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Job Description We are seeking a Bilingual Medical Case Manager fluent in Spanish and English fluency to join our community-based organization! Medical Case Managers are members of the interdisciplinary team within the Health Access Services department, serving patients at one or more of Philadelphia FIGHT's Community Health Center sites. This position provides both short- and long-term medical case management services to patients with chronic or complex health conditions, and/or socio-economic vulnerabilities (e.g., chronic conditions driven by social determinants of health, Hepatitis C, HIV, etc.). Responsibilities include coordinating access to public benefits, assisting with treatment adherence, coordinating transportation to/from medical appointments, providing therapeutic support, and other essential services. The position is essential in ensuring that services are aligned with Philadelphia FIGHT's mission to advance health equity and promote the well-being of the communities we serve. About the Role: • Schedule: Full-time, Monday - Friday (9:00 - 5:00 PM)., • Location: Philadelphia FIGHT Community Health Centers 1233 Locust St, Phila, PA 19107, • Compensation & Benefits:, • FSLA exempt with annual salary of $56,000-60,000 per year, • 3 weeks of PTO annually + 11 paid holidays, • 403(b) plan with company matching, • Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance, • FSA for medical, dependent care and transportation expenses, • Discounted education options with partnered institution Pierce College Requirements: • Bachelor's degree required in a Social Services related field., • 2+ years of related experience., • Must possess basic computer skills to perform job duties including desktop computing, electronic medical records, e-mail, time sheet management, reporting, internet research, etc. using relevant software such as HRIS and Microsoft Word, Excel, etc., • Discretion, initiative, and ability to maintain HIPAA compliance., • Due to a high volume of Spanish speaking patients, bilingual candidates (Spanish/English) are strongly preferred., • Knowledge of de-escalation methods or willingness to be trained in these methods., • Must be able to exercise good judgment and identify when to escalate issues as appropriate., • Ability to handle stressful situations while providing exceptional customer service., • Must be able to demonstrate judgment, patience, integrity, organization, and prioritization in a multi-task environment., • Ability to add, subtract, multiply, and divide in all units of measure, using whole numbers, common fractions, and decimals. Ability to compute rate, ratio, and percentage and to draw and interpret bar graphs., • Ability to work independently and to carry out assignments to completion within parameters of instructions given, prescribed routines, and standard accepted practices such as OSHA, HIPAA, HRSA, CLIA and funding body regulations., • Strong skillsets in interpersonal relationships and teamwork, attention to detail, dependability, customer service, time management, autonomy and problem solving., • Candidates must possess strong communication skills, the ability to multi-task and excellent attention to detail and follow-up skills., • Ability to remain solution-focused and respectful in all interactions with staff, co- workers, vendors, and patients., • Excellent problem-solving and conflict resolution skills., • Ability to display a non-judgmental attitude. Responsibilities: • Manages a caseload of clients living with chronic or complex health conditions and/or socio-economic vulnerabilities (e.g., chronic conditions driven by social determinants of health, Hepatitis C, HIV, etc.)., • Identifies and advocates for clients engaged in care within one or more of Philadelphia FIGHT's Community Health Centers sites related to shelter/housing, utility assistance, food assistance, clothing banks, medication assistance programs, substance use and/or behavioral services, etc., • Assesses un- and under-insured clients' eligibility for Pennsylvania public benefits (e.g., Medicaid, MAWD, CHIP, SPBP, etc.)., • Maintain regular contact with clients, guided by program requirements, client needs, and care goals., • Conduct biopsychosocial assessments and develop individualized, goal-oriented, and strengths-based service care plans at intake; reviews and updates quarterly in collaboration with the care team., • Provides benefits assistance and enrollment for clients via COMPASS., • Follows up on benefit applications and advocate on behalf of clients with the County Assistance Office., • Provides trauma-informed therapeutic support, including crisis interventions in collaboration with behavioral health and medical providers., • Maintains client files by accurately and timely documenting all client interactions medical records to the electronic medical record system, including benefit applications, appointment adherence, medical treatment plans, medication adherence, and any subsequent follow up., • Identifies and advocates for population-specific support services for those who need gender-affirming care, immigrants, clients who are blind, deaf/hard of hearing, have cognitive abilities, etc., • Supports clients at medical appointments or during home visits as needed to ensure continuity of care., • Participates in on-call rotation during regular office hours., • Serves as a mandated reporter for minor patients in cases where harm is perceived or evident., • Supports department operations by providing cross-coverage for Health Access Services staff (e.g., Medical Case Managers, Benefits Access Navigators, Assistant Case Managers, receptionists, etc.)., • Abides by all compliance standards and operational activities, including but not limited to, completing training, attending all required staff meetings, supervision meetings, participating in events, etc., • Assists with special projects, organizational events, staff coverage, etc., when needed., • Other duties as assigned to fulfill FIGHT's mission. FIGHT is an EEO, Affirmative Action, LGBTQ, people living with HIV/AIDS, and protected veterans' institution. We are dedicated to recruiting, hiring, and retaining employees from many backgrounds. We recognize that an inclusive workforce with a variety of views, perspectives, and backgrounds is an integral part in our organizational success. We encourage and embrace a diverse workforce that provides us with unlimited ideas and innovative solutions.

