Clinical Social Worker California Correctional Health Care Services
SAUSALITO, CA14 days ago
- $111,828–$126,828 Per Year
With general supervision from a licensed behavioral health clinician, the Clinical Social Worker I/II works within the Stimulant Treatment Outpatient Program (STOP) by providing substance use disorders services using evidence-based, culturally responsive, and trauma-informed practices adapted for adults with serious mental illness and high psychiatric and/or justice system involvement. The CSWI/II provides comprehensive assessment, group and individual counseling, contingency management, targeted case management, and community outreach in coordination with Citywide mental health intensive case management and psychiatric programs.
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MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:
PREFERRED:
LICENSES AND/OR CERTIFICATIONS:
Key Responsibilities:
%
of time
Essential Function (Yes/No)
Key Responsibilities
(To be completed by Supervisor)
30%
yes
Psychosocial Assessment
Screens referrals for eligibility and schedules intake or refers clients and referring staff to appropriate resources.
Completes client orientation and consents for program services.
At intake, annually, and as needed, assesses presenting problems, psychosocial history, mental status, DSM diagnosis, and level of care needed. Develops problem lists and care plans. Evaluates clients' responses to interventions and progress toward goals, and adjusts care plans as appropriate.
40%
Clinical Interventions
Provides evidence-based, culturally responsive, trauma-informed substance use counseling in group, individual, and family modalities with adults with substance use disorders, serious mental illness, and disruptive behaviors. De-escalates clients when needed.
Provides digital navigation support to clients as needed, such as helping them set up devices and data plans, or showing them how to use therapeutic apps.
Collects point-of-care urine drug tests according to protocol and documents results. Explains urine drug screen results to clients and supports them in accessing related incentives.
Engages clients in substance use disorders treatment and outside recovery resources, coordinates with other organizations, and advocates for clients. Schedules services and reminds clients and collaborating staff.
Provides referrals and care coordination for medications for substance use disorders and higher levels of care when needed.
Provides targeted case management. Coordinates care and communicates identified mental health, medical, and support needs to clients' Citywide intensive case managers, psychiatrists, and other service providers as needed. Communicates effectively within multidisciplinary teams within and outside the agency.
Ensures that services are received and documented for their caseload. Identifies clients with low engagement or progress and adjusts services to improve outcomes. Conducts outreach and motivational interviewing when needed to re-engage clients.
Responds to emergent client needs, utilizing crisis intervention and providing 5150 services as needed.
Follows client discharge protocols, including notice of adverse benefits determination and referral to appropriate services.
Provides education to Citywide staff, interns, or the community regarding program services, client substance use and treatment needs.
If desired and appropriate, supervises students and participates in student training program meetings.
Maintains a culturally humble and anti-racist approach.
Contributes to professional development of self and others.
Adheres to ethical, legal, privacy, safety, health, infection control, resource utilization standards, and other agency policies.
Works in multiple community settings, including street outreach, SRO hotels, shelters, hospitals, or jail if necessary.
30%
Administrative Responsibilities
Documents clinical work in an accurate and timely manner. Maintains electronic and paper records according to county, state, and federal requirements. Submits accurate charges for services provided.
Meets program productivity standards for billed services.
Contributes to quality assurance, including tracking client documentation due and peer reviews of documentation.
Contributes to quality improvement, including participation in surveys, interviews, focus groups, quality improvement meetings, and process and outcome reports.
Completes required trainings and passes proficiency assessments.
Attends meetings and utilizes technical assistance and supervision as assigned.
Supports day-to-day facility operations.
Other duties as assigned.
100%
(To update total %, enter the amount of time in whole numbers (without the % symbol - e.g., 15, 20) then highlight the total sum (e.g., 1%) at the bottom of the column and press F9. The total sum should add up to 100%.)
Key Responsibilities:
%
of time
Essential Function (Yes/No)
Key Responsibilities
(To be completed by Supervisor)
30%
yes
Psychosocial Assessment
Screens referrals for eligibility and schedules intake or refers clients and referring staff to appropriate resources.
Completes client orientation and consents for program services.
At intake, annually, and as needed, assesses presenting problems, psychosocial history, mental status, DSM diagnosis, and level of care needed. Develops problem lists and care plans. Evaluates clients' responses to interventions and progress toward goals, and adjusts care plans as appropriate.
40%
Clinical Interventions
Provides evidence-based, culturally responsive, trauma-informed substance use counseling in group, individual, and family modalities with adults with substance use disorders, serious mental illness, and disruptive behaviors. De-escalates clients when needed.
Provides digital navigation support to clients as needed, such as helping them set up devices and data plans, or showing them how to use therapeutic apps.
Collects point-of-care urine drug tests according to protocol and documents results. Explains urine drug screen results to clients and supports them in accessing related incentives.
Engages clients in substance use disorders treatment and outside recovery resources, coordinates with other organizations, and advocates for clients. Schedules services and reminds clients and collaborating staff.
Provides referrals and care coordination for medications for substance use disorders and higher levels of care when needed.
Provides targeted case management. Coordinates care and communicates identified mental health, medical, and support needs to clients' Citywide intensive case managers, psychiatrists, and other service providers as needed. Communicates effectively within multidisciplinary teams within and outside the agency.
Ensures that services are received and documented for their caseload. Identifies clients with low engagement or progress and adjusts services to improve outcomes. Conducts outreach and motivational interviewing when needed to re-engage clients.
Responds to emergent client needs, utilizing crisis intervention and providing 5150 services as needed.
Follows client discharge protocols, including notice of adverse benefits determination and referral to appropriate services.
Provides education to Citywide staff, interns, or the community regarding program services, client substance use and treatment needs.
If desired and appropriate, supervises students and participates in student training program meetings.
Maintains a culturally humble and anti-racist approach.
Contributes to professional development of self and others.
Adheres to ethical, legal, privacy, safety, health, infection control, resource utilization standards, and other agency policies.
Works in multiple community settings, including street outreach, SRO hotels, shelters, hospitals, or jail if necessary.
30%
Administrative Responsibilities
Documents clinical work in an accurate and timely manner. Maintains electronic and paper records according to county, state, and federal requirements. Submits accurate charges for services provided.
Meets program productivity standards for billed services.
Contributes to quality assurance, including tracking client documentation due and peer reviews of documentation.
Contributes to quality improvement, including participation in surveys, interviews, focus groups, quality improvement meetings, and process and outcome reports.
Completes required trainings and passes proficiency assessments.
Attends meetings and utilizes technical assistance and supervision as assigned.
Supports day-to-day facility operations.
Other duties as assigned.
100%
(To update total %, enter the amount of time in whole numbers (without the % symbol - e.g., 15, 20) then highlight the total sum (e.g., 1%) at the bottom of the column and press F9. The total sum should add up to 100%.)
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