Case Manager - Maine Health

Case Manager

Access to health care is the cornerstone of good health. But, access can be a challenge for people who are uninsured. All not-for-profit hospitals are required to provide care to those who seek it, regardless of their ability to pay. Although charity care provides a safety net, MaineHealth has offered innovativeAccess to Careprograms since 2001.

Position Highlights:

• Base salary rate: $50,579.00
• Transformative Impact: Hundreds of thousands of Mainers have benefited from our nationally recognized Access to Care programs.
• Medication Support: We've provided free and reduced-price medications to those in need.

What This Role Entails:

Are you ready to make a meaningful impact while having fun? Join us as a Case Manager! In this exciting role, you'll be the go-to person for enrolling participants into our dynamic program. You'll assess and address their emotional, social, and environmental needs, providing them with vital casework services like information, referral, psychosocial support, and advocacy.

You'll work closely with a vibrant team of healthcare, mental health, and social service providers, all dedicated to helping participants thrive and fully engage in the program. Plus, you'll get to flex your organizational skills by assisting with administrative tasks, including preparing reports and tracking program activities.

If you're passionate about making a difference and enjoy working in a collaborative environment, this is the perfect role for you. Come be a key player in our team and help us drive positive change!

Required Minimum Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities (KSAs) – “What you will need”:

• Education: Bachelor’s degree preferred or equivalent, relevant experience in a healthcare environment.
• License/Certifications: May be required to travel off-site. Will need valid state driver's license and reliable vehicle.
• Experience: Approximately two years on the job experience in a community health setting in order to consolidate and demonstrate knowledge of community resources and skills in assisting people to make decisions about their health and health care. Ability to ensure that a wide variety of other disciplines or community resources work cooperatively in order to maximize the health and well being of the enrollee/participant.