Case Worker
McLeod Health
Case Worker
McLeod Health
Regional not-for-profit healthcare system
Responsibilities:
Job Summary: Social workers are responsible for providing necessary support for each patient referred to their discipline according to health status, diagnosis, and patient and family specific needs. Hospital social workers advocate and help patients understand and navigate complex systems. With compassion and cultural awareness, they empower individuals to make informed decisions during challenging times.
Collaboratively works with interdisciplinary teams to ensure completion of patient specific care plan and post-acute needs.
Effectively collaborates with community resources to align patients with available resources.
Assists with referrals for community-based resources, as needed.
Completes required governmental assessments and level of care documents.
Provides counseling services to patients and families when appropriate.
Assists indigent population with needed resources to aid in prevention of readmissions and support quality in patient outcomes.
Assists with various populations across the organization to ensure proper resources and support including but not limited to APS, CPS, DSS, disability based on identified patient safety and needs.
Consistently handles customer complaints promptly and effectively when problems encountered.
Utilizes proper escalation procedures when appropriate.
Performs all other duties as assigned.
Qualifications:
1- 3 years related experience, computer literacy, excellent communication and writing skills
1-3 years’ experience in a social work agency or hospital setting preferred
Prior experience in a healthcare field or social service agency preferred
Requirements:
Degrees:
Masters Degree
Regional not-for-profit healthcare system
McLeod Health runs a regional, not-for-profit health system with hospitals, clinics, and related care in Northeast South Carolina and Southeast North Carolina. It provides inpatient and outpatient services across acute beds, emergency and urgent care, neonatal care, behavioral health, hospice, home health, cancer care, and advanced surgical suites in 30 operating rooms. It distinguishes itself as locally owned and community-focused, with a broad network of facilities that coordinate care across towns rather than operating as a for-profit chain. Its goal is to improve community health by expanding access to comprehensive, coordinated care using advanced facilities and services.
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