Katina Myers

• Assisted in the development and launch of the Enhanced Case Management-Like Services program for D-SNP members as the first social worker in the department.
• Developed workflows, collaborated across interdisciplinary teams, and piloted a targeted care management model for high-need dual-eligible patients
• Enroll and serves specific populations of focus with complex needs, including individuals experiencing homelessness, those at risk for hospital admissions, and individuals with serious mental health or substance use disorders
• Connects members to specialty departments and community supports including non-medical services designed to address social drivers of health, such as housing, transportation, food access, community health workers, IHSS and other essential community resources and care coordination
• Trained incoming social workers to ensure continuity of care and program alignment

• Provided care coordination for individuals dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid by connecting members with medical, behavioral, and community resources to support complex health and social needs

• Developed and implemented personalized care plans through comprehensive assessments in collaboration with interdisciplinary teams

• Partnered with local agencies, community based programs, and healthcare providers to ensure continuity of care and expand access to essential services

• Collaborated with multiple agencies including ICWA, cultural brokers, schools, law enforcement, behavioral health, and legal representatives to support family and child welfare

• Provided field instruction and supervision to the Title IV-E social work interns as the only MSW in the unit

• Conducted comprehensive assessments, substance abuse evaluations, and home visits to develop culturally responsive case plans and ensure client safety and well-being

• Prepared court reports, participated in court hearings, and facilitated Child and Family Team (CFT) meetings and interdisciplinary discussions to guide case planning, service coordination for reunification or permanency

• Provided case management and referrals for housing, employment, transportation, and basic needs while maintaining accurate documentation and ethical standards per NASW guidelines