Social Worker / Professional Counselor
VUMC is opening a new Anxiety/OCD Clinic and is seeking an experienced clinician (LMSW/LCSW or LPC-MHSP) as a lead role in an exciting new program within Vanderbilt Behavioral Health. The program is an Adult PHP level of care that specializes in treating OCD and Anxiety Disorders.
This position is eligible for a $4,000 Sign On Bonus and will be located at The Villages at Vanderbilt; Schedule is comprised of weekdays, business hours (no nights or holidays).
Performs behavioral health diagnostic and psycho-social assessments utilizing the DSM-V, implements group, family and individual psycho therapeutic interventions including crisis intervention, develops treatment plans and disposition plans. Maintains contact with family and community agencies and makes referrals. Represents the behavioral health enterprise on institutional and community committees/task forces.
Hours
Monday - Friday 8:00a.m. - 4:30p.m.
Key Responsibilities
- Provides initial assessment and develops plan of care according to TN Department of Mental Health, The Joint Commission and CMS Best Practice Guidelines and within the scope of their license by the Tennessee Health Related Boards.
- Provides targeted evidence based interventions into clinical practice with patients.
- Facilitates transitions to appropriate levels of care via in person, telephone or telehealth contact.
- Acts as clinical liaison with patient, family, treatment team and community.
- Contributes to the organization by actively participating in process improvement initiatives and shared decision making.
- Engages in regularly scheduled supervision as required by the Tennessee Health Related Boards.
- Maintains confidentiality and privilege in accordance with TN state codes and statutes.
- Upholds ethical standards in accordance with relevant professional association’s code of ethics.
Qualifications
- Level 1: LMSW or LPC-MHSP temp
- Level 2: LCSW or LPC-MHSP
Consideration may be given to candidates that can obtain license/certification within 6 months, in accordance with state guidelines.