What are the responsibilities and job description for the Community Case Manager position at OHI Inc?
The Community Case Manager (CCM) shall have a minimum of a bachelor’s degree from an accredited
four-year institution specializing in psychology, social work, behavioral health, special education,
counseling, rehabilitation, nursing, or a closely related field and one year experience in one of the areas
listed above. The CCM shall have demonstrated ability to support people with disabilities; ability to
work a flexible schedule; crisis prevention, intervention, and teaching skills; and a valid Maine driver’s
license and own vehicle
Brief description of duties:
The CCM shall be responsible to support adults with disabilities of all ages and others who need
assistance to lead self-directed lives and contribute to their communities; and supports behaviors that
enhance inclusion in their communities. The CCM shall understand that people requiring support who
have one disability, such as intellectual disabilities, can also have another disability such as mental
illness, a substance abuse disorder, or a medical condition. These conditions are called co-occurring
disorders.
The CCM shall be accountable to the Case Management Supervisor (Manager of Community Case
Management).
four-year institution specializing in psychology, social work, behavioral health, special education,
counseling, rehabilitation, nursing, or a closely related field and one year experience in one of the areas
listed above. The CCM shall have demonstrated ability to support people with disabilities; ability to
work a flexible schedule; crisis prevention, intervention, and teaching skills; and a valid Maine driver’s
license and own vehicle
Brief description of duties:
The CCM shall be responsible to support adults with disabilities of all ages and others who need
assistance to lead self-directed lives and contribute to their communities; and supports behaviors that
enhance inclusion in their communities. The CCM shall understand that people requiring support who
have one disability, such as intellectual disabilities, can also have another disability such as mental
illness, a substance abuse disorder, or a medical condition. These conditions are called co-occurring
disorders.
The CCM shall be accountable to the Case Management Supervisor (Manager of Community Case
Management).
