Littleton Hospital Association·Littleton, New Hampshire
The role involves assisting psychiatric consultants and primary care providers in managing mental health and psychosocial issues within a primary care team. Key duties include conducting focused consultation visits, implementing brief interventions, and coordinating treatment plans.
Job title: Licensed clinical social worker (Lcsw) or behavioral health masters in social work
The LISCW or BHMSW will assist psychiatric consultant and primary care providers in recognizing and managing mental health and psychosocial issues and act in a member of the Primary care team.
LISCW or BHMSW will conduct consultation visits that are focused on the referral issues from the health care providers, ideally on the same day as the referral or shortly thereafter.
LISCW or BHMSW will conduct brief, focused interventions (often manualized) for patients in need of mental health services. The emphasis will be on patient education and self-management strategies. Telephone visits may be required at times. LISCW or BHMSW will work closely the psychiatric consultant in patient care through supervision and coordinating treatment plans.
Reports to: Practice Manager
Supervises: None
Medical and Hospital Staff, Patients, Families, Community Resources, Agencies and Clergy.
Licensed Social Worker or Master’s Level, Licensed Clinical Psychologist (Doctoral) or equivalent.
Preferred Certification/Registration: Licensed Social Worker- State of New Hampshire
Physical demands: See Physical Demands worksheet
Works in a clean, well lit, and ventilated area.
At Littleton Regional Healthcare (LRH), we are committed to supporting the well-being of our employees while fostering a workplace rooted in respect, teamwork, and service to our community. We offer a comprehensive benefits package designed to support your health, financial security, and work-life balance.
Benefit eligibility and offerings may vary based on employment status and position.
Candidates must be a Licensed Social Worker or hold a Master's level degree in Social Work or a Doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology. Proficiency in behavioral medicine, psychopharmacology, and the ability to work with patients across the entire lifespan is required.
Market context
Behavioral health positions in New Hampshire are often shaped by steady demand for staff who can support participants across community and clinical settings. These roles are competitive because employers commonly look for a bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience with the target population, along with the ability to work directly with clients and coordinate care. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then tailor your application to show relevant experience with similar populations.
