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Mental Health Case Manager
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People with the job title Mental Health Case Manager typically fall into one of the following PayScale standard occupations.
Supervise and support patients needs adhering to program guidelines. Advocate for patient's medical care and basic living needs. Provide for referrals and community contacts. Manage caseload and documentation.
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- Community Mental Health Center
- Goodwill Industries
- Frontier Health Inc.
- Midsouth Health Systems
- Child and Family Service
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- Phoenix, Arizona
- San Diego, California
- Tampa, Florida
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- Portland, Maine
- Charlotte, North Carolina
- Richmond, Virginia
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What's gotta change?
Mental Health Case Manager - (City withheld for privacy), Illinois, United States
I have a Master's Degree and am a counselor/case manager out of school. Currently I'm trying to get a new job more counseling specific but the current way that this field is going makes it difficult to make a living if you are any way involved in Community Mental Health. I feel like someone needs to take a stand. I contacted a union rep about where I work and am awaiting their input on what to do next.
One of my co-workers said it best when she said that it is our job to help empower people...
Posted in Fair Pay on 28 Dec 2007
