Case Managers for hire in Tucson, AZ
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Most popular skills
Communication Skills13%Organizational Skills11%Supervising Experience9%Education level
Bachelor's degree42%High school diploma or GED38%Associate's degree10%Years of experience
1-2 years4%3-5 years6%6-10 years14%Current company
Old Pueblo Community ServicesOur Family ServicesVision Quest
Time at current job
Less than 1 year18%1-2 years32%2-5 years39%
Browse Indeed's database of 868 profiles for Case Managers in Tucson, AZ
Last updated: Jul 14, 2026
Case Manager: Cost of hiring?
- Common salary in Tucson, AZ: $44,931 yearly
- Typical salaries range from $32,064 – $62,962 yearly
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Peer Support Specialist/Case Manager
Tucson, Arizona
Licenses & certifications
CPIFirst Aid CertificationDriver's LicenseCPRServsafeCertified Recovery SpecialistSkills
Supervising ExperienceCommunication SkillsOrganizational SkillsLeadershipTime ManagementProduct ManagementBHT, Buena Vista Recovery
Tucson, Arizona
Licenses & certifications
CPIDementia CareExperience Working with Individuals with DementiaFirst Aid CertificationMemory CareCaregiver CertificationSkills
Organizational SkillsLeadershipTime ManagementCommunication SkillsPerson-Centered TherapyHeavy LiftingCase Manager / Counselor, Employment Specialist
Tucson, Arizona
Licenses & certifications
Class DCertified Compensation ProfessionalHeartsaver CertificationDriver's LicenseConfidential ClearanceCertified Recovery SpecialistSkills
LeadershipTime ManagementParalegal ExperiencePublic SpeakingCommunication SkillsAnalysis SkillsCase Manager
Tucson, Arizona
Licenses & certifications
Class DAEDFirst Aid CertificationMSHA CertificationCertified Case ManagerDriver's LicenseSkills
Communication SkillsLeadershipOrganizational SkillsSupervising ExperiencePublic SpeakingPresentation SkillsLicensed Medical Social Worker/Volunteer coordinator
Tucson, Arizona
Licenses & certifications
LMSWSIDS CertificationDriver's LicenseCPRSocial Work LicenseLSWSkills
Organizational SkillsLeadershipCommunication SkillsCrisis ManagementCrisis ManagementSocial WorkSenior Counselor/ Jail specialists
Tucson, Arizona
Licenses & certifications
CPIAEDRBT CertificationFirst Aid CertificationDriver's LicenseResidential Care/Assisted Living AdministratorSkills
Supervising ExperienceExperience Working with Individuals with AutismAnalysis SkillsLeadershipCommunication SkillsProgram Management
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What's the average time to fill a case manager role?
The average time to fill a case manager role is 63 days, calculated from the moment the job is posted until a candidate accepts the offer.
What skills do case managers tend to have?
According to the candidates available on Smart Sourcing, the most common skills for a case manager include: communication skills, organizational skills and supervising experience.
What licenses or certifications are common for a case manager?
Common licenses or certifications for case managers include: Driver's License, First Aid Certification and CPR.
What are some job titles related to case managers?
According to Indeed’s Smart Sourcing data, job titles related to case managers include: peer support specialist/case manager, licensed medical social worker/volunteer coordinator and bht, buena vista recovery.
What level of education is common for a case manager?
Bachelor's degree is the most common level of education for a case manager in Tucson, AZ, according to available candidates on Smart Sourcing.
How many years of experience is common for a case manager?
Most case managers have 16 years of professional experience.
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