Case Manager
Listed on 2026-10-12
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Social Work
Community Support Services, Human Services/ Social Work, Career & Life Skills Coaching, Mental Health
Now Hiring:
Pathways to Recovery Case Manager
HealingUS Communities operates Pathways to Recovery, an NJDOL employment pathway program that helps adults impacted by the opioid crisis find and build meaningful careers. The program serves seven New Jersey counties:
Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, Somerset, and Union.
We are currently seeking case managers for full-time, in-person positions based in Farmingdale, NJ. Within this role, you will serve as each participant's main point of contact, providing encouragement and practical guidance from enrollment through training, employment, and follow-up.
Responsibilities- Meet with participants to identify their strengths, employment goals, and barriers. Develop and update individualized employment plans together.
- Coordinate career training and supportive services, including assistance with transportation, identification, and work-related supplies.
- Help participants prepare resumes, complete applications, practice interviewing, and connect with employment opportunities.
- Maintain regular contact to monitor progress, address challenges, and connect participants with recovery or community resources.
- Complete case notes and participant records. Conduct employment follow-ups at 30, 60, and 90 days and communicate progress.
Applicants must have either lived experience with addiction or mental health recovery, or a degree or certification in social work.
Candidates should communicate clearly, build supportive relationships, and maintain professional boundaries. Strong organization, timely documentation, and comfort using email, Google Workspace, and electronic records are essential.
We welcome applicants who want to use their lived experience or social work education to help others move forward.
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