Full-Time Social Worker (BSW)
Location: Knoxville Center for Behavioral Medicine (KCBM)
Schedule: Full-Time | Day Shift
Pay: Based on Experience
Equal Opportunity Employer
Join a Team That Makes a Difference
Knoxville Center for Behavioral Medicine (KCBM) is seeking a dedicated and compassionate Social Worker (BSW) to join our multidisciplinary behavioral health team. This is an excellent opportunity to work in a brand-new facility focused on improving lives through short-term, acute intervention for adults and geriatric patients.
About Us
KCBM is a 64-bed inpatient hospital providing care to individuals experiencing behavioral health and substance use crises. We offer inpatient, IOP, and PHP services, serving both adult and geriatric populations. KCBM is a joint venture between National Health Corporation (NHC), Tennova Healthcare, and the University of Tennessee Medical Center - Knoxville.
Your Role
As a Social Worker, you will play a vital role in patient care by:
Completing psychosocial assessments and treatment plans
Leading individual, family, and group therapy
Coordinating discharge and aftercare planning
Supporting community outreach and education efforts
Collaborating closely with clinical and medical teams
Qualifications
Education:
Bachelors degree in Social Work from an accredited institution. BSWs only need apply, other degrees will not considered
Membership in the Academy of Certified Social Workers
Training:
Documented training related to behavioral health within the past year
Eligible to meet hospital standards
Experience:
What We Offer
New, modern facility with growth opportunities
Tuition reimbursement
Paid vacation, sick leave, and family sick leave
Competitive benefits package including 401(k) match
Our Mission
We are committed to improving quality of life through personalized behavioral health care in a safe, supportive environment. Our vision is to connect families, communities, and providers to deliver high-quality, patient-centered care-one patient at a time.
Apply today to join a compassionate, growing team at Knoxville Center for Behavioral Medicine.
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