Maintain caseloads and productivity by ensuring regular contact with individuals served in community and office Monitor and assess progress per agency policy, regulatory requirements and best practices Meet with individuals serviced individually and in a group to assess needs, collaborate with individuals, families and other case managers and clinicians. May provide, but is not limited to crisis intervention, advocacy, assistance, financial assitance, ADL assistance, referral and linage to community resources. May visit, monitor and transport individuals served Prepare clinical reports and individualized service plans, utilizing agency electronic clinicial documentation software Assure documentation follows contract, regulatory, and agency requirements and best clinical practices Ensure that the individuals served records are up to date Conduct Family Outreach Participate in Loved Ones Group Maintain contact with probation departments in terms of indivuals progress Efficiently operates personal computer to enter, edit, and/or to retrieve data and to produce reports and documentation Effectively work as a team member, including participating in all required trainings , ensure safety of others Must have valid Driver's License High School Diploma or Associate in Human Services or Criminal Justice field preferred Active CDCA Good organization skills, time management, technology skills and communication in demanding situations *applicants may go to TPC Wellness.org to apply and or call HR Director Melissa @ 304-544-0644