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The Clinical Social Worker, Licensed, is knowledgeable of post-hospital care and services available to the patient including, but not limited to the following: Home Health, Infusion Services, Durable Medical Equipment, Palliative Care, Hospice, Outpatient Services, Transitions of Care Clinics, Transitional Care supportive programs and clinics, follow up appointments, Skilled Nursing Facilities, Rehabilitation Services and Facilities and Community-based Organizations.
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Experience / Knowledge / Skills : Three (3) years of nursing or social work experience acute hospital-based preferred, or three (3) years of experience comparable clinical setting (i.e. ambulatory surgery center, infusion/dialysis clinic, Federally Qualified Health Clinic (FQHC), skilled nursing facility, or wound clinic.
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As one of the largest not-for-profit health systems in Southeast Texas, Memorial Hermann has an award-winning and nationally acclaimed Accountable Care Organization, 17 hospitals and numerous specialty programs and services conveniently located throughout the Greater Houston area.
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A health services organization in New York City is currently seeking a new Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) and/or Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) to join their Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) team at one of their inpatient mental health facilities in Manhattan.
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Advanced Health Care is searching for a talented Administrator to lead an exceptional team at our Landerhaven Skilled Nursing Facility located in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Specific job details: As a Licensed Social Worker you will have the opportunity to provide direct patient care services including discharge planning and follow-through, as an integral member of the health care team.
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LifeLong Medical Care is a large, multi-site, Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) with a rich history of providing innovative healthcare and social services to a wonderfully diverse patient community.
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The functions of the Social Worker include: crisis intervention patient/family intervention high-risk screening brief counseling referrals for financial or other identified resource needs arrange and facilitate family/patient representative meetings with the health care team as needed arrange post-acute placement on complex discharges and engagement of appropriate agencies or community resources when high-risk patients are identified.
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Under the direction of the Senior Psychologist, Supervisor or Supervising Psychiatric Social Worker and/or the Chief of Mental Health (CMH), the Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), provides mental health services to mentally ill inmates/wards.
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The Community Health Worker collaborates with the Retention and Adherence Program (RAP) team and members of a patient’s care team to provide strategic individual and group interventions to facilitate antiretroviral (ART) adherence and minimize barriers to reengagement and retention in care.
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Promotes linkages with community mental health agencies, other support services and families for inmate care and coordination for continuum of care; including discharge planning; collaborates with community health providers for inmates who are enrolled clients.
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Hospice care is provided by our specially-trained team of health care professionals, including a medical director/physician, medical social worker, skilled nurse, home health aide, spiritual counselor and hospice volunteer.
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Collaborates with the interdisciplinary care plan team which may include member, caregivers, member`s legal representative, physician, care providers, and ancillary support services to address care issues, specific member needs and disease processes whether, medical, behavioral, social, community based or long term care services.
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Maintain effective communication with health care team members related to assessment findings, discharge planning needs and provider orders needed to arrange Homecare, Durable Medical Equipment, Transportation, Skilled Nursing or Acute Rehab Facility placement, Substance Abuse Treatment and outpatient follow-up.
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Coordinate access to services/fulfillment of integrated health needs with providers including Specialists, Primary Care Physician, Social Service Agencies, and others as directed by the care plan.
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