Western TASC Case Manager

Western TASC Case Manager

Treatment Accountability for Safer Communities

 

 

Position Summary:

The TASC Case Manager primary responsibilities include

· Maintain an assigned caseload of individual clients from initial assessment and referral until final date of discharge from TASC.

· Upon completion of the evaluation the case manager will refer the client to the appropriate level of treatment and monitor the client’s attendance and progress.

· Maintain accurate records on assigned caseload, to include client files and data entry

· Assist in the monitoring of urinalysis testing and administration of Antabuse and breathalyses.

· Facilitate regular communication between Parole and community-based partners.

· Attend Regular

· Additional tasks as assigned

 

Qualifications:

· Bachelor degree in Human/Behavioral Services, Criminal Justice, or related field

· Relevant knowledge of substance use disorders and/or criminal justice service

· Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite required.

· Successful completion of a comprehensive background examination conducted by the Colorado Department of Corrections

· Completion of the Colorado Department of Corrections Training Academy

 

Licensure/Certification:

· CAC certification required.  Continuing education relevant to substance use disorders is recommended and may be paid for if funds are available.

 

Supervisor:  TASC Director(s)

 

Professional Characteristics:· Understands and supports the mission of Peer Assistance Services, Inc. and TASC· Understands and supports the mission of the Department of Corrections · Recognizes obligation to confidentiality of program participants and records· Supports the disease perception of addiction· Demonstrates the ability to communicate effectively with individuals· Supports and is sensitive to concepts of Human Rights· Has the ability to relate to diverse groups· Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with other Peer Assistance Services staff, the Department of Corrections and other organizations in the community.

 

Please e-mail your resume and cover letter to:  HR@peerassist.org , or fax to 303.369.0982.  Phone calls will not be accepted.  Minorities are strongly encouraged to apply.  EOE.