Description

Autism Society of North Carolina is currently hiring a full-time, Care Manager. The ideal candidate will be passionate about providing support and coordination across physical health, behavioral health, and other unmet health-related resources. This role ensures that all health needs and referrals are effectively managed to improve overall health outcomes for our clients.

This position is community-based and candidates must be based in the Triangle or close-by as client populations are local to Raleigh, and there are in-person components requiring staff to come to the office and to travel to client homes.

In addition to competitive pay and our welcoming culture, we offer our Care Managers the following benefits:

• Medical Coverage
• Vision
• Dental
• Life Insurance
• Opportunity to have a positive impact on the lives of those you work with
• Mileage reimbursement
• Training
• Growth opportunities

WHY OUR EMPLOYEES LOVE WORKING WITH US:

"Every single person that you come into contact with makes you feel welcome, which provides a sense of comfort and acceptance, even if you have never met before. It helps you feel like you fit into this family and you are where you’re meant to be... all the supervisors help you be the best professional you can possibly be... they always have your back."

Day to Day

• Provide whole-person care management for individuals and families with special health care needs
• Collaborate closely with care team, individuals and service providers
• Educate the individual and families regarding service assessments, plans and providers
• Conduct assessments and develop Plans of Care
• Identify providers and submit referrals and authorizations, and monitor services for compliance with both internal and external providers
• Mentor clients through challenging situations, utilizing motivational interviewing techniques
• Implement crisis management strategies when necessary
• Provide childcare assistance when needed

ABOUT AUTISM SOCIETY OF NORTH CAROLINA

Our mission is to improve the lives of individuals with autism, support their families, and educate communities. We strive to be the trusted partner for all people with autism as they lead fulfilling lives, be as independent as possible, and achieve their goals and dreams. Our support is always founded on respect and value for the unique individuals we serve. This is why we provide services that are tailored to their individual needs. Not only are we helping to improve their lives, but they are also improving ours!

When you join our team, you become part of a force for good that is bigger than you. Each team member brings their unique talents and abilities to the table, and we all learn from each other. Our culture is welcoming and supportive because we want to help our employees succeed just as much as we want to help the individuals we serve.

Qualifications

Minimum Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s Degree in field related to health, psychology, sociology, nursing or other relevant human services area
• Two years’ experience providing Care Management, Case Management, or Coordination to complex individuals with IDD/ASD.
• Ability to work independently from a satellite office covering a region of several counties without an onsite supervisor
• Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation
• Preferred Spanish speaking