Licensed Clinical Social Worker
lee healthFort Myers (FL)
About the role
Licensed Clinical Social WorkerThe social work practice that occurs in hospitals and other health care settings to facilitate health, prevent illness and aid physically ill patients and their families to resolve the social and psychological problems related to the illness. Social work also sensitizes other health care providers about the social psychological aspects of illness. The Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) provides clinical coordination and therapeutic interventions through assessment, coordination, referral and Interdisciplinary planning for high-risk population. The Licensed Clinical Social Worker also links people to systems that provide them with resources, services and opportunities to achieve and maintain maximum functioning. Additionally, provides counseling and support to patients/families regarding adjustments to the disease process and illnesses. Participates in the CISC Team and leads de-briefing sessions for LMHS staff. Acts as a Social Worker Field Instructor for BSW/MSW students and provides LCSW Supervision for LCSW interns.
Education: Masters degree in social work required.
Experience: 1-year social work experience in medical or healthcare setting preferred.
Certification:
N/ALicense: Valid Florida License in Clinical Social Work (LCSW) required and in good standing.
Other: Communication and interpersonal skills. Effective coping mechanisms. General computer skills and ability to effectively multi-task responsibilities.
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