Social Worker; R274324

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Job Location (Full Address):2613 W Henrietta Rd, Suite B, Brighton, New York 14623

Opening:

Worker Subtype:

Regular

Time Type:

Full time

Scheduled Weekly

Hours:

40

Department:500136 Psychiatry SMH Social Work

Work Shift:

UR – Day (United States of America)

Range:

UR URCC 211

Compensation Range:$63,086.00 – $85,176.00
Responsibilities:

The embedded medical social worker is an integral member of the Medicine in Psychiatry Service – Primary Care (MIPS-PC) outpatient clinic- located at Brighton Health Campus. Social work services provided include biopsychosocial assessments and treatment, advocacy, care coordination and other services to adult patients and their families, with the goal of improving the patient’s overall health and well-being.

In this role, the medical social worker partners with the primary care team and provides screening of patients with medical comorbidities and psychiatric conditions in the development and implementation of the care plan in this clinic.

The position requires consultation, education and interdisciplinary collaboration with clinicians and health care providers and staff across MIPS care teams and/or interorganizational collaboration with community agencies involved in supporting patients’ care needs.

MIPS-PC provides full-spectrum primary care services for adults (ages 18 and older) with severe mental illness and/or chemical dependency issues who are linked with psychiatric care within the University of Rochester Medicine or other regional psychiatric care teams.

Performs screening and biopsychosocial assessment of patients and families referred by clinic providers or identified through high-risk screening. These patients include but are not limited to; adult, elderly and/or disabled persons in need of home services or protection; persons experiencing emotional crises; and patients with new, chronic or terminal diagnoses. Maintains current knowledge of community resources relevant to the clinic patient population.

Provides appropriate assessment and intervention services for children and adults suspected of being victims of abuse, neglect and/or domestic violence.
Provides social work service to patients with problems identified through biopsychosocial assessment. Treatment may include biopsychosocial support and education, health promotion, supportive counseling, trauma-informed care; referral; respite or long-term facility-based care; resource navigation and assistance with accessing resources; crisis intervention and emergency support. Provides appropriate assessment and intervention services for children and adults suspected of being victims of abuse, neglect and/or domestic violence.

Services are largely provided within the ambulatory clinic
Provides internal and external systems advocacy across continuums of care for identified patients. Collaborates with clinic care providers in the development of and implementation of interdisciplinary care plans. Collaborates with appropriate collateral contacts and provides linkages to community resources, acts as liaison to community agencies and within UR Medicine/SMH to ensure continuity of care.
Collaborates closely with inpatient social work teams (particularly SW teams in 19200 and G9200, but other inpatient teams as well) to facilitate transitions of care from hospital to home and follow up in the MIPS-PC office.
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