STGi·Idabel, Oklahoma
The Licensed Clinical Social Worker will provide social work services, assessments, and psychotherapeutic interventions to patients within a multidisciplinary team. They are responsible for treatment planning, crisis intervention, and maintaining accurate medical documentation in accordance with VA standards.
STGi is currently seeking a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) to provide services at our Community Based Outpatient Clinic.
The Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) will provide social work services under the direction of the CBOC Primary Care Physician, Psychiatrist, Nurse Practitioner, and the VA Medical Center (VAMC) personnel.
Provide social work service based on physician's orders to meet the needs (physical, mental, and emotional) of patients.
Provide initial social work assessment for adult/ geriatric Primary Care and/or Psychiatric patients.
Participate in the completion of treatment, discharge planning, referrals and placements of patients as applicable.
Provide coverage for chemically dependent patients as applicable.
Provide psychotherapeutic intervention of a specialized nature to patients and or families having severe to complex psychosocial difficulties.
Provide referrals for patients and families for individual, group, marital, family, financial or activity therapies.
Provide mandatory reporting activities including Child Protective Services (CPS), Adult Protective Services (APS) and Elder Abuse.
Provide crises intervention, supportive counseling and problem-solving interventions as applicable.
Serve as a member of a multidisciplinary treatment team that meets to assess treatment needs, diagnosis and/or develop treatment strategies and goals.
Review progress of treatment(s) and provide appropriate feedback to a member of the multidisciplinary treatment team.
Function as a primary liaison between families/friends of assigned patients, and between the VAMC.
Serve as a community liaison with VA and Community Mental Health Centers and other appropriate agencies.
Serve as a resource person to other CBOC staff members regarding other community services and programs.
Ability to provide Group Therapy in accordance with state licensure and regulations.
Maintain universal precautions and infection control practices.
Provide smooth and timely flow of patients in accordance with the VA access standards and triage protocol.
Perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and assist during respiratory and cardiac arrest procedures as applicable.
Document all pertinent patient information in their medical records and VISTA to demonstrate quality care delivery and promote continuity of care.
Maintain the VISTA (Veteran Health Information Systems and Technology Architecture) clinic reminder tracking system current for each enrolled patient.
Assist in scheduling patients for initial and follow up appointments in accordance to the VA access standards and the patient's medical/psychosocial/psychiatric necessity.
Maintain patient information regarding their plan of care.
Provide health educational materials and resources to patients and their families for informational purposes.
Ensures all patient information on access/wait time documentation is complete and accurate.
Ensures all patient information on electronic encounter documentation is complete and accurate.
Participate in the ongoing Performance Improvement Program between Contractor, its Subcontractor(s), and the VAMC.
Ensure that all required documentation and reports are completed in an accurate, timely fashion and complete fashion.
Assist with the clinic's compliance of all Federal, state, local, JCAHO, OSHA, Veteran Affairs, Contractor VA Program and Subcontractor safety and operational regulations, directives and standards.
Maintain confidentiality of all information and support patients' privacy, rights, and safety.
Perform other work related duties as assigned.
Candidates must hold a Master's degree in Social Work and possess an active, unrestricted LCSW license in Oklahoma. At least one to three years of experience in mental health or psychiatric settings is preferred, along with current CPR/BLS certification.
Market context
In Oklahoma, physician-adjacent clinical roles are often competitive when they require state licensure and prefer specialty experience such as gastroenterology. These openings can attract candidates who already have outpatient or specialty-care backgrounds, so matching the requested scope of practice matters. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your Oklahoma license status and prepare examples of relevant GI experience before applying.
