Hospital Social Worker (LMSW) — Care & Resources

TBH; New York (NY); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

TBH is seeking a Social Worker to deliver comprehensive social work services within a hospital setting. The role includes care coordination, planning, counseling, entitlements, and connecting patients with community resources to support chronic disease management.

You will provide consultation and education to clinicians, and deliver services in the hospital or community, adhering to NASW and Case Management Standards in alignment with the hospital's mission and goals.

Qualifications

• Hospital work experience is required.
• New York LMSW license is required.
• Screen certification is required for inpatient social workers (90-day window for new hires).
• Broad knowledge of community resources and social work/case management regulatory requirements.
• Knowledge of computer applications (word processing, spreadsheets, clinical software) preferred.
• Knowledge of evidence-based therapeutic techniques.
• Ability to handle high-stress situations.

Responsibilities

• Deliver social work services including care coordination, planning, counseling, entitlements and connecting patients to community resources for chronic disease management.
• Provide consultation, education and other services as requested by clinicians within the department, in the hospital or in the community.
• Provide social work services in accordance with NASW, Case Management Standards and the hospital's mission and goals.
• Coordinate with care teams to support discharge planning and follow-up care.

Skills

Hospital work experience

High stress situations

Regulatory knowledge

Screen certification

Community resources knowledge

Education

New York LMSW license

Tools

Computer applications

Job description

TBH is seeking a Social Worker to deliver comprehensive social work services within a hospital setting. The role includes care coordination, planning, counseling, entitlements, and connecting patients with community resources to support chronic disease management.

You will provide consultation and education to clinicians, and deliver services in the hospital or community, adhering to NASW and Case Management Standards in alignment with the hospital's mission and goals.