Clinical Social Worker (11:30AM - 8:00PM EST)

Thyme Care•Remote, United States

2d•Remote

About The Position

Thyme Care is a market-leading value-based oncology care enabler that partners with health plans, providers, and employers to deliver better outcomes and lower costs for people with cancer. Our model combines high-touch human support with technology and AI to connect caregivers, oncologists, health plans, and employers. We aim to make cancer care more human and to become a household name in cancer care. As a Clinical Social Worker at Thyme Care, you will be a crucial support for members and their care network, providing psychosocial and emotional support throughout their cancer journey via phone, email, text, and telemedicine. All patient interactions will be virtual.

Requirements

Master's degree in Social Work from a school or program accredited by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE).
Valid and current master’s level license in current practice state (i.e., LISW, LCSW).
An unrestricted license and a willingness to obtain additional state licenses as needed.
Experience with video chatting, Google Suite, Slack, electronic health records, or comfort in using and learning new technology is vital.

Nice To Haves

OSW-C or APHSW-C preferred.
Minimum three to five years of experience working as a social worker in a health care setting.
Oncology, palliative care, serious illness care and/or hospice experience is desired.
Experience working at a startup or tech-forward company would be exceptional.
A desire to learn how to use new technologies.

Responsibilities

Conduct comprehensive psychosocial assessments to identify patients' and families' needs, addressing emotional concerns such as anxiety, depression, grief, adjustment, and coping mechanisms related to cancer diagnosis and treatment.
Assess for and address financial toxicity, distress, changes in relationships/roles, custody planning, caregiver demands, advance care planning, and spiritual/existential distress.
Assess, diagnose, and provide therapeutic interventions to address behavioral health needs.
Provide immediate support and intervention in behavioral health crises and sudden changes in prognosis or end-of-life decisions.
Identify and connect patients and families with relevant community resources for complex social or behavioral health needs.
Collaborate with the healthcare team, including oncologists, behavioral health providers, nurses, and other specialists, to ensure coordinated care and address social or emotional barriers impacting treatment adherence.
Advocate for patients' needs with insurance companies, healthcare providers, and other relevant agencies to access necessary treatment and support services.
Lead support groups for cancer patients and their families, provide education on cancer-related topics, and facilitate peer-to-peer support.