SOCIAL WORKER II OR III

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The Social Worker II Requires a LCSW or LCPC
. They are independently licensed as a social worker, professional counselor, or psychologist with 2 or more years of experience in the treatment of mental health, addiction, or co-occurring disorders. Under the supervision of the attending physician and Social Worker III-IV within the assigned treatment service, they are responsible for ensuring high quality, recovery-oriented active treatment to assigned caseload. As direct care providers they function as skilled advocates, brokers, educators and treatment specialists and have demonstrated competencies at two or more levels of care within the hospital system. They are responsible for development of multidisciplinary treatment plans that are based on the clinical assessment and data from formal and informal community support systems. They are familiar with regional social service provider systems and adept at assisting clients in linking with step down treatment services during discharge planning. They are proficient at ensuring that ongoing liaison occurs with families and referring community providers including primary care providers. They rely on more than one theoretical framework in providing direct client care or clinical formulations, are adept at articulating case reviews and creating documentation that reflects both active treatment provisions and client response to care.
They participate actively in program development and quality assurance activities as directed and demonstrate beginning supervisory skills such that they may be called upon to provide clinical supervision and in-services to hospital providers, student interns and Social Worker I providers.
The Social Worker III
requires a LCSW or LCPC
and is an independently licensed clinical social worker, professional counselor or psychologist who has three or more years of work experience in clinical treatment of mental health, addiction, and/or co-occurring disorders and at least one year of experience providing clinical supervision. The Social Worker III is an expert in providing relevant, client-centered treatment across two or more age cohorts, or specialized treatments and demonstrates knowledge and clinical proficiency in two or more theoretical frameworks. They serve as direct care providers and clinical leaders of treatment teams, assign and manage workloads and schedules across their respective program(s) and organize and present case reviews in larger hospital venues. They are responsible for development and maintenance of supervision plans with all assigned providers across the service. Beyond conducting regular individual, group and direct clinical supervision with direct reports, they complete all clinical staff competencies and annual performance evaluations and provide ongoing mentoring with emerging clinical leaders.

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