Case Manager - Pierce at South Puget Intertribal Planning Agency

Tacoma, Washington, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

09 Apr, 26

Salary

31.12

Posted On

09 Jan, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Case Management, Client Support, Assessment, Conflict Resolution, Documentation, Customer Service, Communication, Team Collaboration, Microsoft Office, Adaptability, Confidentiality, Problem Solving, Organizational Skills, Employment Services, Training, Career Development

Industry

Non-profit Organization Management

Description

Case Manager Workforce Development Programs Department: Workforce Development Programs Reports to: Workforce Development County Services Coordinator F.L.S.A. Classification: Non-Exempt Work Location On Site Wage Range: 7/8 ($28.23- $31.12) Position Summary: The Case Manager is responsible for providing quality day-to-day case management activities within the parameters of the SPIPA Workforce Development Program Policies and Procedure Manual. The Case Manager position is located at the Workforce Development (WFD) Office in (1) Kitsap County and (1) in Pierce County, and may be called upon to serve out of the other county site based on program/business need. The Case Manager reports directly to the County Services Coordinator. Responsibilities: Create, coordinate, and support client Individual Success Plans (ISP) that fit clients’ aptitudes, employment and education levels, physical abilities, and career goals. Develop client plans, conduct assessments and deliver services using best practices in case management. Monitor and record clients’ progress to ensure that the goals and objectives are met to move clients toward economic self-sufficiency. Meet with assigned clients at least monthly to provide support and ensure compliance with SPIPA WFD objectives. Effectively communicate program and service eligibility, process intakes, and assess client needs to create an ISP to process support services tied to employment and training activities. Work closely with the Case Management QA/QI Analyst to ensure proper training in conducting client assessments and to know how to effectively utilize assessment information to identify individual client’s unique barriers and develop effective, appropriate service and referral plans to support clients’ successful achievement of economic self-sufficiency. Work closely with the Workforce Navigator to support clients in obtaining and maintaining employment, participate in training, industry-recognized certificates and academic degrees that best align with their occupational goals and ISPs. Establish client case management files in database and document/update client files on a daily basis in database computer system. Uphold case management standards as defined in the SPIPA WFD Policy and Procedure Manual. Provide quality customer service including conflict resolution. Assist clients in completing all required SPIPA WFD documentation or documentation related to the removal of barriers. Attend scheduled case management and staff meetings. Assist WFD and SPIPA staff to ensure that the program supports the needs of the Consortium Tribes, Tribal Communities and program clients. Other duties as assigned. The Case Manager, as an employee of the South Puget Intertribal Planning Agency, is expected to collaborate, engage, and work closely with all SPIPA programs to fully support the agency’s Vision, Mission, and Core Values in accordance with all agency directives. Minimum Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited university in Education, Business Administration, Social Work or related field is preferred with 1 year experience in case management and providing employment and training services to clients, or Associates Degree in Human Services Field plus 3 years’ experience in case management and providing employment and training services to clients, or High school diploma plus 5 years’ experience in case management and providing employment and training services to clients. Applicant should have at least one year experience working in a Native American community. Ability to understand and apply the program requirements and case management standards as defined in the SPIPA WFD Policy and Procedure Manual. Must have good conflict resolution skills, ability to maintain confidentiality and demonstrate professional office etiquette and professional boundaries. Must be responsive, dependable, cooperative and patient. Must be adaptable, flexible, and open to process and program changes and engaged in program development. The applicant must be able to clearly communicate verbally and in writing. Ability to work effectively, independently or cooperatively with others. The applicant must have strong computer skills with three plus years using Microsoft Office or similar software. Possess a valid driver’s license. Negative results to a pre-employment drug screen test. Must pass a background investigation, including relevant criminal history. Physical Abilities/Essential Functions: Bending at the waist; Sitting for extended periods of time; Dexterity of hands and fingers to operate a computer keyboard; Hearing, speaking and comprehending information to exchange information; Seeing to read reports and data; Lifting medium objects generally less than 25 pounds; Ability to safely operate a motor vehicle; Occasional travel required to consortium Tribal locations and to selected conferences and trainings. Salary/Fringe Benefits: Compensation for this position has a starting range of $28.23- $31.12 per hour (based on a 37.5 hour week). Benefits include medical, dental, vision, life insurance and agency contribution to a retirement program. Confidentiality: This position will have knowledge of confidential personal information regarding others. The employee will be required to sign a Confidentiality Agreement and adhere to applicable standards. Drug-Free Workplace: SPIPA is committed to providing a drug-free workplace for its employees, volunteers and the community it serves. This position requires successful completion of a pre-employment drug test. Equal Opportunity: SPIPA is an equal opportunity employer. However, Native American preference applies in that we seek to hire qualified enrolled members of SPIPA consortium Tribes, Federally recognized Tribes or Alaska Natives. Minimum qualifications must be fully met for all applicants to be considered for employment. To Apply: Complete a SPIPA Employment Application at http://www.spipa.org, a cover letter describing how your qualificators align with this position, and resume including three work related references - "See Resume" is not sufficient for application completion. Preferred submission process is via our JazzHR site. Do not submit application by third party job boards. Mickiel “Archie” Smith MSW, SPHR Human Resources Manager South Puget Intertribal Planning Agency 3104 SE Old Olympic Hwy. Shelton, WA 98584 SPIPA application is available under the AGENCY/JOB OPPORTUNITIES menu online at spipa.org or by calling 360.490.3990 Indian Preference: Indian preference will be exercised in the hiring of this position in accordance with SPIPA policy Section IV-C. Screening of internal applications to begin January 12, 2026. Open until filled.

Responsibilities

The Case Manager is responsible for creating and supporting client Individual Success Plans and monitoring client progress towards economic self-sufficiency. They will also communicate program eligibility and assist clients in overcoming barriers to employment.