Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor
About The Position
Job Summary:# Provides psychosocial assessments, plans and implements various types of counseling, conducts and coordinates care planning for complex cases and participates in multidisciplinary team process. Victims of domestic violence, child and adult neglect and abuse, adoptions and other DSS issues shall be the Social Worker#s responsibility. The LCSW shall work closely with our team of professionals including physicians, nurses and staff to provide counseling, education and resource identification while providing quality services related to emotional and mental health. Must be knowledgeable with State and Federal laws as they pertain to adult and child abuse reporting and domestic violence. The LCSW will act as a resource consultant for providers, clinics, and navigators with individualized patient care planning. Must be compliant with State, Federal, Medical Group Practice guidelines. Utilizes technology and reports such as EHR, disease registries, PCP platforms and Managed Care, MSSP, Medicaid, and PCMH reports to perform job role.
Requirements
- Master#s or Doctorate Degree in Counseling or Social Work from an accredited college or university with a minimum of 3000 hours of experience in social work required
- North Carolina State Certification required
- Thorough knowledge in principals and methods of social work, counseling, including guardianship issues, adoptions, neglect and abuse issues, undocumented citizens and placement practice
- Advanced skills in negotiation with State, Federal and community facilities and agencies
- Knowledgeable of State and Federal laws as they relate to social work reporting practices
- Exemplary verbal and written communication, creative thinking and cost savings practice
- Proficient with computer and MS office software
Nice To Haves
- Extensive community and mental health experience preferred
Responsibilities
- Provides psychosocial assessments
- Plans and implements various types of counseling
- Conducts and coordinates care planning for complex cases
- Participates in multidisciplinary team process
- Work closely with our team of professionals including physicians, nurses and staff to provide counseling, education and resource identification while providing quality services related to emotional and mental health
- Act as a resource consultant for providers, clinics, and navigators with individualized patient care planning
- Utilizes technology and reports such as EHR, disease registries, PCP platforms and Managed Care, MSSP, Medicaid, and PCMH reports to perform job role
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Industry
Hospitals
Number of Employees
1,001-5,000 employees
