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As a Navy Social Worker, you’ll provide support to servicemembers and their families in times of need. Many times, you’ll counsel people who are about to deploy, offer crisis intervention to those who have a history of trauma and lead workshops on a variety of topics. Being a clinical social worker allows you to be a Navy Officer and a practicing professional in family services, case management and therapy/psychology. Mental health is of utmost importance—this career provides you with the opportunity to provide care for the Sailors who need it most. As a Social Worker and Officer in the Navy Medical Service Corps, you will typically provide: Advocacy, guidance and counsel for currently serving and retired military personnel and their families Resource coordination for social, psychological, behavioral, medical, financial, substance abuse, educational and transitional areas Mental health therapy, from physical illness and disease to family issues and traumatic experiences Crisis...

As a Navy Social Worker, you’ll provide support to servicemembers and their families in times of need. Many times, you’ll counsel people who are about to deploy, offer crisis intervention to those who have a history of trauma and lead workshops on a variety of topics. Being a clinical social worker allows you to be a Navy Officer and a practicing professional in family services, case management and therapy/psychology. Mental health is of utmost importance—this career provides you with the opportunity to provide care for the Sailors who need it most. As a Social Worker and Officer in the Navy Medical Service Corps, you will typically provide: Advocacy, guidance and counsel for currently serving and retired military personnel and their families Resource coordination for social, psychological, behavioral, medical, financial, substance abuse, educational and transitional areas Mental health therapy, from physical illness and disease to family issues and traumatic experiences Crisis...

As a Navy Social Worker, you’ll provide support to servicemembers and their families in times of need. Many times, you’ll counsel people who are about to deploy, offer crisis intervention to those who have a history of trauma and lead workshops on a variety of topics. Being a clinical social worker allows you to be a Navy Officer and a practicing professional in family services, case management and therapy/psychology. Mental health is of utmost importance—this career provides you with the opportunity to provide care for the Sailors who need it most. As a Social Worker and Officer in the Navy Medical Service Corps, you will typically provide: Advocacy, guidance and counsel for currently serving and retired military personnel and their families Resource coordination for social, psychological, behavioral, medical, financial, substance abuse, educational and transitional areas Mental health therapy, from physical illness and disease to family issues and traumatic experiences Crisis...

As a Navy Social Worker, you’ll provide support to servicemembers and their families in times of need. Many times, you’ll counsel people who are about to deploy, offer crisis intervention to those who have a history of trauma and lead workshops on a variety of topics. Being a clinical social worker allows you to be a Navy Officer and a practicing professional in family services, case management and therapy/psychology. Mental health is of utmost importance—this career provides you with the opportunity to provide care for the Sailors who need it most. As a Social Worker and Officer in the Navy Medical Service Corps, you will typically provide: Advocacy, guidance and counsel for currently serving and retired military personnel and their families Resource coordination for social, psychological, behavioral, medical, financial, substance abuse, educational and transitional areas Mental health therapy, from physical illness and disease to family issues and traumatic experiences Crisis...

As a Navy Social Worker, you’ll provide support to servicemembers and their families in times of need. Many times, you’ll counsel people who are about to deploy, offer crisis intervention to those who have a history of trauma and lead workshops on a variety of topics. Being a clinical social worker allows you to be a Navy Officer and a practicing professional in family services, case management and therapy/psychology. Mental health is of utmost importance—this career provides you with the opportunity to provide care for the Sailors who need it most. As a Social Worker and Officer in the Navy Medical Service Corps, you will typically provide: Advocacy, guidance and counsel for currently serving and retired military personnel and their families Resource coordination for social, psychological, behavioral, medical, financial, substance abuse, educational and transitional areas Mental health therapy, from physical illness and disease to family issues and traumatic experiences Crisis...

As a Navy Social Worker, you’ll provide support to servicemembers and their families in times of need. Many times, you’ll counsel people who are about to deploy, offer crisis intervention to those who have a history of trauma and lead workshops on a variety of topics. Being a clinical social worker allows you to be a Navy Officer and a practicing professional in family services, case management and therapy/psychology. Mental health is of utmost importance—this career provides you with the opportunity to provide care for the Sailors who need it most. As a Social Worker and Officer in the Navy Medical Service Corps, you will typically provide: Advocacy, guidance and counsel for currently serving and retired military personnel and their families Resource coordination for social, psychological, behavioral, medical, financial, substance abuse, educational and transitional areas Mental health therapy, from physical illness and disease to family issues and traumatic experiences Crisis...

