Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Bancroft•Mount Laurel, NJ

About The Position

Bancroft is hiring a Licensed Clinical Social Worker to provide direct, consultative, and supportive assessment and therapeutic services in psychotherapy and cognitive rehabilitation therapy to persons served and outpatients. The role is intended to enhance individual potential for learning and address each person’s specific rehabilitation needs. Services are provided in collaboration with trans-disciplinary teams and under the direct supervision of an LCSW, in accordance with applicable regulations, professional standards, individual program plans, privacy requirements, and Bancroft policies and procedures. The position also includes case management, consultation and technical support for team members and families, collaboration in program development and monitoring, and participation in behavior-management and crisis-intervention activities. The clinician is expected to stay current with relevant clinical practices and required training and licensing obligations, and to adapt work schedules and assignments to rehabilitation needs. The stated salary range is $73,375–$95,000. Bancroft is an Equal Opportunity Employer and supports diversity, equity, and inclusion in hiring and employment practices.

Requirements

Master’s degree in Social Work.
Maintain an LCSW license.
Receive ACBIS certification within 12 months of hire.

Nice To Haves

Prior experience working with neurologically impaired individuals.

Responsibilities

Implement clinical services for individual persons served under the direct supervision of an LCSW and in collaboration with the Trans-disciplinary team, following applicable regulations, standards, guidelines, individual program plans, HIPAA, and Bancroft policies and procedures.
Provide direct and consultative psychological services, treatments, and interventions in accordance with applicable regulations, professional standards, individual program plans, HIPAA, and Bancroft policies and procedures.
Provide direct psychological therapy, treatment services, and interventions to persons served.
Provide direct and consultative cognitive rehabilitation therapy services to persons served.
Consult with the Trans-Disciplinary Team, other staff members, family members, and residential direct-care givers about psychological services.
Collaborate with clinical disciplines, residential and vocational staff, and families to develop, implement, and monitor programs that meet each person’s rehabilitation needs.
Provide case management, including referrals to community agencies, and serve as a liaison between Bancroft and external case managers and funders.
Provide ongoing technical support to and serve as a member of the Trans-Disciplinary Team regarding behavior intervention programs; develop methods and techniques to support functionally sound behavior plans as needed and in accordance with individual program plans.
May serve on the Behavior Management Committee, present plans to the Behavior Management Committee and/or Human Rights Committee, contribute to staff learning, and support coordinated delivery of behavioral, educational, vocational, and recreational services.
Follow state-approved emergency procedures and use Bancroft-approved crisis-intervention techniques.
Stay aware of current and changing trends, techniques, methods, and research in the field.
Perform other assigned or necessary direct-service, consultative, assessment, and supportive duties related to psychological therapy and treatment; remain flexible and adaptable in schedules and assignments according to rehabilitation needs.
Maintain required training certifications, meet state-regulated licensing and accreditation requirements, and adhere to mandatory requirements.