This role provides biopsychosocial assessments, care coordination, discharge planning, and protective interventions for vulnerable adults. The LMSW will support APS-related cases, risk assessments, legal matters (guardianship/POA), and connect patients with essential community and medical resources.
Key Responsibilities:
Perform biopsychosocial assessments and initial evaluations
Address safety risks, abuse/neglect concerns, guardianship, and POA
Coordinate discharge planning, DME, rehab, and long-term care referrals
Collaborate with care teams in ED, ICU, Med-Surg, L&D, and NICU
Document assessments, plans, and interventions per standards
Provide education on Advance Directives, ADA, and community resources
Navigate Medicaid, Medicare, transportation, and medication assistance programs
Requirements
Masterâs degree in Social Work (MSW)
Washington State LMSW license (or eligibility)
Experience in acute care, APS, crisis intervention, or case management preferred