As a Navy Social Worker, you’ll provide support to servicemembers and their families in times of need. Many times, you’ll counsel people who are about to deploy, offer crisis intervention to those who have a history of trauma and lead workshops on a variety of topics. Being a clinical social worker allows you to be a Navy Officer and a practicing professional in family services, case management and therapy/psychology. Mental health is of utmost importance—this career provides you with the opportunity to provide care for the Sailors who need it most. As a Social Worker and Officer in the Navy Medical Service Corps, you will typically provide: Advocacy, guidance and counsel for currently serving and retired military personnel and their families Resource coordination for social, psychological, behavioral, medical, financial, substance abuse, educational and transitional areas Mental health therapy, from physical illness and disease to family issues and traumatic experiences Crisis...

As a Navy Social Worker, you’ll provide support to servicemembers and their families in times of need. Many times, you’ll counsel people who are about to deploy, offer crisis intervention to those who have a history of trauma and lead workshops on a variety of topics. Being a clinical social worker allows you to be a Navy Officer and a practicing professional in family services, case management and therapy/psychology. Mental health is of utmost importance—this career provides you with the opportunity to provide care for the Sailors who need it most. As a Social Worker and Officer in the Navy Medical Service Corps, you will typically provide: Advocacy, guidance and counsel for currently serving and retired military personnel and their families Resource coordination for social, psychological, behavioral, medical, financial, substance abuse, educational and transitional areas Mental health therapy, from physical illness and disease to family issues and traumatic experiences Crisis...

As a Navy Social Worker, you’ll provide support to servicemembers and their families in times of need. Many times, you’ll counsel people who are about to deploy, offer crisis intervention to those who have a history of trauma and lead workshops on a variety of topics. Being a clinical social worker allows you to be a Navy Officer and a practicing professional in family services, case management and therapy/psychology. Mental health is of utmost importance—this career provides you with the opportunity to provide care for the Sailors who need it most. As a Social Worker and Officer in the Navy Medical Service Corps, you will typically provide: Advocacy, guidance and counsel for currently serving and retired military personnel and their families Resource coordination for social, psychological, behavioral, medical, financial, substance abuse, educational and transitional areas Mental health therapy, from physical illness and disease to family issues and traumatic experiences Crisis...

As a Navy Social Worker, you’ll provide support to service members and their families in times of need. Many times, you’ll counsel people who are about to deploy, offer crisis intervention to those who have a history of trauma and lead workshops on a variety of topics. Being a clinical social worker allows you to be a Navy Officer and a practicing professional in family services, case management and therapy/psychology. This career gives you with opportunity to provide care for the Sailors who need it most. RESPONSIBILITIES As a Social Worker and Officer in the Navy Medical Service Corps, you will typically provide: Advocacy, guidance and counsel for currently serving and retired military personnel and their families Resource coordination for social, psychological, behavioral, medical, financial, substance abuse, educational and transitional areas Mental health therapy, from physical illness and disease to family issues and traumatic experiences Crisis intervention PAY AND BENEFITS...

As a Navy Social Worker, you’ll provide support to service members and their families in times of need. Many times, you’ll counsel people who are about to deploy, offer crisis intervention to those who have a history of trauma and lead workshops on a variety of topics. Being a clinical social worker allows you to be a Navy Officer and a practicing professional in family services, case management and therapy/psychology. This career gives you with opportunity to provide care for the Sailors who need it most. RESPONSIBILITIES As a Social Worker and Officer in the Navy Medical Service Corps, you will typically provide: Advocacy, guidance and counsel for currently serving and retired military personnel and their families Resource coordination for social, psychological, behavioral, medical, financial, substance abuse, educational and transitional areas Mental health therapy, from physical illness and disease to family issues and traumatic experiences Crisis intervention PAY AND BENEFITS...

