Social Worker MSW (Full-Time/Day) Center City

Thomas Jefferson University•Philadelphia, PA
•Onsite

About The Position

Provides social work services, assesses and enhances the patient’s/family’s/significant other’s ability to cope with physical, emotional and environmental problems related to illness/convalescence and discharge plan. Works collaboratively with the multidisciplinary healthcare team to establish a discharge plan for the patient.

Requirements

  • Graduate from an accredited Masters of Social Work program required.
  • Masters of Social Work required.
  • Minimum of 2 years hospital based social work experience.
  • Active LSW or LCSW required for New Jersey positions and preferred for Pennsylvania positions.

Nice To Haves

  • LSW or LCSW preferred for Pennsylvania positions.

Responsibilities

  • Interacts with co-workers, visitors, and other staff consistent with the values of Jefferson.
  • Conducts psychosocial assessment/reassignment of patients/significant others relating to the social, emotional and cognitive capabilities of patients in relationship to their illness and health maintenance needs.
  • Develops and implements a plan of intervention that addresses identified needs related to needs/problems identified during assessment.
  • Collaborated with the multidisciplinary team to ensure appropriate discharge planning.
  • Provides counseling for patient/family/significant others to assist with coping with new diagnoses, chronic illness and palliative or terminal care.
  • Advocates on behalf of the patients/families to enable them to obtain necessary services.

Benefits

  • Medical (including prescription)
  • Supplemental insurance
  • Dental
  • Vision
  • Life and AD&D insurance
  • Short- and long-term disability
  • Flexible spending accounts
  • Retirement plans
  • Tuition assistance
  • Voluntary benefits
  • Tuition discounts at Thomas Jefferson University after one year of full time service or two years of part time service.
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