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Under the close supervision of a Licensed Certified Social Worker, the Case Manager provides direct professional social work services and case management to homeless populations such as children, seniors, substance abusers, and physically or mentally ill individuals.
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Education: Master’s Degree in Social Work, Professional Counseling, Psychology, Nursing, or Medicine, Required. The Program Manager is accountable for the overall administrative and clinical supervision, training, and support within their Case Management teams, serving adults.
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Level: Bachelor’s degree in psychology, Sociology, Social Work, Clinical Counseling, Human Services, or other relevant behavioral science required. Two years prior experience in social worker positions (e.g., child welfare) with direct contact with clients is strongly preferred.
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Licensed Clinical Social Worker - Certified (Maryland) within 6 months of hire. Licensed Clinical Social Worker (Virginia) within 6 months of hire. Masters degree in social work (MSW) required.
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Provide therapeutic activities and opportunities that encourage and teach healthy social interactions, behavior modifications, age-appropriate self-care skills, independent living skills, and practice utilization of coping skills.
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The Social Work Medical Case Manager provides case management for the MATCH program by collaborating with foster parents, parents, and all other members of the interdisciplinary team to coordinate holistic healthcare for children in the MATCH program.
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Develop and implement person centered care plans to address needs including management of chronic health conditions, health promotion and wellness, social determinants of health, medication management and member safety in alignment with evidence-based guidelines.
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The Board’s ideal candidate for this position is someone with a track record of providing customer or social support to diverse populations, especially those in the Baltimore City. We are looking for someone who can combine empathy, high emotional intelligence, and the ability to manage an ever-changing docket of work.
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Including Social Security benefits, Medicaid, SNAP, and housing. Assist with the completion of redeterminations for individuals receiving Medicaid, SNAP, Social Security, and other benefits as required.
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Master's degree in Psychology, Social Work, Counseling, or related field. This is a full-time on-site role for a Lead Therapy Case Manager with our Client in Baltimore, MD. The Lead Therapy Case Manager will be responsible for overseeing therapy cases, managing a team of therapists, coordinating client care, and ensuring quality and timely delivery of services.
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