Social Worker

• Provide social work services to patients and families to meet psychosocial needs, enhance problem-solving and coping capacities, and facilitate timely discharge
• Arrange post-discharge services and assist with new Senior Nursing Facility (SNF) placement
• Address acute social determinants and collaborate with healthcare team members on communication and care planning
• Investigate uninsured or self-pay cases to identify insurance coverage and financial assistance needs
• Evaluate patients for abuse or neglect and make appropriate referrals
• Involve patients and families in case planning decisions
• Keep the director or manager informed of problematic cases, especially legal or risk management issues
• Assist and advocate for patients obtaining financial resources and government entitlements
• Provide social work intervention, support, and planning for death, adoption, and fetal demise cases
• Respond to healthcare team referrals by identifying facilities and services for during and after hospitalization
• Help identify Health Care Surrogates under the Health Care Surrogacy Act
• Assess uninsured or underinsured patients for Illinois Medicaid and Carle Financial Assistance Program eligibility
• Complete PASRR assessments for discharge to extended care facilities
• Complete mandated reports of suspected abuse or neglect and collaborate with investigating bodies on safe plans
• Arrange transportation for medical appointments or discharge home when possible
• Educate and connect patients with community resources, including in-home help, meals, housing, charity assistance, and support groups
• Provide empathic listening and emotional support in person or by phone

Case Management Social Worker – Inpatient

• Provide social work services to patients and families in the Emergency Department
• Meet identified psychosocial needs and enhance problem-solving and coping capacities
• Facilitate timely discharge by connecting patients and families with community resources
• Conduct psychosocial assessments
• Provide supportive counseling, trauma-informed care, crisis intervention, empathic listening, and emotional support
• Provide mobile mental and behavioral health services in the community with EMS
• Respond to traumas, victims of violence, and mental health patients in the ED
• Coordinate with security and spiritual care regarding next-of-kin notification
• Connect victims with community programs and outpatient social work
• Collaborate on cases involving SANE patients, deaths, medication assistance, abuse/neglect, chemical dependency, rehabilitation, advance directives, guardianship, and sex trafficking
• Attend leadership and community-resource meetings
• Evaluate abuse/neglect and assist with mandated reports and safe plans
• Involve patients and families in case-planning decisions
• Inform the director/manager about problematic cases, including legal or risk-management issues
• Counsel patients on advance directives, power of attorney, and conservatorship
• Respond to healthcare-team referrals and identify facilities and services
• Help patients obtain prescription medications through assistance programs
• Arrange transportation to medical appointments or home from the ED
• Educate and connect patients with resources for in-home help, food, housing, charity assistance, and support groups
• Collaborate with healthcare team members to ensure clear communication and care planning

Social Worker – LSW/LCSW, Emergency Department

• Identify psychosocial needs of patients and families through assessment
• Provide psychosocial assessments addressing emotional, social, and environmental strengths and problems
• Develop bereavement plans of care for hospice family members and caregivers
• Provide resource support, short-term counseling, and emergent crisis intervention
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams and develop social work plans of care
• Educate patients and families, including on advanced directives, living wills, HCPOA, and POLST forms
• Document assessments, financial assessments, interventions, visit notes, orders, and care-plan corrections in the electronic medical record
• Connect patients and families with community resources, transportation, food, clothing, utility, home-help, Medicaid, Community Care, and SSDI assistance
• Make elder abuse and neglect referrals
• Evaluate and modify social work interventions as indicated
• Support patient decisions, cultural beliefs, values, and end-of-life care needs
• Address patient and family needs at time of death
• Apply knowledge of Medicare Home Health and Hospice benefits
• Utilize Memorial Funds appropriately and submit required documentation

Social Worker, LSW/LCSW – Home Health

• Provide outpatient professional counseling services to patients and families through individual and group settings
• Conduct lectures and participate in community outreach activities
• Identify concerns and refer patients to specialists when needed
• Document assessments, care provided, treatment plans, and data collection
• Provide educational support to clinical program staff
• Participate in Addiction Recovery marketing activities
• Provide leadership for efficient multidisciplinary service provision
• Model effective clinical practice and support implementation of evolving best practices
• Assist with orientation and training of Clinical Team members
• Assess patients and provide diagnostic impressions and treatment recommendations
• Support patients and families navigating substance use disorders and recovery goals
• Help patients identify, evaluate, and adapt recovery-supporting skills and community resources
• Support Clinical Team communication, meetings, committees, problem-solving, and identification of staff needs

