Care Manager

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Industry & Occupation

Healthcare & Welfare

Classification

Summary

A professional who creates and manages care plans and coordinates with relevant organizations to ensure that elderly people and those with disabilities can appropriately utilize caregiving services.

Description

Care managers assess the physical and mental conditions and living environments of elderly people and those with disabilities (assessment) to create and manage individualized care plans, ensuring they receive appropriate caregiving services. They coordinate with care providers, medical institutions, and related organizations, facilitate service manager conferences, conduct periodic monitoring, and revise plans to provide support tailored to the needs of users and their families. In addition to knowledge of laws and systems, strong communication skills, coordination abilities, and problem-solving skills are required.

Future Outlook

Demand is increasing due to the progression of super-aging society. Skills in multi-professional collaboration and ICT utilization are required.

Personality Traits

Compassionate / Good Listener / Good at Coordination / Patient / Strong Sense of Responsibility

Work Style

Community Comprehensive Care Center / Day Shifts / In-Home Care Support / Visiting Duties

Career Path

Senior Certified Care Manager → Service Delivery Supervisor → Facility Manager → Community-Based Integrated Care System Coordinator → Welfare Counselor

Required Skills

Assessment / Care Plan Creation / Coordination with Related Organizations / Long-term Care Insurance System Knowledge / Monitoring and Evaluation

Recommended Skills

Counseling and Assistance Techniques / Dementia Care / Medical Care Knowledge / Office Software / Welfare Equipment Selection

Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)

Item Description
Attention to Detail & Accuracy Because accuracy in details such as long-term care insurance requirements and contract contents is required.
Communication Skills Because frequent dialogue with users, families, and related organizations is necessary.
Planning & Organization Because it is necessary to plan the optimal care plan according to the user's situation.
Problem Solving The ability to respond to problems during service use and changes in needs, and make adjustments is essential.

Aptitudes (Weaknesses Acceptable)

Item Description
Numerical & Quantitative Analysis Because advanced mathematical analysis is not required.

Related Qualifications

  • Certified Care Manager Qualification
  • Certified Care Worker
  • Certified Psychiatric Social Worker
  • Certified Social Worker
  • Nurse

Aliases

  • Certified Care Manager

Related Jobs

  • Certified Care Worker
  • Certified Social Worker
  • Nurse
  • Social Worker
  • Visiting Caregiver (Home Helper)

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