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Regional Complex Care Case Manager (Social Services) #510-2026-27

Catulpa Community Support Services

Whitby, ON

Détails de l'emploi :

31,72 $ - 64 724,00 $ / heure
Temps plein
Gestion

Avantages :

Programmes d'aide aux employés

Salary: $31.72- $35.56 per hour and $57,726- $64,724 annually

Regional Complex Care Case Manager

Internal/External
#510-2026-27

Full-Time, 35 hours/week, One year contract

LOCATION: York, Durham and 4 Counties (Office TBD)

REASON FOR RECRUITMENT: Temporary Replacement

UNIONIZED POSITION:OPSEU Local 355

COMPENSATION:$31.72- $35.56 per hour and $57,726- $64,724 annually

ABOUT CATULPA COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICES/WHO ARE WE?

Catulpa Community Support Services is a FOCUS-accredited social services agency providing community supports to children, youth, adults, and families with special or unique needs.

In 2023 Catulpa celebrated our 50th anniversary and we continue to lead and evolve. We are proud to be a uniquely positioned case management agency with a life-spanning spectrum of programs and services.

LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Catulpa acknowledges that it is situated on the traditional land of the Anishinaabe people. The Anishinaabeg include the Ojibwe, Odawa and Pottawatomi Nations, collectively known as the 3 Fires Confederacy. It should be noted that the Wendat and the Haudenosaunee Nations have also walked on this territory over time.

PURPOSE OF POSITION

Serving as a regional resource, the Regional Complex Care Case Manager is responsible for providing comprehensive case management supports to individuals (children, youth, young adults) and families who receive Complex Special Needs (CSN) funded supports. Complex special needs funded supports may include: long-term in-home or in-community supports or resources, supportive living placement in a regional CSN designated Transfer Payment Agency or Supportive Living Placement in an Outside Placement Resource (OPR).

This is a specialized case management function that provides for: i) monitoring of the implementation of the CSN funded service plan; ii) ongoing evaluation to ensure that the plan continues to be relevant and, in the childs, or youths best interest; iii) accountability that CSN funds are being spent appropriately and, iv) referral to and support to access a range of required services.

STATEMENT OF MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES

  1. To assist with the development, implementation and monitoring of the regionally approved integrated service plan (plan). In so doing, the Complex Care case manager:
    Meets with all relevant parties (including the individual, family, community providers) to ensure that everyone is in agreement with the plan and to gather information and begin to plan for implementation
    Researches the availability and suitability of supportive living placement resources if these are specified in the plan
    Researches the availability and suitability of in-home or in-community resources if these are specified in the plan
    Develops a budget for implementation of the plan
    Works with the family and community and/or supportive living resources to plan for the transition. Provides supports (including counselling) as feasible and appropriate to the family and child to help them cope with the transition
    Works to ensure that all aspects of the plan are implemented as intended and in as seamless a manner as possible
  2. To ensure that the plan meets (and continues over time to meet) the needs of the child or youth and family, the Complex Care case manager:
    Formulates a current understanding of the individuals needs, respecting values, preferences, beliefs, heritage and identity on an ongoing basis
    Arranges for and/or facilitates the provision of specialized assessments as needed
    Participates in the development and monitoring of the plan of care in supportive living settings in accordance with CYFSA/ SIPDDA requirements
    Refers and assists in accessing required services
    Provides social advocacy support
    Monitors delivery of contracted services identified in the plan qualitatively and monetarily
    Evaluates the plan to ensure ongoing appropriateness to meet individuals
    Initiates planning for significant transitions and works to make these transitions as seamless as possible
  3. To engage with the family of the child, youth or young adult in order to support and facilitate their ongoing involvement in their childs life (e.g., through counselling, working with supportive living resources or the use of quasi-contracting).
  4. To maintain an organized and accurate electronic clinical record that demonstrates the provision of services, establishes accountability, and enable the evaluation of service quality for all persons served that includes:
    Recording and reporting client information necessary for effective case management and preparing progress reports
    Collecting and reporting service delivery data as required
    Adhering to all Regional Complex Care service/agency standards and guidelines and procedures
  5. To promote the Regional Complex Care Service through presentations, literature and inter-agency functions.
  6. To attend and participate in supervision, team meetings, performance appraisal
  7. To participate in professional development in consultation with manager, and demonstrates initiative in learning and developing new techniques of service delivery
  8. To practice effective communication with co-workers, consulting and sharing resource information and providing case coverage as required
  9. To participate in committee, work internally or externally as assigned
  10. To adhere to all agency standards and guidelines and procedures including health and safety
  11. To perform such other duties as may be assigned by the manager that are consistent with the incumbents position

WHAT WE OFFER:

  • Paid sick days, 2 float days, and 11 statutory holidays
  • Hybrid work environment where eligible staff can apply to work from an approved home location for up to 50% of their work time.
  • Access to an EAP Program that offer mental health supports, resources and more
  • Continuous professional development opportunities to support career growth
  • A supportive and collaborative team culture that includes a number of committees with staff from a variety of departments who work together on projects and processes that enhance our culture of inclusion.

QUALIFICATIONS:

Education and Experience Level

Post-secondary degree at auniversity levelin one of the social or behavioural disciplines with directly related experience (3 to 5 years) in working with children/youth and adults with multiple and complex areas of exceptionality (developmental disability, emotional/psychiatric needs, medically fragile, acquired brain injury) and their families.

Knowledge and Skills

  • Knowledge of normal and abnormal development
  • Knowledge of family systems theory and an understanding of the family development and functioning
  • Ability to develop trusting, co-operative relationships with clients, families, service providers, and other stakeholders
  • Excellent communication and negotiating skills and judgment and ability to manage communication
  • Knowledge of community resources for youth and adults with special needs and relevant legislation
  • Ability to support self-advocacy and empowerment for families
  • Sensitivity, understanding and ability to work with a variety of value systems, beliefs and cultures
  • Working knowledge of word processing and data entry
  • A working understanding of French Language is beneficial
  • Capacity to work independently
  • Aware of Health & Safety Rules & Regulations

Valid drivers license and access to a reliable vehicle.


Date of Posting: June 24th, 2026


If you are interested in this position, please apply by July 3rd, 2026 by 4:00pm.

At Catulpa, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) is a Strategic pillar. We are committed to building EDI through a continuous improvement approach. We are an equal opportunities employer and encourage all qualified candidates to apply including racialized individuals, those living with disability and other members of employment equity groups included within the Ontario Human Rights Code. Where needed, accommodations for disabilities will be made availableupon request. Only those applicants selected for an interviewwill be contacted.Artificial intelligence is not used in the screening, assessment, or selection of applicants for this position.

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