Case Manager – RHC (5519)

Join PATH (People Assisting the Homeless) as a Case Manager - RHC (5519) in Los Angeles County, where you'll support individuals experiencing homelessness in achieving lasting housing stability. In this full-time position, you'll provide comprehensive, individualized case management services that connect clients with housing opportunities and the ongoing support they need to rebuild their lives.

About the Role

As part of PATH's Interim Housing team in Los Angeles County, you'll work with clients across multiple stages of housing instability—from street outreach through interim housing, transitional support, and permanent placement. This position centers on meeting people where they are and delivering services tailored to their unique circumstances, strengths, and aspirations. You'll earn $23.24 to $28.28 per hour, with pay distributed over 24 periods per year, working Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM.

What You'll Do

• Conduct intake interviews and thorough needs assessments, then work with clients to develop Individualized Service Plans (ISP) that address housing goals, employment, health, substance use support, financial resources, vocational development, and social connections
• Connect clients with community resources, healthcare providers, social services agencies, and support networks aligned with their service plan objectives
• Administer evidence-based assessments such as the VI-SPDAT to prioritize services and guide care planning
• Evaluate client progress and conduct formal 90-day reviews to refine support strategies and celebrate achievements
• Maintain thorough, timely case documentation and client files in compliance with program standards, PATH policies, HIPAA requirements, and applicable legal guidelines
• Develop trusting relationships with clients and community partners that strengthen engagement and increase the likelihood of sustained housing success
• Deliver crisis intervention and risk assessment services that equip clients with coping skills, problem-solving strategies, and tools for independent care management, particularly for individuals experiencing complex or chronic trauma
• Employ motivational interviewing and trauma-informed care approaches in all client interactions and service delivery
• Build and maintain current knowledge of available community resources to provide comprehensive, holistic services

What We're Looking For

• Analytical thinking and attention to detail: Interpret participant information and data to identify patterns, inform decisions, and maintain consistently high-quality, accurate work
• Teamwork and collaboration: Build constructive relationships with colleagues, clients, and community organizations; contribute to team success while valuing others' expertise and contributions
• Communication skills: Explain complex information clearly—both verbally and in writing—to diverse audiences in ways that educate, engage, and motivate action
• Initiative and creative problem-solving: Take ownership, generate innovative solutions to obstacles, and address challenges without waiting for direction
• Critical thinking: Analyze situations thoroughly, identify root causes, consider multiple perspectives, and make sound decisions grounded in evidence and reasoning
• Professional ethics and boundaries: Maintain high standards of integrity and honesty; uphold appropriate professional relationships with clients and colleagues

Preferred Experience: Two or more years working in healthcare, case management, homeless services, community outreach, or direct service roles with vulnerable populations.

Education and Qualifications: All education and experience levels are encouraged to apply. You must be authorized to work in the United States; be willing and able to obtain CPR and First Aid certification; and successfully pass a tuberculosis test, background screening, and drug test as a condition of employment. Reliable personal transportation, a valid driver's license, proof of vehicle insurance and ownership, and the ability to qualify for PATH's commercial auto insurance coverage are essential requirements for this position.

About PATH (People Assisting the Homeless)

Founded in 1984, PATH has built a national reputation for pioneering, evidence-based responses to homelessness. The organization operates comprehensive services across California—including homelessness prevention, street outreach, employment readiness and job placement, individualized case management, supportive services, interim housing, and permanent supportive housing. PATH's approach is grounded in the belief that stable, permanent housing paired with individualized, compassionate support removes barriers to dignity and self-sufficiency. The organization prioritizes racial and social justice, centering equity in program design and fostering a diverse, inclusive workplace that honors the people and communities it serves.

How to Apply

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