As a Navy Social Worker, you’ll provide support to service members and their families in times of need. Many times, you’ll counsel people who are about to deploy, offer crisis intervention to those who have a history of trauma and lead workshops on a variety of topics. Being a clinical social worker allows you to be a Navy Officer and a practicing professional in family services, case management and therapy/psychology. This career gives you with opportunity to provide care for the Sailors who need it most. RESPONSIBILITIES As a Social Worker and Officer in the Navy Medical Service Corps, you will typically provide: Advocacy, guidance and counsel for currently serving and retired military personnel and their families Resource coordination for social, psychological, behavioral, medical, financial, substance abuse, educational and transitional areas Mental health therapy, from physical illness and disease to family issues and traumatic experiences Crisis intervention PAY AND BENEFITS...

As a Navy Social Worker, you’ll provide support to service members and their families in times of need. Many times, you’ll counsel people who are about to deploy, offer crisis intervention to those who have a history of trauma and lead workshops on a variety of topics. Being a clinical social worker allows you to be a Navy Officer and a practicing professional in family services, case management and therapy/psychology. This career gives you with opportunity to provide care for the Sailors who need it most. RESPONSIBILITIES As a Social Worker and Officer in the Navy Medical Service Corps, you will typically provide: Advocacy, guidance and counsel for currently serving and retired military personnel and their families Resource coordination for social, psychological, behavioral, medical, financial, substance abuse, educational and transitional areas Mental health therapy, from physical illness and disease to family issues and traumatic experiences Crisis intervention PAY AND BENEFITS...

As a Navy Social Worker, you’ll provide support to service members and their families in times of need. Many times, you’ll counsel people who are about to deploy, offer crisis intervention to those who have a history of trauma and lead workshops on a variety of topics. Being a clinical social worker allows you to be a Navy Officer and a practicing professional in family services, case management and therapy/psychology. This career gives you with opportunity to provide care for the Sailors who need it most. RESPONSIBILITIES As a Social Worker and Officer in the Navy Medical Service Corps, you will typically provide: Advocacy, guidance and counsel for currently serving and retired military personnel and their families Resource coordination for social, psychological, behavioral, medical, financial, substance abuse, educational and transitional areas Mental health therapy, from physical illness and disease to family issues and traumatic experiences Crisis intervention PAY AND BENEFITS...

Summary The Social Worker is responsible to facilitate care along a continuum through effective resource coordination to help patients achieve optimal health, access to care and appropriate utilization of resources, balanced with the patient’s resources and right to self-determination. The Social Worker has overall responsibility for to assess the patient for transition needs including identifying and assessing patients at risk for readmission. The Social Worker conducts complex psycho-social assessment and intervention to promote timely throughput, safe discharge and prevent avoidable readmissions. The Social Worker integrates national standards for case management scope of services including: Transition Management promoting appropriate length of stay, readmission prevention and patient satisfaction Care Coordination by demonstrating throughput efficiency while assuring care is the right sequence and at appropriate level of care Compliance with state and federal...

As a Navy Social Worker, you’ll provide support to service members and their families in times of need. Many times, you’ll counsel people who are about to deploy, offer crisis intervention to those who have a history of trauma and lead workshops on a variety of topics. Being a clinical social worker allows you to be a Navy Officer and a practicing professional in family services, case management and therapy/psychology. This career gives you with opportunity to provide care for the Sailors who need it most. RESPONSIBILITIES As a Social Worker and Officer in the Navy Medical Service Corps, you will typically provide: Advocacy, guidance and counsel for currently serving and retired military personnel and their families Resource coordination for social, psychological, behavioral, medical, financial, substance abuse, educational and transitional areas Mental health therapy, from physical illness and disease to family issues and traumatic experiences Crisis intervention PAY AND BENEFITS...

Overview: Join Our Team as a Social Worker Part-time 24 Are you passionate about helping patients get the care they deserve? Do you want to make a meaningful impact in others’ lives? We are looking for hospice medical social workers to join our team who are committed to creating meaningful experiences for your patients and their families. As a hospice medical social worker, you will be responsible for psychosocial evaluations, and ongoing counse of patients and families during their end-of-life journey. Working in accordance with the plan of care, you will provide emotional support to patients and families when it's needed most. And just like all of our team members, our hospice medical social workers have access to our supportive leadership team and professional development opportunities with plenty of room for advancement. We’re Offering Even More Great Benefits When You Join Our Team Tuition Reimbursement Immediate Access to Paid Time Off Employee Referral Program Bonus...