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One year hospital social work experience preferred. LMSW - Licensed Medical Social Worker - State Licensure. Develops and implements a comprehensive psychosocial treatment plan utilizing appropriate clinical social work diagnoses, treatments and interventions, including crisis intervention, brief individual, marital and family therapies, and patient, family and caregiver groups.
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Are you a licensed Clinical Social Worker looking to launch a private practice, or grow your existing practice? Are you a licensed Clinical Social Worker looking to launch a private practice, or grow your existing practice.
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LCSW- License Clinical Social Worker - State Licensure. Uses clinical knowledge and screening tools to identify need for case management and/or social work intervention. At Houston Methodist, the Social Worker I (SW I) position provides comprehensive, compassionate, clinical social work and discharge planning to patients and their families of a targeted patient population on a designated unit(s.
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Licensure as a Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) by the Texas Board of Social Work. UTHealth Houston Rosenberg Clinic is hiring a LCSW Senior Social Worker (Hybrid) to join their team in Southwest Houston.
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Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW), LMSW-S, LCSW-S, or Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC/A), LPC-S, LMFT, or other relevant Texas licensure strongly preferred. Master's degree in social work, social services/sciences, human services, public administration, public health, mental health, counseling, business administration, health, or a related field.
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Furthermore, the social worker in a Hybrid role is integral to expanding access to behavioral health services which is important to the clinic as the therapist has long wait times to see new patients.
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Certification/Skills:Licensure as a Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) by the Texas Board of Social Work. Minimum Education:Master's Degree in Social Work from a school approved by the Council on Social Work. Minimum Experience:Five years of social work experience required.
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Create high-quality, engaging content for various social media platforms, including but not limited to Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, TikTok, and YouTube. Job Description: As a Social Media Content Creator, you will be responsible for developing and implementing creative and engaging content strategies across our social media channels for our dealership located in the greater Houston Area. This is a full-time position does not allow for freelance or homebase.
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