Outpatient Case Manager (CDCA) Job Requirements

• Knowledge and skills at a level normally acquired through the completion of bachelor’s degree in human services or behavioral healthcare field, or
• Associate’s degree in human services or behavioral healthcare field with some paid or volunteer experience in the field of chemical dependency treatment
• State of Ohio Chemical Dependency Counselor Assistant (CDCA) certification required

Outpatient Case Manager (CDCA) Benefits

• Salary commensurate with experience.
• Medical, vision, and dental insurance effective on your first day!
• Paid time off (PTO) starts accruing on your first day!
• 11 paid holidays.
• 403(b) Retirement Savings Plan.
• Free Workforce Development and CEU's.
• Tuition reimbursement.
• A well-funded and managed non-profit organization driven not by the bottom line, but by helping its customers.
• Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO).

Outpatient Case Manager (CDCA) Job Description

Maryhaven, Central Ohio’s largest and most comprehensive behavioral services provider specializing in addiction recovery. We are looking for skilled, talented, and compassionate people to join our team! We remain driven by our value of excellence in quality care for all and fostering a culture that embraces dignity of all. Are you passionate about changing the lives of individuals struggling with behavioral health concerns. Are you interested in working alongside an individual to assist and locate resources for basic needs? If this fulfils your purpose, we look forward to hearing from you! The role of Outpatient Case Manager is to work with youth and adults dealing with behavioral health concerns by supporting and connecting them to the necessary services that will help stabilize their day-to-day life. This role would involve meeting with individuals in the home, office, and community, wherever they are at and able. The Outpatient Case Manager will work with our housing campus patients who have a severe and persistent mental illness and will also coordinate reentry work with our patients who are leaving the criminal justice system and returning to Union County.