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The Medical Social Worker (MSW) is a qualified professional who, in accordance with the plan of treatment, assists the physician and other team members in understanding the significant social and emotional factors related to the health problems.
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The Medical Social Worker (MSW) assists the Physician, among others, in understanding the significant social/emotional factors related to the health problems and participates in the development/maintenance of a treatment plan to fit their specific needs.
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Current Social Worker License in the state of practice in accordance with state licensure requirements. Participate in IDG team conferences identifying social problems, their severity, and their inter-relatedness to the medical situation, including assessing a family's circumstance and discusses alternate methods of alleviating the situation.
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HarmonyCares is one of the nation’s largest home-based primary care practices. This includes HarmonyCares, HarmonyCares Medical Group, HarmonyCares Home Health and HarmonyCares Hospice.
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The Clinical Social Worker works collaboratively with the Care Team to provide care management services and helps address an individual’s ability to maintain independence in the home, chronic care management, end of life decisions, cognitive/functional status, frequency acute care utilization, and a patient/caregiver support system.
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Advanced Palliative Hospice Social Worker Certification-APHSW-C, through Social Work and Palliative Care Network. Has a current Social Worker License in the state of practice in accordance with state licensure requirements.
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Position Description The Medical Social Worker (MSW) assists the Physician, among others, in understanding the significant social/emotional factors related to the health problems and participates in the development/maintenance of a treatment plan to fit their specific needs.
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