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Confluence Behavioral Health

Owner-operated young adult behavioral health

Therapeutic Case Manager

Case Management & AdvocacyConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeBurlington, VT, USA$55k - $75kIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A master's-level Human Services training, such as an MSW or LICSW, is required.
  • At least 3 years of experience working in a comparable environment, such as a residential treatment program, teaching, social services, social work, or a congregate living environment, is required.
  • Experience managing teams, schedules, and logistics is required.
  • The candidate must be able to complete tasks independently and in a timely manner.
  • The candidate must be able to quickly develop a complete understanding of Google Suite applications, an Electronic Medical Record, and other Arete software programs.
  • The candidate must pass extensive background investigations, including national and Vermont database checks.
  • The candidate must fulfill on-call rotation responsibilities and work 40 hours per week.

Responsibilities

  • Lead two coaching sessions with each participant on the caseload per week.
  • Lead a weekly family check-in with each participant on the caseload.
  • Communicate with Life Skills Instructors, therapists, counselors, and external care providers as needed to organize each participant’s needs and goals.
  • Assess challenges involving the program, schedules, policies, participants, and staff, and facilitate solutions.
  • Ensure weekly and daily schedules, logistical needs, appointments, and program details are up to date and communicated to team members and participants.
  • Direct and support daily schedules and program operations to meet participant needs and benchmark expectations.
  • Assist participants with personal budgets, maintain program budget reports for expenses and activities, and submit reports to the Program Director.
  • Uphold program expectations with participants, family members, and team members, including expectations regarding curfew, technology use, personal finances, personal vehicles, guests, home visits, the Advocacy Board, and benchmark progressions.
  • Participate in program activities and community events, role-modeling a “Do With” approach.
  • Plan and organize recreational and social activities and trips, including recreational leagues, day trips, occasional overnight trips, and weekend and evening events.
  • Support and coach participants in reaching their benchmarks and understand the expectations, responsibilities, and privileges associated with each benchmark.
  • Assist participants with problem-solving, motivation, and engagement; connect with participants regularly; maintain healthy relationships and boundaries; and provide caring, direct guidance and expectations.
  • Support participant family visits to Arete Transitions and assist in managing Arete Apartments by role-modeling how participants can care for their housing needs.
  • Complete coaching reports after each coaching session and family check-in reports after each family call.
  • Read shift notes and updates from team members about their work with participants.
  • Prepare benchmark reviews for participants ready to advance and present relevant information at Benchmark Advocacy Board meetings.
  • Assist with participants’ and program’s daily tasks and challenges, including errands and care and upkeep of residences and office space.
  • Assist with admissions, team coordination, apartment checks and upkeep, Whole Person Wellness Plans, and discharges and graduations.
  • Design and implement curriculum supporting the 9 Pillars of Whole Person Health model and create new programming opportunities for participants and staff.
  • Use Google Suite, including email, calendar, chat, and drive, to organize and manage documents and paperwork.
  • Maintain working knowledge of daily, weekly, participant, and staff calendars.
  • Uphold and assess program expectations for participants and staff, regularly assessing service quality, organization, alignment with the Arete mission, and safety.
  • Assist Program Directors with team-member training and regular reviews of the employee manual, policies, and procedures.
  • Seek external training and certification opportunities, attend weekly staff meetings, and meet with a supervisor weekly.
  • Provide supervision and training opportunities to Life Skills Instructors working with the caseload and develop training strategies for instructors working with participants.
  • Work independently, complete paperwork on time, solve problems, seek clarity, and present solutions.
  • Support program development, including transportation, passion projects, and daily activities.
  • Complete self and peer performance reviews when requested.
  • Communicate and maintain an up-to-date schedule and calendar, and request time off through BambooHR with supervisor approval.
  • Develop functional systems and identify ways to increase efficiency.
  • Communicate effectively, advocate, disagree constructively, and suggest strategies and programming adjustments; make independent decisions aligned with Arete’s mission; ask for and offer help and clarity; and communicate professional growth goals.
  • Complete assigned projects, work, assignments, calls, and meetings.

Desired Qualifications

  • The candidate should be inclusive, collaborative, positive, trustworthy, organized, and able to manage multiple tasks and deadlines.
  • The candidate should identify and resolve issues independently and continually seek ways to improve services.

About the Company

Confluence Behavioral Health

Owner-operated young adult behavioral health

Confluence Behavioral Health provides a full continuum of behavioral health care for young adults in Vermont, including residential treatment at Thetford Center, a transitional living program, and an Intensive Outpatient Program in Burlington. Services combine clinical care—psychiatric evaluations, medication management, neuropsychological assessments—with coaching on executive functioning, life skills, and wellness, all supported by family involvement. The organization is independently owned and operated, making decisions focused on participant care, and differentiates itself through a seamless continuum of care and accreditation by The Joint Commission and Vermont licensing. Its goal is to support continuous, individualized care across the emerging adult journey to help clients achieve stable transitions to independent adulthood, including addressing challenges such as “failure to launch.”

Company size
11-50
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Not listed
Founded
2015

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