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Position Title: Case Manager (Social Worker)

Posted 8/5/26

Overview: The Case Manager plays a vital role in empowering individuals, households, and communities on their journey toward long-term stability and economic mobility.

Using a strengths-based, person-centered approach, the Case Manager provides comprehensive support across the critical domains that make stability possible, including employment, housing, transportation, childcare, and physical and behavioral health.

The Case Manager collaborates closely with internal teams and external partners to identify eligible individuals, connect them to essential services, and foster progress through ongoing coaching and case management, ensuring every customer has an actionable pathway toward stability across all areas of their life and meaningful participation in the workforce.

Please download and review the full Case Manager (Social Worker) job description to learn more, including qualifications, benefits, schedule, and how to apply.


Position Title: Case Manager

Posted 8/5/26

Overview: Case Managers at PCSI support individuals and families across a tiered continuum of care, from same-day crisis intervention to multi-month stabilization support, with pathways into longer-term economic mobility coaching when customers are ready. The role requires shifting fluidly between modes: resource navigator when someone walks in needing utility assistance or food today, and support specialist when a customer is ready to work on stability across employment, housing, finances, and well-being over the longer term.

While each Case Manager may develop areas of specialty based on their interests, experience, and the agency’s needs, every case manager is expected to maintain a foundational understanding of the full range of PCSI services and programs, and to be able to step in and provide most of them when needed. When a colleague is out, when a customer walks in with an urgent need, or when a referral can be handled directly rather than passed along, Case Managers are ready to help.

Using a strengths-based, person-centered approach, Case Managers build relationships rooted in dignity and respect, meet customers where they are, and connect them to the right level of support, both within PCSI and across community partners.

Please download and review the full Case Manager job description to learn more, including qualifications, benefits, schedule, and how to apply.

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Main Office (North Oakland)
249 N. Craig St.
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
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Phone: 412-904-4700
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