Supportive Case Manager

- Master's or bachelor's degree with a behavioral health or related field

- Bachelor's degree in a non-related field PLUS one year related experience

- Associate's degree in any field PLUS one year related experience

- High school diploma or equivalency certificate PLUS three years' related experience

- Must maintain current CPR, First Aid, and Therapeutic Options certifications (offered through Southwest Network).

- Must maintain a valid Arizona state fingerprint clearance card.

- Must maintain a valid Arizona driver's license and car insurance.

- Must have the ability to maintain excellent member and family relationships and provide excellent customer service

- Requires effective written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills

- Ability to stay organized and have critical thinking, time management and problem solving skills are a must

- Ability to utilize multiple types of office equipment (i.e. phones, copier, fax, etc.)

- Must be able to utilize the internet and various web browsers

- Paid sick, vacation and holiday time (10 paid holidays per year!)

- Basic life insurance with the option to purchase supplemental insurance

In the treatment of children and adolescents, we are known for getting youth in quickly, treating even the most challenging cases, offering helpful parent and family support, and providing quality, compassionate care. Using the nationally recognized Child and Family Team process and with treatment tailored to each person's strengths, needs, and culture, youth can stay in the home, be productive in school, and have a hopeful future.

Integrated health services address both behavioral and physical health issues, and special programs for teens and young adults help them realize their potential and become independent adults. We also collaborate with the Arizona Department of Child Safety to provide families involved in child welfare with comprehensive service plans which integrate all aspects of care and treatment.

All members of the team practice in a manner that is consistently mindful of the 12 Principles of The Arizona Vision for Children .