relapse prevention
- 7Advocate for clients' rights and access to housing employment and healthcare services
- 8Maintain accurate documentation of interactions treatment plans and progress notes
- 9Participate in staff meetings case conferences and ongoing training
- 10Ensure safety and adherence to overnight safety and emergency procedures
Requirements10
- 1Must have one of the following categories: AA degree and six years of mental health experience or BA degree and four years of mental health experience or Masters with 2 years of mental health experience
- 2Experience working with adults with serious mental health symptoms and co-occurring disorders
- 3Ability to obtain criminal records clearance per California WIC § 5405 and applicable requirements
- 4Pass post-offer pre-employment physical and TB clearance as required by licensing standards
- 5Valid driver’s license reliable vehicle and sufficient MVR for agency auto liability policies
- 6Local travel required to fulfill primary responsibilities
- 7Knowledge of recovery-oriented principles harm reduction trauma-informed care and evidence-based modalities
- 8Strong crisis intervention de-escalation skills and excellent verbal and written communication
- 9Proficiency with computer documentation and record-keeping
- 10Excellent organizational skills attention to detail and ability to prioritize and manage multiple tasks
Salary Insight
$58 - $69k per year
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