Job description
Eagleville Hospital is seeking a Case Manager to be responsible for aftercare planning and aftercare Groups. Eagleville Hospital, located in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, is a private non-profit organization dedicated to the treatment, education, and prevention of substance abuse, co-occurring disorders, and acute psychiatric disorders. The hospital serves as a regional resource for the treatment and prevention of alcohol and drug abuse, as well as a national resource for training and research for addiction and related conditions.
Eagleville Hospital provides a competitive salary & benefits package including medical, dental, and life insurance, PTO, 403(B), etc.
Responsibilities include:
- Provides family services through family counseling and/or educational group modalities
- Participates fully in Team Treatment meetings, Unit meetings, and Program meetings
- Assists patients in maintaining contact with external systems in regard to Probation or Parole Officer, DPA, DHS, employer's funding resources, etc.
- Assists clients in maintaining contact with external systems including: Probation or Parole Officer, DPA, DHS, Employers, Funding Sources, and other case management as required
Qualifications
Requirements:
- A Bachelor’s degree in field related to Human Services. Master's preferred.
- Work experience related to the field of substance dependence treatment is desirable
- 2-3 years of experience in a psychiatric setting preferred.
Skills Required
- Bachelor's degree in a field related to Human Services
- Master's degree
- Work experience related to substance dependence treatment
- 2-3 years of experience in a psychiatric setting
What We Do
Eagleville Hospital is a 305-bed, independent nonprofit specialty healthcare organization focused on addiction and behavioral-health treatment and education. It supports recovery for people experiencing substance-use, mental-health, and co-occurring disorders, including traditionally underserved patients. Its mission emphasizes addressing stigmatized diseases and community health needs. Eagleville began in 1909 as the Philadelphia Jewish Sanatorium for Consumptives, treating indigent individuals suffering from tuberculosis.






