Care Manager; LICSW, MSW, or Register Nurse

Our mission for the past 10 years is to help individuals and families create and implement goals that support their fullest quality of life, autonomy and choice.

We promote dignity, lessen worry while increasing social support and self-esteem.

We provide personalized care management services and as a Care Manager, you will serve as a trusted advocate for clients and their families, bringing together the many pieces of health, aging, and everyday life that influence well-being and independence.

• Meaningful, Relationship-Centered Work: Build trusted relationships with individuals and families and see the real-world impact of your guidance, advocacy, and support.
• Work That Is Never One-Size-Fits-All:Every client, family, and situation is different. You'll navigate a wide range of health, aging, family, and life circumstances that challenge you to keep learning and thinking beyond the obvious solution.
• Experienced, Collaborative Team: Work alongside professionals who value compassion, sound judgment, resourcefulness, collaboration, and a shared commitment to exceptional client care.

This is a hybrid role with a strong field-based component. While some administrative work may be completed remotely, the majority of this role involves working directly with clients in person and in the community.

• 401(K), Profit Sharing, Health, Dental, and Vision insurances.
• Comprehensive PTO including, paid holidays, paid time off (PTO).

• LICSW or MSW, Registered Nurse or master level related health field.
• Minimum of 5 years years of relevant professional experience working with older adults, individuals with complex health care needs, families, behavioral health, aging services, case/care management, or a related setting.
• Preferred Certified Case Manager (CCM) or qualified and willingness to obtain certification.
• Must have a personal vehicle and a valid Washington State driver’s license.

• Conduct comprehensive care management assessments.
• Gather, organize, and synthesize information from clients, families, healthcare providers, and other relevant sources.
• Develop individualized care management plans that identify strategies to support each client’s needs.
• Manage an assigned caseload and maintain an ongoing understanding of each client’s care needs.
• Coordinate care and communication across physicians, healthcare providers, hospitals, rehabilitation and caregivers.
• Advocate for clients across healthcare, aging-service, and community systems to help ensure their needs, preferences, goals, and choices are understood.