Neurological Disorder Social Worker (Aurora, Colorado)
The University of Colorado is hiring a Neurological Disorders Social Worker. The salary range is $72,000 to $80,000 per year.
Responsibilities:
• Patient care and coordination: The primary role of the Clinical Social Worker is to perform direct patient/client care both virtually and in-person including behavioral health assessments, follow-up appointments, group therapy, multi-family group therapy, coordination with relevant outside care providers and other local resources as needed, charting, billing and development of treatment plans in addition to provision of services. This includes determination of appropriate therapeutic treatment options within and outside the FND Program.
• Budget/Resource Management: Informs FND Program Director and Business Manager of behavioral health service line budgetary and resource needs.
• Community Engagement/Education: Collaborates with FND Program faculty and staff to support or conduct local and national educational engagement activities and initiatives. This includes but is not limited to, community educational webinars, development of educational materials, etc.
• Quality and Process Improvement: Informs and participates in quality and process improvement initiatives at the direction of the FND Program Director in collaboration with the Clinical Director of Behavioral Health Services.
Education/Experience:
• 1-3 years of related clinical experience at rank or equivalent experience.
• Master’s Degree
• Clinical Social Worker licensed in Colorado, eligible to be Licensed.
• 1 year of outpatient clinic education and counseling.
• Must be proficient in common psychotherapeutic techniques including but not limited to, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, acceptance, and commitment therapy, etc.
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