Caseworker or Social Worker ( BSW or MSW ) - Union
About the role
Caseworker:
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Functions as a member of a professional team which provides evaluation and treatment for psychiatric patients including but not limited to: psychological assessment, crisis intervention, case management, patient advocacy, care coordination, and community outreach
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Provides input in treatment decisions; presents specific treatment plans for approval.
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Obtains information from patients and other appropriate sources upon which treatment recommendations are initiated, records all information in medical record.
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Involves patient, family and others as appropriate in delivery of care and treatment recommendations.
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Works with patient to determine goals to be achieved during course of treatment.
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Makes arrangements for the safe and expedient transfer of patients as required.
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Acts as a resource of information for Division members, patients, referral sources, etc.
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Assists with provider schedule maintenance.
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Sets up appointments, arranges for follow-up treatment as indicated.
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Strives to support quality patient care, patient satisfaction and to assist in the accomplishment of related goals.
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Assists with insurance verification and authorization procedures.
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Part of interdisciplinary team that ensures the patients progress in the acute episode of care through post discharge and is quality driven while being efficient and cost effective.
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Interacts with patients, family members, healthcare professionals, and community and state agencies. Serving as a liaison between the hospital and community agencies or facilities for the exchange of clinical and referral information.
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Identifies high risk patients from a psychosocial/financial perspective, assesses they psychological needs of patients and families and provides information, support, counseling, care management, and referrals to appropriate resources.
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Resolve psychosocial patient care issues and to develop and implement a complex patient transition/discharge plan.
Social Worker:
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Functions as a member of a professional team which provides evaluation and treatment for psychiatric patients including but not limited to: psychological assessment, crisis intervention, case management, patient advocacy, care coordination, and community outreach
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Provides input in treatment decisions; presents specific treatment plans for approval.
-
Obtains information from patients and other appropriate sources upon which treatment recommendations are initiated, records all information in medical record.
-
Involves patient, family and others as appropriate in delivery of care and treatment recommendations.
-
Works with patient to determine goals to be achieved during course of treatment.
-
Makes arrangements for the safe and expedient transfer of patients as required.
-
Acts as a resource of information for Division members, patients, referral sources, etc.
-
Assists with provider schedule maintenance.
-
Sets up appointments, arranges for follow-up treatment as indicated.
-
Strives to support quality patient care, patient satisfaction and to assist in the accomplishment of related goals.
-
Assists with insurance verification and authorization procedures.
-
Part of interdisciplinary team that ensures the patients progress in the acute episode of care through post discharge and is quality driven while being efficient and cost effective
-
Interacts with patients, family members, healthcare professionals, and community and state agencies. Serving as a liaison between the hospital and community agencies or facilities for the exchange of clinical and referral information.
-
Identifies high risk patients from a psychosocial/financial perspective, assesses they psychological needs of patients and families and provides information, support, counseling, care management, and referrals to appropriate resources.
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Resolve psychosocial patient care issues and to develop and implement a complex patient transition/discharge plan.
Work is typically performed in a clinical environment. Accountable for satisfying all job specific obligations and complying with all organization policies and procedures. The specific statements in this profile are not intended to be all-inclusive. They represent typical elements considered necessary to successfully perform the job. Additional competencies and skills outlined in any department-specific orientation will be considered essential to the performance of the job related to that position.
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