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Strong fit if you thrive in direct-service nonprofit settings, can work swing shifts, and stay calm with complex housing and behavioral-health needs. Thin public review data—use the interview to probe caseload, supervision, and safety protocols.
As a swing-shift Case Manager for Interim Housing Services, you support residents in temporary housing: intakes and assessments, housing and service plans, crisis de-escalation, documentation, and coordination with shelter staff, outreach, and community partners after daytime hours when coverage is critical.
Focus on trauma-informed case management, harm reduction awareness, HMIS/documentation, housing-first practices, and de-escalation. No certification family or cost list was provided—confirm required licenses or trainings with PATH.
No—listing is on-site in Orange County (remote flag is off).
Evening/later coverage for interim housing residents when day teams are off; confirm exact hours with PATH.
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PATH (People Assisting the Homeless) is hiring a full-time Case Manager for Interim Housing Services in Orange County. Working the swing shift (Tuesday–Saturday, 3:00 PM–11:30 PM) at the Yale Navigation Center in Santa Ana, you'll provide individualized case management and support to help individuals experiencing homelessness achieve housing stability and personal goals. About the Role As a Case Manager with PATH's Interim Housing Services team, you'll serve individuals across all phases of their journey—from street outreach through interim housing to permanent housing placement. This is direct, hands-on work where you'll support individuals experiencing homelessness toward housing and stability. Driving is an essential part of this position. What You'll Do Conduct intake assessments and work with clients to develop personalized Individualized Service Plans (ISP) addressing housing, income, health, mental health, substance use, financial resources, vocational training, and social support goals Connect clients to community resources, referrals, and support services aligned with their ISP goals Administer standardized assessments such as the VI-SPDAT to evaluate client needs and placement eligibility Complete 90-day progress reviews to evaluate goal progress and adjust support strategies Maintain thorough, confidential case documentation in compliance with HIPAA and PATH policies, ensuring accurate and current client files What We're Looking For You bring strong communication skills, both verbal and written, plus the ability to think critically and solve problems creatively. You collaborate effectively with colleagues, participants, and community partners while maintaining professional boundaries and high ethical standards. Attention to detail, initiative, and a proactive approach to work are essential. Preferred: Two years of experience in healthcare, case management, homeless services, or work with vulnerable populations. Minimum requirements: Employment authorization in the U.S., ability to obtain or current CPR/First Aid certification, valid driver's license with proof of insurance and vehicle ownership, reliable transportation, and ability to pass a tuberculosis test, background screening, and drug screening. About PATH Founded in 1984, PATH operates across California providing comprehensive homelessness prevention, street outreach, employment assistance, case management, and housing services. We're dedicated to racial and social justice work, helping approximately 23 people weekly find stable housing. Our team members have access to professional development…
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