Ambulatory Social Worker II — LCSW, Care & Coordination

UNC Health Careers; Chapel Hill (NC); Presencial; USD 46.000 - 66.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

UNC Health in Chapel Hill, NC, is seeking a Social Worker – Ambulatory II to join a multidisciplinary care team. You will provide psychosocial assessments, care coordination, resource navigation, patient advocacy, and ongoing support to patients and families navigating complex medical needs.

The role emphasizes compassionate, patient-centered care, collaboration with physicians, nurses, and social work colleagues, and contributing to improved health outcomes across the continuum of care.

Formación

• MSW from CSWE-accredited program.
• Licensed as LCSW in North Carolina.
• Three years of broad clinical healthcare experience.

Responsabilidades

• Perform biopsychosocial assessments to identify patient needs and barriers.
• Develop patient-centered care plans with the healthcare team.
• Connect patients with community resources and coordinate referrals.
• Document and bill for services per requirements.
• Provide crisis intervention and support.
• Monitor progress and update care plans with the team.
• Advocate for patients within the healthcare system.
• Practice active listening with patients and families.
• Apply motivational interviewing to support health goals.
• Respect individuality and cultural backgrounds.
• Build trust and maintain confidentiality.
• Participate in meetings and quality improvement efforts.
• Lead team meetings, training, and process implementation.
• Serve as a consultative resource for team members.

Conocimientos

LCSW license

Interdisciplinary collab

Empathy

Confidentiality

Educación

MSW CSWE-accredited

Descripción del empleo

UNC Health in Chapel Hill, NC, is seeking a Social Worker – Ambulatory II to join a multidisciplinary care team. You will provide psychosocial assessments, care coordination, resource navigation, patient advocacy, and ongoing support to patients and families navigating complex medical needs.

The role emphasizes compassionate, patient-centered care, collaboration with physicians, nurses, and social work colleagues, and contributing to improved health outcomes across the continuum of care.