AT Still University Hiring for Behavioral Health and Wellness Care Manager at Kirksville, MO Full Time

A.T. Still University Student Affairs seeks a Care Manager for their Behavioral Health and Wellness department. The Care Manager provides behavioral health case management assistance to residential and online ATSU students. The Care Manager also promotes counseling services, advocates for student mental wellness, and coordinates student mental health activities with/for all campuses/sites (MO, AZ, CA, St. Louis) clubs. This position reports to the Director of Behavioral Health & Wellness and works in cooperation with other departments on all ATSU campuses.Major Job Duties:

• Provide behavioral health case management services to residential and online ATSU students.
•  Assist off-campus students in accessing resources for mental health providers in their clinical training sites.
• Provide information on obtaining community emergency mental health services and/or mental health referral information to students via print,
  in-person seminars, and electronic formats.
• Maintaining and updating resources for each campus/location/site.
• Serves as the initial contact and follow-up contact for all colleges and programs on case management-related matters.
• Collaborate with the other Behavioral Health & Wellness Counselors to mutually plan, assess, and implement goals, projects, resources, and
  support programs.
• Co-chair ATSU Care Team for all ATSU students and campuses. To create a system where students, faculty, and staff can
  refer students of concern to a team. The Care team’s purpose is to engage in caring, preventative, and early intervention with students whose
  behavior is concerning, threatening, or disruptive and impedes their or others’ ability to function successfully or safely.
• Become a master trainer for the Mental Health First Aid program and be responsible for training students and ATSU employees.
• Lead the Mental Health Ambassador program for all ATSU Students. This program trains students to be peer-support for peers as well as joining
  in programming, events, and addressing important mental health topics at ATSU.
• Serve as a resource for programs, faculty, and staff.
• Facilitate a regular series of mental health wellness programs for the student body, and support the Still-Well student wellness program.
• Work directly with the Assistant Director of Wellness.
• Provide regular metric reports on student use of services and programs.
• Guarantee 100% confidentiality of student records/information (except where dictated by law or during the threat of safety).
• Maintain complete and accurate confidential clinical counseling records.
• Participate on department/University committees as assigned.
• Ensure students know counseling services via various interactions, publications, etc.
• Attend student-sponsored events as possible to promote visibility.
• This position requires flexible work hours (i.e., on-call evenings and/or weekends may be necessary, irregular business hours to allow for different
  time zones of campuses and student locations)
• Other duties as assigned by the Vice President of Student Affairs, Associate Vice President of Student Affairs, and/or Director of Behavioral Health
  and Wellness

Skills:

Mental health knowledge and skills covering a full range of mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, eating disorders,
sexual/domestic violence, relationships, survivors, and LGBTQIA Community

• Demonstrated experience in Higher Education Student Affairs/Services (preferably in counseling, advising, mentoring, and wellness)
• Experienced in presenting psycho-educational information to groups of students/professionals (preferably in healthcare)
• Demonstrated experience/certification in evidence-based modalities
• Support wellness programming to include a multi-dimensional perspective of wellness.
• Skilled communicator who can deliver clear, concise presentations and reports
• Lifelong learner

Skills and requirements: 

• Bachelor’s degree plus significant experience in the mental health field, Masters’s degree acceptable in Counseling, Social Work, psychology, or equivalent 
• Mental health knowledge and skills covering a full range of mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, eating disorders, sexual/domestic violence, relationships, survivors, and LGBTIA Community
• Demonstrated experience in Higher Education Student Affairs/Services (preferably in counseling, advising, mentoring, and wellness)
• Experience in presenting psycho-educational information to groups of students/professionals (Preferably in healthcare)
• Demonstrated experience/certification in evidence-based modalities
• Support wellness programming to include a multi-dimensional perspective of wellness. 

 

ATSU offers a comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental, and vision coverage. Employee-elected benefits would begin the first of the month following the hire date if eligible. For more information, please visit atsu.edu/employment/benefits.