Care Management Continuing Care Manager Weekender

About the role

Under general supervision, provides psycho-social services including: psychosocial assessment, complex discharge planning, coordination of services, resource referral, support group facilitation and consultation. Participates in interdisciplinary collaboration with RN Care Managers, Physicians, Residents, and staff on various units.

Responsibilities

• Participates in interdisciplinary collaboration with RN Care Managers, Physicians, Residents, and staff on various units.
• Collaborates with service line team members to distribute patient case load.
• Discharge planning experience preferred.
• Knowledge of various social, home care, extended care, hospice, government program, commercial insurance and community services.
• Knowledge of social work theories, therapies and techniques of casework process.
• Knowledge of principles and regulations of public welfare and Medicaid.
• Skill in coordinating efforts of a interdisciplinary team (agency, hospital, hospice, payer, etc.).
• Ability to assess complex patient needs including psychiatric and substance abuse.
• Ability to assist with coordination of services for patients with limited resources.
• Customer service skills.
• Skill in word processing programs.
• Assesses discharge needs for patients.

Requirements

• Licensed in Maryland as an LGSW, LCSW or LCSW-C.
• Education: Masters’ in Social Work.
• Experience: 3 years of clinical social work experience, preferably in a hospital setting.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of social work theories, therapies and techniques of casework process.
• Knowledge of principles and regulations of public welfare and Medicaid.
• Knowledge of various social, home care, extended care, hospice, government program, commercial insurance and community services.
• Ability to assess complex patient needs including psychiatric and substance abuse.
• Ability to assist with coordination of services for patients with limited resources.
• Customer service skills.
• Ability to assess discharge needs for patients.

Skills

• Discharge planning experience preferred.
• Knowledge of social work theories, therapies and techniques of casework process.
• Knowledge of principles and regulations of public welfare and Medicaid.
• Skill in coordinating efforts of a interdisciplinary team (agency, hospital, hospice, payer, etc.).
• Ability to assess complex patient needs including psychiatric and substance abuse.
• Ability to assist with coordination of services for patients with limited resources.
• Customer service skills.
• Ability to assess discharge needs for patients.

Benefits

N/A

Pay

$58,488.99 - $93,582.39

Schedule

N/A