Social Worker

• Conduct needs assessments for children aged 0–3 and their families
• Develop, implement, and coordinate clients’ Family Service Plans
• Act as an advocate and service coordinator for clients and families
• Meet with clients and families to conduct needs assessments
• Develop action plans for community resources and referrals
• Provide information about GGRC and available services to families and community agencies
• Partner with families to problem-solve and build on family strengths and natural supports
• Monitor children’s developmental status and provide developmental activities
• Provide intake services and crisis management as needed
• Advocate for clients’ receipt of entitled services and achievement of client rights
• Educate clients and families about resources, support, Medicaid Waiver, and Institutional Deeming
• Review and ensure appropriate services from community resources
• Evaluate service availability and effectiveness
• Research community resources and services
• Initiate referrals and monitor referral and vendor-service progress
• Participate in community meetings, activities, staff meetings, internal meetings, and task forces
• Help improve and develop community services through appropriate support
• Maintain client records, case notes, and Title XIX progress notes
• Determine eligibility for further GGRC services
• Coordinate transitions from Early Start services to local school districts or other community programs
• Prepare Special Incident Reports and other reports and forms
• Ensure compliance with Golden Gate Regional Center policies, State of California requirements, and relevant regulations

Social Worker – Early Start

• Provide comprehensive clinical oversight and support to a team of registered associate clinicians
• Foster associates' professional growth and development
• Guide associates in applying clinical theory to practice
• Ensure adherence to ethical standards and applicable legal, regulatory, and agency-specific guidelines
• Ensure supervisees consistently adhere to BBS legal and ethical standards
• Support development of clinical competencies, including intervention strategies and diagnostic assessment
• Complete BBS-required supervision documentation and maintain accurate, current supervision logs
• Ensure supervision logs are signed weekly
• Address performance or ethical concerns proactively
• Attend scheduled supervision sessions and remain available for clinical support
• Prepare clinical cases for meaningful supervision discussions
• Document and reschedule missed supervision sessions within the same week when possible
• Integrate supervisor feedback into clinical practice
• Communicate supervision schedule changes promptly and professionally
• Support and guide crisis management, including risk assessment and safety planning
• Ensure staff have the skills and resources to respond effectively to crises
• Complete a brief weekly summary log of key supervision topics, themes, and focus areas
• Perform other duties and projects as assigned

Program Supervisor II – LCSW Preferred

• Establish positive, trusting rapport with patients
• Diagnose and treat mental health disorders
• Create individualized treatment plans based on patient needs and circumstances
• Meet regularly with patients to provide counseling and treatment and adjust treatment plans
• Conduct ongoing assessments of patient progress
• Involve and advise family members when appropriate
• Plan outreach and referral activities in surrounding communities
• Manage patient data, clinical documentation, and patient histories in EHR systems
• Collaborate within small clinical teams supported by a licensed clinical lead

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

• Provide social service support to oncology patients and families in the outpatient setting
• Collaborate with staff to meet patient needs through direct interventions
• Assist patients with community resources
• Participate in interdisciplinary care for oncology patients
• Serve as a psychosocial support and care coordination resource
• Assist with community support groups and presentations for the oncology population as needed
• Perform other assigned duties as required

Unlicensed Clinical Social Worker – Outpatient

• Provide clinical supervision to a minimum of six resident clinicians
• Provide individual supervision to each resident clinician for every 15 clinical hours, equating to at least 7 supervisor hours per week depending on caseload
• Provide telehealth and available face-to-face clinical sessions with California patients
• Maintain a clinical caseload with at least 10 hours of availability weekly
• Provide documentation oversight
• Coach resident clinicians on professional and clinical development
• Complete weekly documentation evidencing supervision sessions
• Complete coaching documentation for disciplinary or performance concerns
• Collaborate with the Regional Clinical Director regarding performance issues
• Provide evidence-based mental health care to clients
• Use telehealth and EHR tools in clinical practice

Clinical Supervisor – LPCC, LCSW

• Provide neurological rehabilitation in patients' homes and communities
• Assess, counsel, and direct medically complex patients
• Develop individualized treatment plans addressing adjustment to disability, resource linkage, and behavior modification
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to create integrated treatment plans
• Deliver intensive, individualized, patient-centered services
• Address traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, CVAs, and other neurological or complex orthopedic diagnoses

Licensed Clinical Social Worker, PRN

• Assess, counsel, and direct medically complex patients
• Develop individualized treatment plans
• Assist patients with adjustment to disability
• Link patients with appropriate resources
• Address behavior modification
• Provide patient-centered care in patients' homes and communities
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to create integrated treatment plans
• Provide intensive, individualized services for patients recovering from neurological injuries

Licensed Clinical Social Worker – PRN

• Assess, counsel, and direct medically complex patients
• Develop individualized treatment plans addressing adjustment to disability, resource linkage, and behavior modification
• Provide patient-centered care in patients' homes and communities
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to create integrated treatment plans
• Accept patients for the duration of their stay in PRN assignments

• Assess, counsel, and direct medically complex patients
• Develop individualized treatment plans
• Assist patients with adjustment to disability
• Provide resource linkage
• Support behavior modification
• Provide patient-centered neurological rehabilitation in patients' homes and communities
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to create integrated treatment plans
• Accept patients for the duration of their stay in PRN assignments

• Assess, counsel, and direct medically complex patients
• Develop individualized treatment plans
• Assist patients with adjustment to disability
• Link patients to resources
• Address behavior modification
• Provide patient-centered care in patients' homes and communities
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to create integrated treatment plans