Interim Clinical Team Lead – LCPC/LCSW, Addiction Recovery

• Provide social work services to patients and families to meet identified psychosocial needs
• Enhance problem-solving and coping capacities
• Facilitate timely discharge by arranging post-discharge services
• Assist with new Senior Nursing Facility (SNF) placement
• Address acute social determinants
• Collaborate with healthcare team members to ensure clear communication and care planning
• Investigate cases admitted with no insurance or self-pay to identify insurance coverage and financial assistance needs
• Evaluate patients for abuse or neglect and make appropriate referrals
• Involve patients and families in case planning decisions
• Keep the director/manager informed of problematic cases, especially legal or risk management issues
• Assist and advocate for patients obtaining financial resources and government entitlements
• Provide social work intervention to patients and families
• Provide support and planning in cases of death, adoption, and fetal demise
• Respond to healthcare team referrals to identify facilities and services during and after hospitalization
• Help identify Health Care Surrogates in accordance with the Health Care Surrogacy Act
• Assess uninsured/underinsured patients for Illinois Medicaid and Carle Financial Assistance Program eligibility
• Complete PASRR assessments for discharge to extended care facilities
• Complete mandated reports of suspected abuse or neglect and collaborate with investigating bodies on safe plans
• Arrange transportation for medical appointments or discharge home when possible
• Educate patients about and connect them with community resources
• Provide empathic listening and emotional support in person or by phone

• Provide clinical supervision to at least six resident clinicians
• Provide weekly group supervision
• Provide individual supervision to each resident clinician for every 10 clinical hours
• Maintain a clinical caseload and conduct telehealth and face-to-face sessions with patients in Illinois
• Provide at least 10 hours of client availability per week
• 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 compassionate, evidence-based mental health care
• Use telehealth and EHR technology in clinical work

Clinical Supervisor – LCPC, LCSW

• Build meaningful and long-term relationships with patients and their families in an intimate outpatient setting.
• Serve as a vital member of each patient's core care team.
• Support and advocate for patients navigating life on dialysis.
• Help patients understand their rights and responsibilities.
• Guide patients in managing the physical, mental, emotional and financial demands of End Stage Renal Disease.
• Contribute to a positive, supportive team environment.
• Support patient health through clinical goal-setting and quality improvement initiatives.

• Provide outpatient mental health services through Brave Health's telehealth program
• Deliver compassionate, high-quality mental health care to patients across the lifespan
• Partner with commercial health plans and serve Medicaid and Medicare patients
• Conduct approximately 30 client care hours per week, averaging six clients per day
• Diagnose or support treatment of mental health and/or substance abuse conditions
• Create treatment plans
• Perform comprehensive assessments
• Work in partnership with clients to achieve their goals
• Use telehealth software, video communication, and internal communication tools
• Potentially obtain additional state licenses as Brave Health expands into new markets

Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW

• Provide outpatient services through Brave Health's telehealth program
• Deliver compassionate, high-quality mental health care
• Provide care to patients across the lifespan
• Partner with clients to achieve goals
• Complete comprehensive assessments and treatment planning
• Diagnose or address mental health and/or substance abuse conditions
• Conduct approximately 30 client care hours per week, averaging 6 clients per day
• Use telehealth software, video communication, and internal communication tools
• Potentially obtain additional state licenses as Brave Health expands into new markets

• Provide outpatient services through Brave Health's telehealth program
• Deliver mental health treatment to patients across the lifespan
• Provide compassionate, high-quality care through telehealth
• Use mental health and/or substance abuse diagnoses to inform care
• Develop treatment plans
• Use comprehensive assessments
• Partner with clients to achieve their goals
• Utilize telehealth software, video communication, and internal communication tools
• Complete 30 client care hours per week, averaging six clients per day
• Work with patients with chronic severe mental illnesses such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, personality disorders, or schizoaffective disorder
• Support expansion into new markets by obtaining additional state licenses when required