Clinical Treatment Coordinator II

Fairview Health Services•Minneapolis, MN

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Clinical Treatment Coordinator II partners with the physician and interdisciplinary team to guide patients and families through a treatment episode, including assessment, treatment planning, discharge planning, and community re-entry. The role includes managing expectations, responding to the crisis of hospitalization, supporting discharge and community re-entry needs, and monitoring patient length of stay and avoidable days. This is a casual position at 0.1 FTE, requiring two shifts per month. The scheduled hours are weekends, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The coordinator leads and coordinates case management and treatment planning, completes and updates interdisciplinary assessments, maintains appropriate documentation, and supports evidence-based care and practice improvement.

Requirements

Master of Arts in psychology, counseling, marriage and family therapy, a related field, or social work; or a doctorate in one of these fields.
Completion of Behavioral Control Situation training, with retraining every two years or as often as required.
Two years of therapy, case management, or assessment experience, including face-to-face therapeutic or clinical services for adult or child/adolescent clients.
Basic Life Support certification from the American Heart Association, Red Cross, or MTN upon hire.
One of the following licenses: Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW), Licensed Psychologist (LP), Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC), or Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT).

Responsibilities

Coordinate treatment planning and lead management of each case.
Partner with physicians and collaborate with patients, families, and the interdisciplinary team to develop treatment plans.
Develop individualized plans that account for age, social and cultural considerations, clinical diagnosis, level of functioning, and other relevant needs.
Implement, reassess, and adjust treatment plans as necessary.
Assess individual patient needs and complete an interdisciplinary assessment tool with each patient, updating it weekly.
Communicate frequently and effectively with the interdisciplinary team to ensure continuity and coordination of care.
Maintain thorough, timely, legible, clinically appropriate documentation that meets regulatory requirements.
Develop clinically relevant transition and discharge plans in partnership with physicians, patients, families, and the interdisciplinary team.
Support patients and families through hospitalization, discharge, and community re-entry, including managing expectations and responding to the crisis of hospitalization.
Monitor and manage patient length of stay and avoidable days.
Use standards, guidelines, and pathways to advance evidence-based care and incorporate data and information into practice to improve patient outcomes.
Promote evidence-based practice through activities such as using evidence-based policies, attending learning opportunities, participating in practice or research councils, projects, journal clubs, literature reviews, developing care standards or pathways, presentations, or research studies.