Kentucky Moms MATR Targeted Case Manager

Targeted Case Manager For Kentucky Moms Matr Program

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Salary Range: $35,000 annually

The Targeted Case Manager for the Kentucky Moms MATR Program provides direct support to pregnant women and mothers up to 60 days postpartum experiencing moderate to severe substance use disorders. This role focuses on assessment, care coordination, and connecting clients with critical community resources to support recovery and stability.

This position serves the Gateway region, requiring collaboration across multiple community partners.

Bachelor's degree in a behavioral science field required.

• Bachelor's degree in a social or behavioral science field
• At least one (1) year of experience providing case management services
• Ability to complete required training within six (6) months of hire

• Conduct client outreach, assessments, and individualized service planning
• Provide education on recovery, treatment options, and support services
• Coordinate care and make referrals to appropriate agencies and providers
• Serve as the primary contact for referrals from local health departments
• Collaborate with community partners, including courts, DCBS, law enforcement, and shelters
• Maintain accurate documentation and case records
• Support clients in navigating complex systems and accessing services

• DBH-approved Targeted Case Management training provided within six (6) months of hire
• Ongoing continuing education required to maintain certification

• Experience working with high-risk or underserved populations
• Strong organizational and communication skills
• Ability to manage a caseload independently while collaborating with a team
• Passion for supporting maternal health and recovery services