Job Description Job Title: Case Manager (Staff Sergeant Parker Gordon Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program) Location: Philadelphia PA Type of Position: Full-time, Non-Exempt Reports to: Program Manager The SSG Fox Case Manager provides comprehensive, veteran-centered support to service members and veterans, who are at risk for suicide or experiencing behavioral health crises. This position emphasizes proactive engagement, safety planning and coordinated care to promote recovery, stability and connection to supportive services. The Case Manager will work collaboratively with internal VMC programs, the VA, and community partners to ensure timely access to resources, reduce barriers to care and enhance overall well-being. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES • Conduct eligibility assessments and intakes according to grant requirements;, • To provide individualized, ongoing guidance, coaching and support;, • Ensure the confidentiality of every client served by the SSG program;, • Develop and implement individualized case management and suicide prevention care plans in collaboration with the veteran;, • Provide crisis intervention, de-escalation, and safety planning in accordance with VA and VMC policy;, • Facilitate referrals and warm hand-offs to VA services, behavioral health providers, housing programs, employment support, and other community resources;, • Maintain regular participant contact and monitor progress toward goals through motivational interviewing and strengths-based approaches;, • Document all interactions and progress in compliance with VA reporting requirements, and VMC documentation standards;, • Participate in weekly case conferences, supervision, and multidisciplinary team meetings;, • Coordinate outreach activities and assist with veteran engagement events that promote connection, community, and post-service identity;, • Support data collection and reporting for grant performance metrics (e.g., PHQ-9, ISEL-12, WEMWBS, SES);, • Provide education on budgeting techniques, employment preparation, and other life skills to participants individually or in a group setting as assigned;, • Link participants to other services such as job training, credit counseling, or similar services in a manner that promotes engagement;, • Act as an advocate for participants across other systems such as Department of Veteran Affairs, housing, public benefits, etc;, • To offer encouragement in times of crisis;, • To advocate on behalf of persons with behavioral health problems to protect the client’s rights and to assist in reducing associated stigma;, • Provide direct assistance in the form of transportation, filling out forms or making phone calls, etc;, • Bachelor's Degree preferred; equivalent education and experience considered;, • Minimum of 2 years of experience working with veterans or high-risk populations (e.g., homelessness, substance use, mental health);, • Basic Microsoft operating system navigation, Office, Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Internet Browser;, • Demonstrated ability to engage diverse populations with empathy and professionalism;, • Strong organizational, documentation, and communication skills;, • Experience working with U.S. Armed Forces veterans a plus;, • Excellent communication skills; ability to work independently with positive results;, • Valid driver's license with reliable registered and insured automobile;

Job DescriptionDescription: Full Time Position - 40 hours/ week Salary Range - $49,000 - $52,000 ELIGIBLE FOR FULL BENEFITS For over 40 years, The Cooperative has been at the forefront of developing innovative strategies in maternal and child health care. We work to improve the region’s health by educating communities, advocating for system improvements, and engaging with stakeholders. The Cooperative is a private, nonprofit 501(c)(3) coalition of healthcare professionals and consumers licensed by the New Jersey Department of Health as the maternal and child health consortium serving the seven counties of South Jersey. The Cooperative is an equal employment opportunity employer. We welcome and encourage all qualified candidates to apply for employment with our agency without regard to abilities, age, race, ethnicities, gender identities, sexual orientations, religious and political beliefs, socio economic status, educational levels, military/veteran status, or any other characteristics. Disclaimer: This job description does not encompass all duties and is not intended to provide an exhaustive