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As a Psychiatric Social Worker, the responsibilities encompass comprehensive psychosocial assessments of patients and families, delving into emotional, social, and environmental factors affecting mental health.
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The Social Worker III can provide evaluation and assessment of mental health needs including psychiatric diagnosis and treatment recommendations. Utilizes crisis intervention skills with distressed patients and families.
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Provide assistance to patients, families, and staff, while maintaining respect for boundaries and set appropriate limits Behavioral Health InterventionsFormulates diagnosis for patients with acute or chronic mental health disorders.
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We collaborate with our facility partners to deliver evidence-based mental health care services, including psychiatric assessments, medication management, psychotherapy, crisis intervention, hospital placements and treatment, educational training, and quality regulatory documentation.
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Familiarity with providing remote services and knowledge of child, adolescent, and adult development, co-occurring mental health disorders, evidence‐based counseling, and crisis intervention.
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You cannot concurrently receive behavioral health services from Arlington County Community Service Board (CSB) programs while employed in an Arlington County CSB program (exception Crisis Intervention services.
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Immediate crisis intervention is offered to those facing acute emotional distress or psychiatric emergencies. Furthermore, patient and family education is paramount, empowering them with knowledge about mental health conditions, treatment options, and available community resources to bolster coping skills and support recovery.
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Through access to quality behavioral health, crisis intervention, and suicide intervention services we foster an inclusive community in which everyone can attain wellness and a genuine sense of belonging.
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Master's Degree, PhD, PsyD, EdD in mental health, social work, Counseling, or behavioral health-related field or degree. Experienced in brief, targeted, evidence-based interventions (crisis intervention, trauma, integrative therapies.
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Provides psychosocial and behavioral health support for complex patient and family needs: crisis intervention, drug and alcohol assessment, bereavement services, and support to individuals or groups as referred or identified.
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Lastly, a commitment to continuous learning drives the professional development of this role, keeping them abreast of the latest advancements in pediatric mental health, evidence-based practices, and treatment modalities through ongoing training and development activities.
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1 year of qualifying experience which includes: direct client-facing experience in mental health, social work, behavioral healthcare, crisis care or supporting a 988 crisis hotline, where the responsibilities involved assessing and intervention care.
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Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) by the Virginia Department of Health Professions to be obtained within five years of employment. Knowledge of the theories and techniques of counseling and crisis intervention.
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