The PRN Unit Social Worker is responsible for providing direct clinical social work services to patients and their families as a part of the multidisciplinary team with most emphasis on completing Psychosocial Assessments, conducting groups, facilitating marital and/or family therapies, assisting in program development and developing, implementing, and reviewing Treatment Plans. Available shifts are 7 days a weeks and hours are 9:00am-5:30pm.
Major Duties and Essential Functions:
Required to maintain an active annual CPI (Crisis Prevention Intervention) certification.
Required to maintain an active biannual Basic Life Support Certification (BLS/CPR)
Qualifications:
- 2 years’ experience in an adult Inpatient psychiatric unit and/or substance use facility and experience facilitating patients' access to community resources and conducting therapeutic groups.
- Must have an active District of Columbia LPC, LICSW, or LGSW
Compensation Information:
Current PRN Rate of Pay: $46.62/Hourly Rate with Additional Weekend differential of $7.00/ Hour.
EOE
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