Licensed Clinical Social Worker
mdb health servicesJonesboro (AR)
About the role
Licensed Clinical Social WorkerMDB Health Services provides medical and psychiatric services to residents in long-term care facilities across Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Texas. As the region's largest LTC healthcare provider, we are proud to have an exceptional team of physicians, nurse practitioners, and therapists dedicated to delivering high-quality, compassionate care. For more than 13 years, we have built a strong reputation among both clinicians and long-term care communities by going above and beyond to help facilities provide the best possible healthcare to their residents while remaining people-first in everything we do. MDB Health Services is hiring a part-time Licensed Clinical Social Worker to provide therapy to residents of long-term care facilities in the Paragould, Arkansas area. Position Details
Location: Paragould, Arkansas area
Employment type: Part-time Work setting: Long-term care facilities
Responsibilities:
Provide therapy to residents of long-term care facilities Manage an independent schedule and caseload Travel between facilities within the assigned territory Work collaboratively with the broader MDB Health Services team while operating independently in the field
Required Qualifications:
Current Licensed Clinical Social Worker credential in good standing Ability and willingness to travel to multiple facilities within a 60-mile radius Ability to work independently and manage a self-directed schedule Commitment to serving older adults and residents of long-term care communities
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