Per Diem Medical Social Worker - Home Health

Optum; Texas; On-site; USD 42,000 - 63,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits package

Incentive and recognition programs

Equity stock purchase plan

401k contribution

Job summary

Amedisys, part of the Optum family, is seeking a per diem Medical Social Worker to provide psychosocial support, assessment, and care coordination in patients’ homes across Texas. You will collaborate with the interdisciplinary team to connect patients with community resources and counsel families during health journeys.

Pay ranges from $30.35 to $45.50 per hour, with a comprehensive benefits package. This role emphasizes compassionate care, patient advocacy, and effective transitions within the

Qualifications

• Master's or Doctorate degree in social work from CSWE-accredited program.
• Active LMSW or LCSW licensure.
• Current CPR certification.
• 1+ year of social work experience in a health care setting.
• Meets state and federal requirements for this position.

Responsibilities

• Assist patients and families with health-related financial, social, and emotional concerns.
• Provide social work services per the plan of care.
• Inform the team about changes in clinical status and document timely communications.
• Educate patients and families on social work interventions and treatment plans.
• Perform care planning, transfer and discharge functions.
• Identify risks in the home environment and implement interventions.

Skills

Empathy

Communication

Education

MSW or Doctorate, CSWE-accredited

Job description

Amedisys, part of the Optum family, is seeking a per diem Medical Social Worker to provide psychosocial support, assessment, and care coordination in patients’ homes across Texas. You will collaborate with the interdisciplinary team to connect patients with community resources and counsel families during health journeys.

Pay ranges from $30.35 to $45.50 per hour, with a comprehensive benefits package. This role emphasizes compassionate care, patient advocacy, and effective transitions within the