Social Worker Job at Central-Nursing in New York

Posted 16 days ago

centralnursingNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$28-33/hr

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About the role

As a Social Worker, you will provide support and care to the residents based on their individual emotional and psychosocial needs. You will participate in developing programs and services for the residents to meet and sustain their individual needs.
Social Worker Responsibilities: Assists with resident and family transition into the facility Completes a comprehensive Psychosocial Assessment for each resident that identifies social, emotional, and psychological needs and strengths Identifies medical related social needs of residents, and provides appropriate services to meet the individual Collects and compiles resident social information into personal file upon admission Maintains lists of facility and community resources available to the residents that can provide assistance in Social Services and clinical care Plans, organizes and implements Social Service programs in the facility Evaluates effectiveness of Social Service programs in the facility and collaborates the Social Services team, Administration and other facility staff to offer best practices to the residents Assesses each resident for discharge and coordinates discharges in the facility Advocates for resident’s best interest and total care in Social Services and clinical care Conducts resident interviews and ensures that relevant MDS sections (i.e. cognitive, mood, behavior, patient goal setting) and Care Area Assessments are completed in accordance with regulation Performs other related job duties as required
Social Worker Qualifications: Master's or Bachelor’s Degree Long Term Care experience Social Worker rate - $28-33/hr Competitive Benefits including medical, dental, vacation, PTO, 401K
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