Role OverviewThis position serves as case manager to individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities, medical support needs, and/or traumatic and acquired brain injuries enrolled in Adult Day programming. The Case Manager II is responsible for maintaining the client record, communicating with stakeholders, and coordinating the overall care of the person served.
What You Will Do
Maintains effective and supportive relationships with stakeholders, provides timely communication and coordinates and leads biannual plan of care conferences. Provides a safe, therapeutic learning environment for all persons served. Conducts stand up meetings and mentors Direct Service Professionals and Program Support Professionals in classroom instruction.
Why It Might Be a Fit
Must have strong oral and written communication skills and demonstrate computer literacy. Ability to interpret observational data to make objective and impartial written/verbal reports. Understanding of behavior modification techniques, compensatory strategies, and accommodations.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Community Counseling, Vocational Rehabilitation, Art, Music, Recreation, Speech or Occupational Therapy
- Experience working in some capacity with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities or acquired and traumatic brain injuries
- Current First Aid certification or completed within first 90 days of hire
- Current Non-Violent Crisis Intervention certification or completed within first 90 days of hire
- Valid Wisconsin driver’s license
- Vehicle liability insurance in accordance with Agency policy
Benefits
- Paid holidays
- Other duties as assigned
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