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Case Management 101: Advocate, Educate, and Invoke Change
175 students
What you'll learn
- Understand how to conduct a meeting with your clients, caregivers, facilitators, and more.
- You as the student will also learn the importance of boundaries with your clients.
- You as the student will learn how to avoid negativity when dealing with your clients.
- You will learn simple but key techniques to assist with burnouts with the job.
- Most importantly, how to effectively engage with your clients. We will address this with 4 case scenarios that were not included in the supplement text.
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Course content
12 sections • 10 lectures • 1h 56m total length
Requirements
- Take Course 1. By taking Course 1 you will better understand the reasoning behind the case scenarios.
Description
This is Course 2 from the Case Management 101: Course 1. Here we will pick up where we left off by getting more in-depth with the process of being a case manager/support coordinator. Please understand this is non-clinical case management and not to be confused with medical case management. If you are getting ready to start a job in the case manager/support coordinator field, this is the course for you.
This course also assists with understanding jobs within the social work, psychology, counseling, community health worker, and health and human services field. I always recommend that student abide by their agency policies and procedures. Take a few hours to listen to the material and give us feedback if the material helped you in seeking employment or help with your staff.
This course was created to assist those who are interested in working in case management at a high school level (Community Health Workers) and bachelor/master's level. The content was created to reassure the students that although you may see case manager positions available in the workforce for RN/LPN professionals; it is also a profession for others. Bachelors/Master level social work, psychology, or counseling graduates are eligible to work with individuals diagnosed with developmental disabilities.
*This training is a part of the Texas Community Health Worker CEU program. AEIC Case Management LLC is a certified instructor location.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone that wants to increase their professional development while working with those diagnosed with developmental disabilities. (Bachelor's Degree Recommended)