occupational therapist, case manager

Summary The Mobile Wellness Case Manager utilizes advanced clinical knowledge to contribute to the efficiency of service delivery and advancement of practice and interventions on the Mobile Wellness Team. The Case Manager provides services at various sites in the community including private homes. Services offered include assessment, intervention, treatment, outreach and/or consultation, and referral for clients who have a Serious mental illness and their caregivers/families. The Case Manager understands the available community services and resources and demonstrates strong system navigation skills. Case consultation, case conferencing, and advocacy with community partners and service providers are integral components of this role. Working within an interdisciplinary team and guided by the Seven Grandfather Teachings, the Case Manager collaborates and consults with internal and external partners to facilitate referrals, coordinate care, and ensure service continuity. The Mobile Wellness Program provides specialized services to individuals experiencing serious mental illness; therefore, the Case Manager must possess an in-depth understanding of treatment pathways, crisis intervention, and recovery-oriented approaches. Key Responsibilities Service-Specific Responsibilities Case Management Responsibilities· Provides advanced clinical practice and interventions in the community setting· Screens and responds to referrals through the intake process, and from a variety of sources, to ensure clients meet service mandate; provides mental health and/or substance abuse assessments and, where appropriate, takes steps to stabilize crisis situations and makes referrals to follow-up service and support· Coordinates client treatment by ensuring that clients have a service plan that maximizes rehabilitation and utilizes relevant community supports that are developed in partnership and coordinated with the client and caregiver/family and the interdisciplinary team, including assisting with life skills, symptom management, and readiness for change in living, working, and social environments· Promotes and facilitates client independence, by modeling, counseling and teaching life skills within a bio-psycho-social rehabilitation model· Documents observations, interventions and service outcomes in client records; reviews and maintains up to date clinical records to monitor and evaluate treatment outcomes· Collaborates and consults with other service providers on the interdisciplinary team by providing input and feedback· Participates in and delivers educational sessions for clients and their families/caregivers and community groups as assigned· Develops community support components to service plans that maximize the client's inclusion in the community in collaboration with client, family, and other sources of support for the client, acts as client advocate· Communicates and shares information with community agencies and the public about mental illness and mental health and/or substance use services, promoting good public relations and facilitating efficient and cooperative relationships· Performs other related duties as required General Service Responsibilities· Complete all charting, documentation, and data entry within the Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system accurately and in a timely manner· Compile and submit reports, statistics, and quality indicators required by funders and the organization· Ensure strict adherence to privacy, confidentiality, and PHIPA/FIPPA standards· Adhere to organizational policies, procedures, and professional standards of practice· Maintain active membership and compliance with the standards of the applicable regulatory college· Demonstrate adherence to traditional protocols and cultural sensitivity when providing services within First Nation communities· Complete all required leave documentation (e

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Sep 9, 2026