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David Careers

Social Worker Job at American Medical Associates in Mercerville-Hamilton Square

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american medical associatesHamilton Twp (NJ)
Healthcare Social WorkersNursing Care Facilities (Skilled Nursing Facilities)

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About the role

Looking For A New Opportunity? Seeking A Social Worker | Skilled Nursing Facility Mercer County | NJ You've built your experience in skilled nursing and case management. Now it's time to take that experience and apply it to a new opportunity. An established, beautiful skilled nursing facility is looking for an experienced Social Workerto work with its residents.
WHY CONSIDER THIS OPPORTUNITY? Competitive Salary, depending on experience Opportunity to grow with an outstanding healthcare company Health, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) and paid time off Opportunity to make an impact across departments
WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING: Manage the emotional, social, and practical needs of residents while serving as a bridge between families, the resident, and the interdisciplinary medical team Facilitate difficult family conversations, handle complaints, and manage advance directives Work closely with physicians, nurses, physical therapists, and activity coordinators during regular rounds and care conferences
WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR: Must have BSW, MSW, or LMSW in the State of New Jersey Previous experience as a Social Worker in sub-acute or skilled nursing facility setting Strong organizational and case management abilities Strong verbal and written skills Interested in taking your experience to the next level?

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