Mental Health Case Manager

Mental Health Case Managers

Do you have a heart for helping youth and families accomplish their goals? Are you looking for a rewarding, challenging and supportive work environment? Join Oaklawn, where hope and healing begin, in addressing the mental health needs of our community.

Who We Are

Oaklawn is the only faith-based provider for comprehensive mental health and addictions services for children, adolescents, adults and seniors in St. Joseph and Elkhart Counties in Northern Indiana. Intensive services have become Oaklawn's trademark—what we are known for and where much of our expertise lies. Sponsored by Mennonite Health Services Alliance, it is our philosophy at Oaklawn to treat the whole person—mind, body and spirit. This commitment, along with our faith-based heritage, our excellent staff of 875, our therapeutic environment, and our innovative treatment programs, provide a unique foundation for healing and hope.

What We Offer

We offer competitive compensation, a full benefits package (also available for many part-time positions) and career advancement opportunities.

-BA/BS start at $18/hr.

-Higher pay for bilingual staff

-Mileage reimbursement

-Start earning PTO the day you start

-Company laptop and cell phone

-Work/life balance

-Employee assistance program

What You’ll Do

Case Managers help youth and families in our community live healthier and more fulfilling lives through identifying and supporting their needs and goals. Case Managers specialize in:

1.      managing the care provided to youth and families, and

2.      helping youth and families gain access to the services they need to meet their goals

Primary duties include:

-         Evaluating the family’s need for services

-         Developing and monitoring a treatment plan that supports the family’s goals

-         Helping the family obtain services needed to support their goals, such as food or housing assistance, medical care, Social Security benefits, transportation, skills training, etc.

-         Following up to make sure the family is receiving services and those services are helping

-         Advocating for the family and serving as a link between DCS, court, schools, healthcare providers, employers, community agencies and other Oaklawn services