This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Oregon.

📋 Description

• Conduct face-to-face assessments initially, annually, and as needed using standardized, evidence-based assessment tools, while also reviewing pertinent records.

• Develop and uphold individualized person-centered service plans (PCSPs).

• Ensure that care and services are provided as outlined in the PCSP.

• Collaborate with providers and individuals to resolve service issues or modify the PCSP when necessary.

• Assist individuals in obtaining suitable care and services by partnering with providers, facilities, social service organizations, and community groups.

• Execute prior authorizations for services.

• Aid in eligibility determinations as required.

• Coordinate services and resources that support each individual’s person-centered care plan.

• Offer subject matter expertise in clinical and case management processes to the Behavioral Health Case Manager team.

• Support the orientation and ongoing training of team members.

• Facilitate the timely completion of daily tasks and reassign cases as needed.

• Provide case consultation on challenging and complex cases.

• Act as a resource for clinical and case management processes.

⛳️ Requirements

• Candidates must fulfill the qualifications for a Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP) through one of the following:

• A graduate degree in social work, psychology, or another behavioral health science field; or

• A bachelor’s degree in nursing with licensure from the State of Oregon, accompanied by relevant training in behavioral health service delivery; or

• A bachelor’s degree in occupational therapy with licensure from the State of Oregon, along with relevant training in behavioral health service delivery.

• QMHP status is mandatory.