list of responsibilities, duties, or tasks. However, it provides a general overview of the job expectations. The Cooperative offers a competitive benefit package: • Medical, Dental, Life Insurance, • Id Theft & Legal Services, • Pet Insurance, • Critical Illness and Accident Plan, • Free AAA Basic Membership, • Generous Paid Time Off, • 10 Paid Holidays, • Staff Development, • Tuition Reimbursement, • Employee Assistance Program, • Flexible Spending Account, • Dependent Care Account, • 401K – The Cooperative contributes 4% after one year of work anniversary Our biggest perk “Summer Flex” and Hybrid Work Schedule The Case Manager in the Maternal Wrap Around (M-WRAP) Program is responsible for working with women and their families to support and strengthen their capacity to engage in health practices to maintain stable homes through a family-centered approach. The Case Manager conducts needs assessments and provides intensive case management, wraparound services, and recovery support for pregnant/postpartum individuals with substance use disorders. Essential Functions: Contribute to The Cooperative’s commitment to equity and continuous quality improvement that aligns with the agency’s mission, goals, and advancement. * Effectively cross-collaborate with agency staff, leaders, and board members to foster a comprehensive approach of information sharing, working committees, and collective representation. * Routinely disseminate relevant information, presentations, training, and learning opportunities for internal program and agency staff. * When applicable, will participate in relevant staff development opportunities (trainings, summits, conferences, etc.) to increase skill development, elevate program goals, and engage staff members with timely key learnings. * Maintains a caseload of 30 families, focusing on developing a single, coordinated care plan for pregnant/postpartum individuals, their infants, and families in accordance with program guidelines * Conducts home visits at least twice monthly * Advocates on behalf of the family * Conducts assessments that include life domains * Provides and documents case management services in compliance with program guidelines * Maintains ongoing relationship with community and health care providers as well as other case managers, making referrals for program services * Conducts networking with community stakeholders and recruits’ community participation in collaborative problem solving around barriers to care and in linking clients to services * Completes all required reports and other documentation in a timely manner * Attends and participates in supervisory, team, multidisciplinary, and other meetings in compliance with program guidelines or as assigned * Maintains client and staff confidentiality in compliance with operational policies and procedures * Provides services in a culturally competent manner * Performs other duties as assigned Requirements: • Bachelor’s degree in health, psychology, counseling, social work, education, or other behavioral health profession, • 3 years’ experience working with high need families involved with substance use and mental health disorders, • Training/education in trauma informed services, • Evidence of working with substance use and co-occurring mental health disorder populations, or evidence of addiction coursework, • Basic computer skills, • Valid driver’s license, current insurance policy, and car, • Knowledge of community resources that provide services for women and their families (i.e., early childhood intervention, child welfare), • Good organizational skills: ability to prioritize work requirements, • Good facilitation and conflict resolutions skills, • Good oral and written communications skills, • Ability to work well with consumers and providers, • Experience with maternal and child health issues and target population preferred, • Bilingual English/Spanish preferred Physical Requirements: • Must be able to see to read documents and hear well enough to communicate with others, • Must be able to write, type on a computer, and use a telephone, • Must be able to operate a motor vehicle, • Must be able to lift up to 20 pounds, • Additional requirements to be determined with input from Director and HR Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Work Environment: Travels regularly to sites where traffic, weather, and other environmental conditions may be encountered; otherwise works in a climate-controlled professional office environment generally free from hazards and other adverse working conditions