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Job Description Job Title: Outreach Case Manager FLSA Status: Exempt Reports to: Lead Clinical Case Manager Salary: $58,000–$62,000 annually, inclusive of a comprehensive benefits package The Outreach Case Manager …
Skills: Case Management, Homeless Outreach, Crisis Intervention, Clinical Assessment, Care Coordination
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Washington, District of Columbia, United States • On-site
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The Outreach Case Manager provides direct community-based support to individuals experiencing homelessness to facilitate their transition into stable housing. Responsibilities include conducting assessments, managing a caseload of high-service utilizers, and coordinating with the DC DHS outreach team.
A bachelor's degree in psychology, social work, or behavioral health is required, with a master's degree preferred. Candidates must have 3-5 years of experience in homeless outreach or counseling for individuals with psychiatric disabilities and substance abuse histories.
Job Title: Outreach Case Manager
FLSA Status: Exempt
Reports to: Lead Clinical Case Manager
Salary: $58,000–$62,000 annually, inclusive of a comprehensive benefits package
The Outreach Case Manager plays a critical role on the two-person GTBID (Golden Triangle Business Improvement District) Homeless Outreach Team at Pathways to Housing DC. The team maintains a close collaborative relationship with the Pathways DC DHS outreach team, attending biweekly meetings and coordinating regularly to ensure continuity of care and seamless service delivery across systems. The Outreach Case Manager works alongside the Lead Clinical Case Manager to carry a defined caseload of GTBID-area clients and high utilizers of services, building relationships with individuals experiencing homelessness to support their transition into and maintenance of stable housing. This position implements evidence-based clinical practices to develop strong rapport with clients, motivating them toward readiness for services and successful goal completion.
The team maintains an 8am–6pm service window using a flexed scheduling model: one staff on an early shift (e.g., 8am–4pm) and the other on a later shift (e.g., 10am–6pm). This position follows the GTBID holiday schedule. Team members are also required to participate in quarterly daytime and evening counts of individuals sleeping on the street in the Golden Triangle.
Please note: This is a highly competitive role. A video phone screen is required to move forward with your application. Please do not submit for consideration if you do not intend to complete the next step prior to the in-person interview.
Location of Services: This position is primarily based at the GTBID main offices at 1120 Connecticut Avenue NW, Suite 260, Washington, DC 20036, with a secondary office at the Pathways Outreach Office at 945 G Street NW, Washington, DC. Staff are embedded within the broader GTBID team and are expected to integrate fully with GTBID leadership, ambassadors, and operational staff as part of daily work.
BENEFITS:
Pathways to Housing is an Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V
Pathways to Housing DC: Home, Health, and Hope.
Founded in 2004, Pathways to Housing DC provides home, health, and hope to more than 3,500 adults each year who are experiencing homelessness or at risk for homelessness. Pathways to Housing DC initially opened our doors to end homelessness and help the healing of men and women who were considered “chronically homeless”- those individuals living on the streets for years with serious mental health challenges such as schizophrenia or bipolar disorder that were not being treated. What made Pathways to Housing DC unique in a city with many mental health and housing programs was our Housing First model. Other agencies operated with rules and pre-housing requirements such as curfews, mandated sobriety, compliance with medication, and participation in groups either before entering housing, or as a requirement to keep housing. This approach worked for the majority of homeless individuals seeking services, but the remaining most psychiatrically disabled and vulnerable subgroup stayed on the street and was not effectively housed within the existing system of care. What has made Pathways to Housing DC so unique in its success over the past decade is our reversal of this traditional treatment sequence. Instead of requiring people to be “clean and sober” or “housing ready,” Pathways DC offers housing, first. Since placing its first client into permanent housing nearly a decade ago, Pathways to Housing DC has successfully ended chronic homelessness and supported recovery for more than 600 Washington residents. With a staff today of over 100 highly skilled professionals, Pathways to Housing DC provides comprehensive, integrated health and social services to nearly 2,000 clients annually throughout the District.
Offices: 1151 Bladensburg Rd NE, Suite 101, Washington, District of Columbia 20002, US
Pathways to Housing DC: Home, Health, and Hope.
Founded in 2004, Pathways to Housing DC provides home, health, and hope to more than 3,500 adults each year who are experiencing homelessness or at risk for homelessness. Pathways to Housing DC initially opened our doors to end homelessness and help the healing of men and women who were considered “chronically homeless”- those individuals living on the streets for years with serious mental health challenges such as schizophrenia or bipolar disorder that were not being treated. What made Pathways to Housing DC unique in a city with many mental health and housing programs was our Housing First model. Other agencies operated with rules and pre-housing requirements such as curfews, mandated sobriety, compliance with medication, and participation in groups either before entering housing, or as a requirement to keep housing. This approach worked for the majority of homeless individuals seeking services, but the remaining most psychiatrically disabled and vulnerable subgroup stayed on the street and was not effectively housed within the existing system of care. What has made Pathways to Housing DC so unique in its success over the past decade is our reversal of this traditional treatment sequence. Instead of requiring people to be “clean and sober” or “housing ready,” Pathways DC offers housing, first. Since placing its first client into permanent housing nearly a decade ago, Pathways to Housing DC has successfully ended chronic homelessness and supported recovery for more than 600 Washington residents. With a staff today of over 100 highly skilled professionals, Pathways to Housing DC provides comprehensive, integrated health and social services to nearly 2,000 clients annually throughout the District.
Offices: 1151 Bladensburg Rd NE, Suite 101, Washington, District of Columbia 20002, US
