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| n | 1 | Job Description: | n | 1 | Under the supervision of the Behavioral Health Supervisor of the Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Pro |
| > | gram (IOP) and Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), and the at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Ho | ||||
| > | spital Division of Infant, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (ICAP) this position, held by a Clinical | ||||
| > | Social Worker, will provide direct care ensuring high quality evidence-based care, adherence to best | ||||
| > | practices and compliance with regulatory standards in adolescent mental health intensive treatment. | ||||
| > | Clinical duties involve crisis intervention, psychosocial patient assessments and interventions, ma | ||||
| > | ndated reporting, information and referral, non medical discharge planning, and coordination of heal | ||||
| > | th and mental health services with community providers. Works in concert with licensed clinicians, c | ||||
| > | ounselors, physicians, nurses, utilization management, discharge planners, and other allied health p | ||||
| > | rofessionals. Assists adolescent patients and their families with addressing social, vocational, and | ||||
| > | behavioral problems related to their adolescent’s mental health condition and facilitates the adole | ||||
| > | scent patient’s movement through the health continuum. Promotes shared decision-making at all levels | ||||
| > | to ensure a shared voice in practices, exchange of ideas, enhanced communication, and continually i | ||||
| > | mproved patient services. | ||||
| 2 | Under the supervision of the Behavioral Health Supervisor of the Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Pro | ||||
| > | gram (IOP) and Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), and the at Zuckerberg San Francisco General H | ||||
| > | ospital Division of Infant, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (ICAP) this position, held by a Clinical | ||||
| > | Social Worker, will provide direct care ensuring high quality evidence-based care, adherence to bes | ||||
| > | t practices and compliance with regulatory standards in adolescent mental health intensive treatment | ||||
| > | . Clinical duties involve crisis intervention, psychosocial patient assessments and interventions, m | ||||
| > | andated reporting, information and referral, non medical discharge planning, and coordination of hea | ||||
| > | lth and mental health services with community providers. Works in concert with licensed clinicians, | ||||
| > | counselors, physicians, nurses, utilization management, discharge planners, and other allied health | ||||
| > | professionals. Assists adolescent patients and their families with addressing social, vocational, an | ||||
| > | d behavioral problems related to their adolescent’s mental health condition and facilitates the adol | ||||
| > | escent patient’s movement through the health continuum. Promotes shared decision-making at all level | ||||
| > | s to ensure a shared voice in practices, exchange of ideas, enhanced communication, and continually | ||||
| > | improved patient services. The IOP maintains a contract with San Department of Public Health Behavio | ||||
| > | ral Health Services (BHS) and all clients are on Medi-Cal insurance and from culturally diverse back | ||||
| > | grounds. This position is 100% on-site. As an employee of UCSF and contractor with the City of San F | ||||
| > | rancisco, this position is an essential worker and will continue to support and provide direct servi | ||||
| > | ce during a natural disaster and or pandemic. DEPARTMENT DESCRIPTION: UCSF Zuckerberg San Francisco | ||||
| > | General Hospital (ZSFG), a Level 1 Trauma Center, stands as a pillar of healthcare excellence, disti | ||||
| > | nguished by its unwavering commitment to high-quality clinical services, research, education, advoca | ||||
| > | cy, and public service. As a public hospital, ZSFG is dedicated to serving the city's most economica | ||||
| > | lly vulnerable populations. Our clinical services are intricately linked with the San Francisco Depa | ||||
| > | rtment of Public Health's Community Behavioral Health System, providing essential care to Medi-Cal b | ||||
| > | eneficiaries. As a vital component of the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), ZSFG merge | ||||
| > | s world-class medical and behavioral science expertise with a strong emphasis on innovative clinical | ||||
| > | practice and research. Our affiliation with UCSF not only enhances our ability to offer exceptional | ||||
| > | patient care but also nurtures an environment of learning and exploration in public psychiatry and | ||||
| > | psychology. ZSFG is committed to addressing the diverse health needs of San Francisco's population t | ||||
| > | hrough comprehensive care and active public health initiatives in collaboration with the San Francis | ||||
| > | co Department of Public Health. Together, we strive to reduce health disparities, enhance community | ||||
| > | wellness, and advocate for policies that promote health equity. Our research and educational efforts | ||||
| > | not only advance clinical practice but also play a pivotal role in shaping public health policy and | ||||
| > | improving outcomes for the communities we serve. The Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) and Partial | ||||
| > | Hospitalization Program (PHP) are embedded in the Division of Infant, Child, and Adolescent Psychia | ||||
| > | try (ICAP), part of the Department of Psychiatry at ZSFG. ICAP aims to deliver quality, culturally s | ||||
| > | ensitive, and trauma-informed mental health services for youth aged birth to 24 and their families. | ||||
| > | ICAP embraces a comprehensive, coordinated approach to care that spans the developmental spectrum. O | ||||
| > | ur programs encompass direct care and consultation services in ZSFG clinics, daycares, schools, and | ||||
