Family Advocacy Program Clinical Case Manager

Quick Facts

• Role: Family Advocacy Program Clinical Case Manager

Description

Provide FAP clinical case management, treatment coordination, and community liaison services to commands, active-duty members, and their families. Serve as a clinical subject matter expert for domestic abuse, child abuse/neglect, family violence, and problematic sexual behavior in children and youth, including risk assessments, safety planning, mandated reporting, documentation, and case presentations to clinical staffing processes. Also represent the Navy in community liaison activities, provide consultation to agencies, facilitate training, and offer after-hours on-call crisis support.

Responsibilities

• FAP Clinical Case Management: Perform initial and ongoing clinical assessments; triage cases; conduct risk and lethality assessments; create individualized treatment goals and safety plans; conduct clinical interviews; provide case management and intervention for individuals, couples, children, families, and groups; facilitate evidence-based group treatment programs.

• Collaboration & Reporting: Coordinate with installation leadership, medical professionals, service/family members, and the assigned Victim Advocate; present initial and follow-up information at Clinical Case Staff Meetings (CCSM); notify the Family Advocacy Representative (FAR) for high-risk situations; coordinate information for Incident Determination Committee (IDC) presentations.

• Quality & Records: Participate in quality assurance and risk management; maintain FAP clinical case records, treatment plans, and required statistical data; follow Regional/local SOPs, Counseling Desk Guidance, and FFSP certification standards.

• Training & On-Call Support: Deliver FAP training and education; provide after-hours on-call services for emergent family advocacy situations (consultation, crisis intervention/stabilization, safety planning, information/referral, victim advocacy).

• Community Liaison: Liaise with agencies and commands to enhance FAP prevention and response; represent the Navy at community liaison meetings; educate agencies on Navy FAP and risk assessment and participate in prevention/awareness activities; maintain records and workload statistics using forms and automated systems.

• PSB-CY Case Management: Receive reports of problematic sexual behaviors in children/youth; provide or coordinate clinical services; coordinate safety/supervision planning with healthcare providers; serve as primary case manager and point of contact; present case reviews at PSB-CY MDT and CCSM.

• Perform other related duties as assigned.

Benefits

A comprehensive federal benefits package is offered; eligibility depends on the type of position and whether it is full-time, part-time, or intermittent.