LCSW or LPCC - Behavioral Health Clinician PRMC

0090 Presbyterian System Services; Pennsylvania; Hybrid; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Wellness program

On-site gym access

Medical, dental, vision

403b retirement plan

Job summary

Presbyterian Healthcare Services is seeking a Behavioral Health Clinician to provide assessment and evidence-based care to individuals, families, and groups across EDs, inpatient units, and outpatient clinics within the Behavioral Health and Primary Care Service Lines.

The role involves triage, care planning, and implementing behavioral health protocols with a focus on education, case management, and ongoing CQI activities. A Master’s degree (NM LCSW or LPCC) is required for this position.

Qualifications

• Performs counseling and case management for each patient assigned, including: assessment; diagnosis; planning care; intervention (including counseling patients/significant others, facilitating brief psychotherapy and educational groups, planning discharges); evaluation (including identifying unmet or new therapy services).
• Demonstrates the therapeutic core conditions of genuineness, empathy and positive regard when interacting with patients and significant others, according to generally accepted clinical practice.

Responsibilities

• Performs risk management documentation and follow-up action requirements, e.g. responding to patient complaints, contributing to completion of Problem Resolution Report and Report of Adverse Risk Event (R.A.R.E).
• Recommends program cost control measures to supervisor.
• Participates in the internal Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) process, such as peer review, audits, Joint Commission survey preparation, and implementation of clinical paths.
• Selects and gives clinical supervision to Adjunctive Therapists and student interns to ensure these individuals practice appropriate behavior- and skill-based competencies for each of these positions.

Skills

Counseling

Case management

Assessment

Triage

Documentation

CQI

Clinical supervision

Education

Master's Degree NM LCSW or LPCC

Job description

Location Address: Remote Office Harrisburg, PA 17120 Type of Opportunity: Full time FTE: 1.00 Summary: The Behavioral Health Clinician will provide assessment and evidenced-based care to individuals, families, and groups in a variety of settings. This individual will be part of a comprehensive Behavioral Health team that services consultation and liaison in the Emergency Departments and inpatient units of medical facilities, as well as the clinical intake, inpatient psychiatric units, and outpatient clinics within the Behavioral Health Service Line and Primary Care Service Lines Job Description: The Behavioral Health Clinician, as part of an integrated care team, identifies, triages, and manages patients with behavioral health problems within a variety of settings. In addition, this individual will provide skill training through patient education strategies and will develop specific behavioral health change plans for individual patients and behavioral health protocols for target populations. *Performs counseling and case management for each patient assigned, including: assessment; diagnosis; planning care; intervention (including counseling patients/significant others, facilitating brief psychotherapy and educational groups, planning discharges); evaluation (including identifying unmet or new therapy services).*Demonstrates the therapeutic core conditions of genuineness, empathy and positive regard when interacting with patients and significant others, according to generally accepted clinical practice.*Performs risk management documentation and follow-up action requirements, e.g. responding to patient complaints, contributing to completion of Problem Resolution Report and Report of Adverse Risk Event (R.A.R.E).*Recommends program cost control measures to supervisor.*Participates in the internal Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) process, such as peer review, audits, Joint Commission survey preparation, and implementation of clinical paths.*Selects and gives clinical supervision to Adjunctive Therapists and student interns to ensure these individuals practice appropriate behavior- and skill-based competencies for each of these positions.*Keeps an accurate, complete and current status of documentation onto the patients chart.*Recommends safety and therapeutic quality measures for unit areas or rooms to charge nurse.*Conveys professional role model example for other staff through quality of own clinical practice; work habits; availing self to others as a consultant on clinical issues; attending ongoing internal and external professional development events.*Performs other functions as required. 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