| > | various community settings, alongside training and research initiatives. | ||||
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| t | 4 | Qualifications: | t | 3 | The IOP maintains a contract with San Department of Public Health Behavioral Health Services (BHS) |
| > | and all clients are on Medi-Cal insurance and from culturally diverse backgrounds. This position is | ||||
| > | 100% on-site. As an employee of UCSF and contractor with the City of San Francisco, this position is | ||||
| > | an essential worker and will continue to support and provide direct service during a natural disast | ||||
| > | er and or pandemic. | ||||
| 5 | MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: - CSW I: Master’s degree in social work, marriage and family therapy, psycholo | 4 | |||
| > | gy or related field from an accredited university and knowledges and abilities essential to the succ | ||||
| > | essful performance of the duties assigned to the position. - CSWII: Master’s degree in social work, | ||||
| > | marriage and family therapy, psychology or related field from an accredited university and possessio | ||||
| > | n of the requirements necessary for application for licensure as determined by the California Board | ||||
| > | of Behavioral Science; and knowledges and abilities essential to the successful performance of the d | ||||
| > | uties assigned to the position. - Proficient in evidence-based practices and empirically supported t | ||||
| > | reatments for adolescents and families/caregivers - Demonstrated excellent attendance, integrity. pr | ||||
| > | ofessionalism, reliability, and timeliness of paperwork duties - Knowledge of the social determinant | ||||
| > | s of health, contextual, and behavioral health needs of youth on public insurance and their families | ||||
| > | . - Strong communication, interpersonal, and conflict-resolution skills for dealing with patients, f | ||||
| > | amilies, advocates, and other health care personnel, as well as subordinate staff. - Computer profic | ||||
| > | iency in all relevant information systems, applications, and analysis tools. - Bilingual (English/Sp | ||||
| > | anish) PREFERRED: - Experience working in public specialty mental health settings. - Proficient in E | ||||
| > | pic electronic health record system and data management - Experience working with populations that a | ||||
| > | re culturally diverse in gender, sexual orientation, language, disabilities, immigration status, rac | ||||
| > | e, and ethnicity. - Expertise and knowledge of San Francisco County services and resources for child | ||||
| > | ren, youth and families - Experience with Medi-Cal and CalAIM changes. - Experience in intensive ser | ||||
| > | vices (intensive outpatient, partial hospitalization, and/or inpatient settings) - Evidence of Quali | ||||
| > | fied Bilingual Staff certification or equivalent (e.g., ALTA). LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS: - CSWII: Mas | ||||
| > | ter’s degree in social work, marriage and family therapy, psychology or related field from an accred | ||||
| > | ited university and possession of the requirements necessary for application for licensure as determ | ||||
| > | ined by the California Board of Behavioral Science; and knowledges and abilities essential to the su | ||||
| > | ccessful performance of the duties assigned to the position | ||||
| 5 | DEPARTMENT DESCRIPTION: | ||||
| 6 | |||||
| 7 | UCSF Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital (ZSFG), a Level 1 Trauma Center, stands as a pillar | ||||
| > | of healthcare excellence, distinguished by its unwavering commitment to high-quality clinical servic | ||||
| > | es, research, education, advocacy, and public service. As a public hospital, ZSFG is dedicated to se | ||||
| > | rving the city's most economically vulnerable populations. Our clinical services are intricately lin | ||||
| > | ked with the San Francisco Department of Public Health's Community Behavioral Health System, providi | ||||
| > | ng essential care to Medi-Cal beneficiaries. | ||||
| 8 | |||||
| 9 | As a vital component of the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), ZSFG merges world-class | ||||
| > | medical and behavioral science expertise with a strong emphasis on innovative clinical practice and | ||||
| > | research. Our affiliation with UCSF not only enhances our ability to offer exceptional patient care | ||||
| > | but also nurtures an environment of learning and exploration in public psychiatry and psychology. | ||||
| 10 | |||||
| 11 | ZSFG is committed to addressing the diverse health needs of San Francisco's population through comp | ||||
| > | rehensive care and active public health initiatives in collaboration with the San Francisco Departme | ||||
| > | nt of Public Health. Together, we strive to reduce health disparities, enhance community wellness, a | ||||
| > | nd advocate for policies that promote health equity. Our research and educational efforts not only a | ||||
| > | dvance clinical practice but also play a pivotal role in shaping public health policy and improving | ||||
| > | outcomes for the communities we serve. | ||||
| 12 | |||||
| 13 | The Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) and Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) are embedded in th | ||||
| > | e Division of Infant, Child, and Adolescent Psychiatry (ICAP), part of the Department of Psychiatry | ||||
| > | at ZSFG. ICAP aims to deliver quality, culturally sensitive, and trauma-informed mental health servi | ||||
| > | ces for youth aged birth to 24 and their families. ICAP embraces a comprehensive, coordinated approa | ||||
| > | ch to care that spans the developmental spectrum. Our programs encompass direct care and consultatio | ||||
| > | n services in ZSFG clinics, daycares, schools, and various community settings, alongside training an | ||||
| > | d research initiatives. | ||||