University of Maryland Medical System
Company DescriptionTHE MEDICAL HEART OF MARYLANDTreating over 330,000 patients every year, the University of Maryland Medical Center is at the vital core of Maryland's health care system and community.
We're known for our prestigious expertise in innovative research and education, along with the talented staff and advanced centers that make it all possible.
The R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center, the world's first center dedicated to trauma, treats more than 7,500 critically injured patients a year with an incredible 97 percent survival rate.
We also have one of the nation's largest kidney and pancreas transplant programs at The Joseph and Corinne Schwartz Division of Transplantation, home to Maryland's first steroid-free protocol and pancreas/kidney transplant.
From our National Cancer Institute-designated UM Marlene and Stewart Greenebaum Cancer Center to The University of Maryland's Children's Hospital, one of the largest pediatric centers in the state, we are dedicated to saving and transforming lives.
Job DescriptionBehavioral Health Clinician I's act as an extension of the psychiatric provider.
Regardless of acute psychiatric treatment setting, the BHC, working in collaboration with the behavioral health team, medical team, and community stakeholders, is responsible for completing:
Psychosocial assessments, developing treatment plans, monitoring patient progress towards treatment goals, and crisis de-escalation.
With clinical supervision, works independently to apply knowledge of diagnostic criteria to evaluate and recommend appropriate level of care for behavioral health patients.
One goal of all services facilitated by the BHC is to give psychiatric providers necessary information to finalize dispositions, as relevant to patient needs.
BHC I's work with diverse populations, age groups, and diagnoses.
Serves as primary educator on topics of mental illness/mental health to patients and/or family members.
Responsible for facilitating patient-centered, trauma-informed brief individual therapy, family therapy, and group therapy within the acute care setting, when indicated.
Initiates coordination of discharge and aftercare services, as needed.
QualificationsEducation & Training:
Master's Degree in Human Services (i.
e.
, Social Work, Professional Counseling, etc.
) required.
Licensed as a LGPC or LMSW in the state of Maryland required.
Work Orientation &
Experience:
One (1) year previous experience working with individuals with acute and chronic mental illness in an acute care psychiatric setting preferred.
Skills & Abilities:
Demonstrate knowledge/skills of behavioral health clinical practice in a variety of settings:
a.
) Completing psychosocial assessments; b) provision of trauma-informed individual, group, and family therapy services; c.
) developing and implementing discharge and aftercare plans; d) coordinating services for patient/family with community providers including knowledge of community resources, Medicare/Medicaid and commercial insurances; e.
) knowledge of state and federal regulations as it pertains to scope of clinical practice in multiple settings; f.
) effective critical thinking; g.
) professional and effective written and verbal communication; h.
) prioritize work assignments and manage time effectively to complete duties; and i.
) work effectively and efficiently in a fast-paced environment.
Ability to a) communicate and collaborate effectively with both internal and external partners (i.
e.
, behavioral health team, medical team, community stakeholders and patients/families); b) assess, adapt, and calmly respond to changing and/or crisis environment; c) make independent decisions consistent with current policies, procedures, health care and ethical standards; and d) be available to adapt hours to meet the needs of partners.
Additional InformationAll your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
About the Company:
University of Maryland Medical System.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
We're known for our prestigious expertise in innovative research and education, along with the talented staff and advanced centers that make it all possible.
The R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center, the world's first center dedicated to trauma, treats more than 7,500 critically injured patients a year with an incredible 97 percent survival rate.
We also have one of the nation's largest kidney and pancreas transplant programs at The Joseph and Corinne Schwartz Division of Transplantation, home to Maryland's first steroid-free protocol and pancreas/kidney transplant.
From our National Cancer Institute-designated UM Marlene and Stewart Greenebaum Cancer Center to The University of Maryland's Children's Hospital, one of the largest pediatric centers in the state, we are dedicated to saving and transforming lives.
Job DescriptionBehavioral Health Clinician I's act as an extension of the psychiatric provider.
Regardless of acute psychiatric treatment setting, the BHC, working in collaboration with the behavioral health team, medical team, and community stakeholders, is responsible for completing:
Psychosocial assessments, developing treatment plans, monitoring patient progress towards treatment goals, and crisis de-escalation.
With clinical supervision, works independently to apply knowledge of diagnostic criteria to evaluate and recommend appropriate level of care for behavioral health patients.
One goal of all services facilitated by the BHC is to give psychiatric providers necessary information to finalize dispositions, as relevant to patient needs.
BHC I's work with diverse populations, age groups, and diagnoses.
Serves as primary educator on topics of mental illness/mental health to patients and/or family members.
Responsible for facilitating patient-centered, trauma-informed brief individual therapy, family therapy, and group therapy within the acute care setting, when indicated.
Initiates coordination of discharge and aftercare services, as needed.
QualificationsEducation & Training:
Master's Degree in Human Services (i.
e.
, Social Work, Professional Counseling, etc.
) required.
Licensed as a LGPC or LMSW in the state of Maryland required.
Work Orientation &
Experience:
One (1) year previous experience working with individuals with acute and chronic mental illness in an acute care psychiatric setting preferred.
Skills & Abilities:
Demonstrate knowledge/skills of behavioral health clinical practice in a variety of settings:
a.
) Completing psychosocial assessments; b) provision of trauma-informed individual, group, and family therapy services; c.
) developing and implementing discharge and aftercare plans; d) coordinating services for patient/family with community providers including knowledge of community resources, Medicare/Medicaid and commercial insurances; e.
) knowledge of state and federal regulations as it pertains to scope of clinical practice in multiple settings; f.
) effective critical thinking; g.
) professional and effective written and verbal communication; h.
) prioritize work assignments and manage time effectively to complete duties; and i.
) work effectively and efficiently in a fast-paced environment.
Ability to a) communicate and collaborate effectively with both internal and external partners (i.
e.
, behavioral health team, medical team, community stakeholders and patients/families); b) assess, adapt, and calmly respond to changing and/or crisis environment; c) make independent decisions consistent with current policies, procedures, health care and ethical standards; and d) be available to adapt hours to meet the needs of partners.
Additional InformationAll your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
About the Company:
University of Maryland Medical System.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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