Social Worker PRN

Intermountain Health•Heber, UT

6d•$39 - $60•Onsite

About The Position

The Social Work Care Manager I uses clinical expertise to conduct psychosocial assessments, develop and implement care plans with the care team, and assess crisis situations. The role provides clinical counseling, diagnosis, brief therapeutic interventions, resources and referrals, and individual and family treatment as indicated. It collaborates with patients, support persons, healthcare providers, insurers, community resources, and other involved parties. This PRN position covers weekend shifts at Park City Hospital and Heber Valley Hospital in Utah.

Requirements

Master of Social Work (MSW) from an accredited institution; degree verification is required.
Current state licensure, as applicable, obtained prior to or upon completion of required supervision hours.
Basic computer proficiency, including familiarity with word processing and spreadsheet software.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Demonstrated ability to apply critical thinking skills.
For duties requiring home or community visits: current BLS certification, a current driver’s license, current auto insurance, an acceptable driving record, and reliable transportation.

Nice To Haves

Case Management Certification.
Experience in clinical care management, social work, or working with third-party payers.
Understanding of care management principles and practices.
Understanding of health insurance products and related processes.
Understanding of coding, episode of care, and length-of-stay guidelines.
Ability to work independently, demonstrate self-motivation, maintain a positive attitude, and adapt to a rapidly changing environment.

Responsibilities

Evaluate patients for transition planning, mental health, substance use, and goals of care.
Develop and monitor care plans, addressing social determinants of health and connecting patients with community resources.
Use motivational interviewing and therapeutic techniques to support mental health care, women’s services, behavioral change, trauma-informed care, and substance use disorders.
Provide brief individual, group, and family therapy, as well as psychosocial assessments.
Identify mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders and connect patients to services.
Train staff, educate patients, advocate for patient rights and access to care, and facilitate safe transitions to the community.
Collaborate with healthcare teams, insurers, and community providers to support quality care.
Lead improvement initiatives, track key metrics, and ensure adherence to policies.
Facilitate clinical goals-of-care discussions with patients, families, and care teams.