
Post Release Case Manager - St. Louis MO
Job Description
Post Release Case Manager - St. Louis MO
Department: Case Manager
Employment Type: Full Time
Location: St. Louis, Missouri
Description
Key Responsibilities - your role will involve:
- Conduct impactful 1:1 and group sessions, developing a comprehensive understanding of every participant on caseload
- Facilitate group sessions focused on life skills such as money management, healthy sexuality, hygiene, self-care, and refusal skills
- Provide meaningful 1:1 sessions with participants to explore areas for growth and encouragement to persevere, and ensure treatment goals are met
- Uphold the quality and fidelity of Concordance re-entry model curriculum when delivering 1:1 sessions and groups
- Deliver participant Reflections when necessary, in a timely and trauma-informed manner
- Connect participants to community resources such as housing, food, healthcare
- Support Center-wide events
- Perform other tasks as needed
- Document sessions (for individual and groups), including noteworthy participant interactions in electronic record system
- Document Reflections using standard forms
- Collaborate with the Care Team, including the Career Coach, and Therapist assigned to each participant, providing input on progress to ensure consistency in instruction/learning pre-to-post release and alignment with participant goals
- Communicate daily with Center Coordinator regarding participant scheduling needs
- Participate in internal meetings, community partnership meetings and trainings
The right candidate will come with the following attributes, education, experience and meet the physical requirements.
- Passion for Concordance’s mission
- Energy for a multidisciplinary team environment
- Excellent interpersonal skills as evidenced by compassion, energy, and ability to build rapport
- Ability to foster rapport while maintaining professional boundaries with participants
- High-quality verbal and written communication skills
- High School Diploma
- Class E Driver’s License
- Prior experience with justice-involved adults or other vulnerable populations and/or lived experience with recovery or the justice system
- Must have, or be eligible to obtain within first 90 days, Certified Peer Support credential in state of Center
- Experience with documenting participant interactions in case notes
- Familiarity with and endorsement of 12-step programming
- Ability to work 20 hours per week
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this position. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the functions.
- Sit, stand, and walk for a considerable amount of time throughout the day.
- Facilitate 45-minute groups without a break.
- Operating a large vehicle transporting participants.
- Occasionally, help set up for Center events or move classrooms around, including but not limited to carrying and setting up tables and chairs.
Additional Information:
- Competitive salary
- Opportunities for professional development and growth
- A dynamic and supportive work environment
- 401(K) matching program
- Generous PTO
- Wellness Stipend
- Passing a drug test
- Verification of employment eligibility via I-9
- Satisfactory completion of a background check
- Verification of employment Verification of education
- Signing the team member handbook
- Declaration of no conflicts of interest