Sara Luther
Alto,GA
Summary
Dedicated case manager with strong problem-solving and client advocacy skills. Expertise in effective documentation and community resource utilization, ensuring clients receive necessary support and services for optimal outcomes.
Overview
8
8
years of professional experience
Work History
Case Manager/Investigator
Georgia Department of Human Services/ Division of Aging Services
06.2018 - 04.2026
- Assessed client needs for individual improvement
- Analyzed options for services available
- Interviewed clients and community partners to gather information
- Monitored clients' progress and tracked client services to provide crisis interventions.
- Reported to case stakeholders
- Determined allegation(s) outcome
- Utilized community resources to access services
- Partnered with clients to maximize their individual potential
- Educated community on agency services
- Assisted clients in setting achievable goals while providing ongoing encouragement and support throughout the process of reaching those objectives.
- Monitored client progress and adjusted case goals to ensure effective outcomes
- Advocated for clients' rights, ensuring access to necessary services and supports
- Maintained accurate documentation on all cases
Education
MBA - Healthcare Management
Brenau University
Gainesville, GA05.2018
Bachelor of Science - Health Promotion And Education
University of Georgia
Athens, GA05.2002
Skills
- Case documentation
- Case management
- Documentation management
- Community resources
- Problem-solving
- Conflict resolution
- Resource coordination
Accomplishments
- 2022 Commissioner's Employee of the Year Award/ Division of Aging Services
- 2022 Positive Impact Award/ Division of Aging Services
- 2019 Spirit of Adult Protective Services/ Division of Aging Services
Timeline
Case Manager/Investigator
Georgia Department of Human Services/ Division of Aging Services
06.2018 - 04.2026
MBA - Healthcare Management
Brenau University
Bachelor of Science - Health Promotion And Education
University of Georgia