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Family Hospice

Hospice Social Worker - PRN

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Job Description

Our team is looking for an experienced PRN Social Worker (MSW) to join our team!
RESPONSIBILITIES
: (Included but not limited to):
  • Develops plan of care in coordination with Interdisciplinary Team and provides social services as applicable through the performance of a variety of services, interventions and modalities
  • Utilizing a biopsychosocial assessment of the patient and family as the basis for care planning.
  • Complete initial comprehensive assessment visit within 5 calendar days of admission unless visit declined by patient.
  • Document visit record electronically within 24 hours of the visit.
  • Facilitating or co-facilitating family meetings
  • Facilitating effective communication between patient/family and the IDT
  • Advocating for effective team dynamics, including conflict management, wellness and self-care
  • Assisting patients with advanced care directives
  • Debriefing difficult cases or deaths within the IDT
  • Patient/family psychoeducation regarding coping with illness, normalization of stress, and palliative care options such as hospice services
  • Identifying and reporting abuse and neglect as mandated by law
  • Resource identification and referrals; practical assistance; insurance coverage; system navigation; funeral planning.
  • Documenting assessments, progress, and response to treatment as required by organizational and professional standards.
  • Improving care delivery for persons with life-threatening illness
  • Individual and family counseling specific to the disease process, coping, and planning
  • Educating IDTs about mental health issues, family dynamics, or psychosocial factors impacting care
  • Assessing and addressing caregiving resources and needs
  • Advising IDT members of the maintenance of appropriate and therapeutic boundaries
  • Crisis intervention including suicide assessment and prevention
  • Collaborating on discharge planning
  • Cultivating community relationships and developing community resources
  • Bereavement care and grief counseling, including anticipatory responses to and processing of grief
  • Assures that all documentation meets requirements for accuracy and timeliness, and reflects services provided, billing requirements, patient/caregiver needs, and confidentiality.
  • Adheres to all Agency, state and federal policies and procedures, laws, and regulations which are relevant to job responsibilities.
Job Type:
Full-time Benefits:
401(k) 401(k) matching Employee assistance program Flexible schedule Mileage reimbursement
Work Location:
On the road

Benefits

  • 401(k) Plans
  • Health and Wellness Programs
  • Flexible Work Schedules
  • Dental Insurance