Social Worker

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What Awaits You:

• Opportunities for Career Growth - Build a meaningful career with access to professional development, mentorship, and advancement pathways.
• Collaborative and Inclusive Environment - Work alongside a diverse team of professionals who value mutual respect, innovation, and teamwork.
• Comprehensive Benefits Package - Take advantage of a competitive and affordable benefits program that supports your health, financial security, and overall well-being.
• $5,000 sign-on bonus

Summary
The Social Worker provides direct psychosocial care, including assessments, care planning, counseling, crisis intervention, and discharge planning. Working collaboratively with patients, families, physicians, and the interdisciplinary team, the role addresses psychosocial barriers, engages patients/families in care, and connects them with resources to optimize outcomes.

Essential Functions

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  Conducts screenings, psychosocial assessments, and develops care plans.

  
  
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  Provides counseling, crisis intervention, grief support, abuse/neglect reporting, and resource referrals.

  
  
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  Coordinates care and discharge planning with the multidisciplinary team.

  
  
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  Maintains timely and accurate documentation per regulatory standards.

  
  
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  Facilitates family meetings, interdisciplinary rounds, and community resource connections.

  
  
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  Mentors junior staff; may supervise students and social workers per state regulations.

  
  
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  Participates in quality improvement initiatives and provides coverage as needed.

  
  
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  For Community Psychiatry Program: independently diagnoses, completes intakes, monitors treatment effectiveness, and complies with Joint Commission standards.

  
  

Qualifications

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  Education: MSW required.

  
  
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  Licensure: Valid LCSW-C required.

  
  
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  Skills: Strong assessment, counseling, crisis intervention, care planning, and conflict resolution skills. Knowledge of community resources and the psychosocial impact of illness. Proficiency in electronic health records and excellent communication skills.