Social Worker LCSW Case Management Per Diem Days

John F Kennedy Memorial HospitalIndio, CA
44dOnsite

About The Position

POSITION DESCRIPTION: Screenings and assessments of patients working collaboratively with Case Management to facilitate optimal discharge. Grief work and supportive therapy with patient and family regarding end-of-life decisions and critical illness. Function as a resource and referral service to patients and families. Coordination with outside agencies including but not limited to, APC/CPS and psychiatric services. Monday through Friday non-exempt position with weekend call rotation. Assist with supervision of Social Service interns as requested. Participates in community meetings/associations where social service presence is required. Will be certified by Riverside County as designated 5150 evaluator at JFK Memorial Hospital.

Requirements

  • M.S.W. and current License as Clinical Social Worker in State of California
  • CPR
  • Two (2) years experience in an Acute Care Hospital
  • Familiarity with psychiatric presentations and mental health services including 5150 criteria and process
  • Good communication skills and ability to work with others
  • Knowledge of local community resources and procedures for access

Nice To Haves

  • Spanish speaking preferred

Responsibilities

  • Screenings and assessments of patients working collaboratively with Case Management to facilitate optimal discharge.
  • Grief work and supportive therapy with patient and family regarding end-of-life decisions and critical illness.
  • Function as a resource and referral service to patients and families.
  • Coordination with outside agencies including but not limited to, APC/CPS and psychiatric services.
  • Assist with supervision of Social Service interns as requested.
  • Participates in community meetings/associations where social service presence is required.
  • Will be certified by Riverside County as designated 5150 evaluator at JFK Memorial Hospital.
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