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Sea Mar Community Health Centers, a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) founded in 1978, is a community-based organization committed to providing quality, comprehensive health, human, housing, educational and cultural services to diverse communities, specializing in service to Latinos in Washington State.
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What we are looking for:A Therapist that is responsible for delivering culturally competent services that consist of mental health assessments, screening for human trafficking concerns, crisis intervention and support services and psycho-educational support groups for recently migrated youth as they adjust to life in the United States.
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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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A bachelor's degree in psychology, sociology, social work, nursing, rehabilitation, education, pre-med, theology, anthropology, or a degree in the field of human services plus certification by OMH as a mental health family based worker.
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Preferred Minimum of 1-year experience in care coordination, community health, social service, or medical practice (such as Community Health Worker, Medical Assistant, Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), Patient Care Technician, Home Health Aide, or other clinical support staff member.
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COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Implement innovative outreach strategies to identify underserved individuals in CCHC and educate/assist for access to primary care including support programs and services offered at CCHC. Conducts outreach to high risk patients identified through internal referrals and/or individuals receiving behavioral health services.
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The Community Support Worker will provide essential support services to individuals experiencing mental health crises, ensuring they receive the necessary resources and assistance to stabilize and improve their situations.
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The Community Health Worker (CHW) is responsible for assisting patients and their families to navigate and access community services, other resources, and adopt healthy behaviors.
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The Community Health Worker (CHW) will work with low-income, high-need women of reproductive age to provide support and education with the purpose of informing their health decisions and behaviors and connecting them to resources through one-on-one interactions, home visits, and groups within the community.
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Description The Community Health Worker (CHW) is responsible for helping patients and their families to navigate and access community services, other resources, and adopt healthy behaviors.
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Adding to our outstanding benefits, some members of Outreachs clinical and professional staff may be eligible for student loan forgiveness and repayment plans for persons working in public service, education, and health care, including the federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) Program, Income-Driven Repayment (IDR) Plan, or the New York State Licensed Social Worker Loan Forgiveness (LSWLF) Program.
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As a Field Based Community Health Worker (CHW), you will act in a liaison role with Community Organizations/members to ensure appropriate care is accessed as well as to provide home and social assessments and member education.
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The purpose of this position is to support the Agency’s needs by providing support based on CRT’s Steps to Success model, the Certified Community Health Worker (CHW) is responsible for providing a wide-range of services; including, but not limited to, outreach, engagement, education, coaching, informal counseling, social support, advocacy, care coordination, and basic screening and assessments of any risks associated with social determinants of Health.
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Community Support, Social Work, Mental Health, Counseling, Case Management, Community Outreach, Advocacy, Support Services, Crisis Intervention, Behavioral Health, Human Services, Public Health, Nonprofit, Collaboration, Partnership Building, Networking Cultural Competency, Diversity and Inclusion.
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These positions do require a QMHP Certification and possession of one of the following Oregon Health Licensures: Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Licensed Professional Counselor, Licensed Psychologist or Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist.
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