Job Description

Job Title:

Case Manager

Job Type:

Full Time Unionized position (35 Hours/Week: Monday to Friday)

Language:

Bilingual required. English and French

Reports to:

Program Manager

:

The Case Manager provides community-based support to individuals suffering from severe and persistent mental illness. Client needs are assessed, a service plan is developed and the client is referred to appropriate community resources. The service is flexible, portable, individualized and client-centered. The Case Manager provides assistance in the following life domains: basic needs, daily living, physical and mental health, housing, financial, social, spiritual, legal, educational and vocational.

Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in Social or Health services, related field or equivalent At least three years of experience working with adults who have a psychiatric disability Suicide Prevention Training Non-Violent Crisis Intervention Knowledge of the following: Community mental health resources in Ottawa Acute symptoms and residual effects of major mental illness Housing, financial, mental health, physical health and other community resources and the referral procedures Interpersonal, family, and organizational relationship dynamics Principles of psycho-social rehabilitation and case management Concurrent disorders and related best practices Knowledge of the challenges surrounding homelessness and forensic mental health

Suitability Profile:

Establishes rapport with a wide variety of people Supports the notion of independence through the least amount of professional intervention and orient to the notion of closure Utilizes a client-centred approach to case management Advocates for individual needs and program changes Assesses and prioritizes needs Supports the development of an Early Intervention Plan Coordinates service delivery Identifies service delivery gaps Works both collaboratively and independently Engages difficult clients in creative and innovative ways

Pre-Hiring Requirements:

Academic Certificates Criminal reference check (Vulnerable Sector Check) Eligibility to work in Canada Valid drivers' license and use of own vehicle with appropriate insurance is required. Proof that the successful candidate has received both doses of a Health Canada approved COVID 19 vaccine at least 14 days before the first day of work, subject always to Ottawa Salus' duty to accommodate under the Ontario Human Rights Code.

Why Work at Ottawa Salus?

Salus has a proven record of successfully supporting clients with serious and persistent mental health and addictions illness to live their best possible life. Regardless of their role in the organization, our staff are passionate about their work and supporting clients on their journey to recovery. They know they have an impact on their client's lives and consistently report that working here is a fulfilling experience. If you are someone that wants to make the world a better place and bring hope to others, you will love working here.

All that, plus we offer:

Competitive earnings Generous Health benefits and pension plan Free onsite parking Compressed work week Flexible work start and end times Paid Vacation days A friendly team who creates a great work environment

We thank all applicants for their interest; only those selected for an interview will be contacted.



Ottawa Salus is an equal opportunity employer and values diversity in its workforce. Do not hesitate to contact us if you require alternative arrangements to submit your application. Candidates requiring accommodation during the interview process should advise in advance.