Stamford Health·Stamford, Connecticut
The Social Worker maintains a clinical caseload, participates in daily rounds, and develops treatment and discharge plans for patients. They provide crisis intervention services and counseling to enhance coping skills and coordinate complex discharge plans.
Provides ongoing psychosocial assessment and treatment planning to patients within a variety of specialty areas in the medical setting.
Collaborates with the multidisciplinary team, lending insight and clinical expertise.
Coordinates complex discharge plans, new placements, changes in level of care, changes in facilities, rehab, and hospice placement.
Utilizes resources to enhance patient independence and community adjustment.
Responsible for completion and maintenance of patient’s medical records and submission of patient information as required.
MAJOR ACCOUNTABILITIES/CRITICAL RESPONSIBILITIES: Maintains a clinical caseload of patients.
Participates in daily rounds.
Completes psychosocial assessments on all patients and develops treatment and discharge plans from all referred appropriate patients.
Provides crisis intervention services to patients, families and staff.
Provides individual, family and group counseling to enhance coping skills.
Demonstrates knowledge in providing comprehensive clinical case management services for complex discharge plans, new placements, changes in level of care, changes in facilities, rehab, and hospice including receipt of entitlements, advocacy, referral and linkage with schools, the legal system, hospital-based and community resources.
Provides patient and family with information concerning available community resources.
Develops and implements treatment strategies to engage, stabilize support and motivate patients.
Demonstrates ability to follow-up, outreach and coordinate service delivery.
Recognizes, evaluates and develops interventions to address signs of abuse, neglect and domestic violence for all ages and takes the appropriate action including reporting incidents to the proper authorities.
Recognizes, evaluates and develops interventions and/or makes referrals for alcohol/substance abuse cases.
Market context
Connecticut LCSW positions often center on clinical case management, abuse intervention, substance use concerns, and coordinated documentation across services. These roles can be competitive because employers look for candidates who can balance assessment, timely intervention, and clear communication with care teams. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, and tailor your application to show direct experience with case coordination, mandated reporting, and documentation.
Insures timeliness and documentation of all contacts, interventions and outcomes.
Completes required forms and assures that confidentially is maintained at all times.
Effectively delegates tasks to the appropriate skill level.
The job requires knowledge in clinical case management and the ability to recognize and intervene in cases of abuse and substance abuse. Effective documentation and coordination of services are also essential.
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