Program Specialist Case Manager

Full-Time | Everett, WA
$29.16 - $30.78/hour |

Typical Schedule:

Monday–Friday, Daytime Hours

Help people find stability, one step at a time!

Many people we serve are navigating homelessness, housing instability, mental health conditions, substance use disorders, legal involvement, disabilities, and other barriers to independence.

Full-Time | Everett, WA
$29.16 - $30.78/hour |

Typical Schedule:

Monday–Friday, Daytime Hours

Help people find stability, one step at a time!

Many people we serve are navigating homelessness, housing instability, mental health conditions, substance use disorders, legal involvement, disabilities, and other barriers to independence.

As a Program Specialist Case Manager with Bridgeways’ Social and Community Services (SCS) programs, you’ll provide flexible case management, outreach, service coordination, and individualized support. Depending on organizational needs and your qualifications, assignments may include supportive housing, supported employment, community outreach, diversion services, rental assistance, jail transition services, psychosocial rehabilitation, and other community-based supports. Orientation and training are provided for each assignment.

This role is for someone with sound independent judgment, strong professional boundaries, and consistent follow-through, who can support clients with complex needs. You’ll share knowledge with peers and help improve services while staying accountable to program leadership. This position has no direct supervisory responsibilities.

• Provide direct services across SCS programs, including coverage during absences.
• Follow each program’s procedures and documentation rules.
• Coordinate caseload handoffs with Program Managers and teammates.
• Keep reliable attendance and meet scheduling needs.

• Develop and update individualized service plans.
• Provide outreach, referrals, and supportive counseling using Motivational Interviewing.
• Manage your caseload and track client progress.
• Support clients with complex needs and keep professional boundaries.
• Provide crisis intervention, safety assessment, and referrals.

• Coordinate services with healthcare, housing, social service, employment, and legal-system partners.
• Advocate for client rights and informed decision-making.
• Educate clients on resources, benefits, and housing rights.
• Help clients obtain documents for benefits and eligibility.
• Represent Bridgeways in outreach and community meetings.

• Keep accurate, timely, and confidential records.
• Enter data into HMIS, Credible (our EMR), and other program systems.
• Meet documentation, funding, contract, and productivity requirements.
• Protect health information under HIPAA.
• Follow policies on client rights, mandated reporting, and field safety.
• Report client needs and safety concerns to the right people.

• Provide culturally responsive, trauma-informed, person-centered services.
• Share knowledge with peers and help orient new staff.
• Join case consultations, team meetings, supervision, and training.
• Recommend fixes for recurring service barriers.
• Model our core values:
  Integrity, Positivity, Resiliency, and Responsibility.

This is a full-time position with a typical with a typical Monday–Friday daytime schedule, generally between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., with some flexibility based on personal, client, and program needs.

Your home office will be Everett, WA, with regular travel to client residences, community agencies, and other service sites.

Company vehicles are available for work-related travel…