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Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSQ) (PHTBI) – 9/28/20
Site of Service:
Naval Hospital 29 Palms- Bridgeport Branch Medical Clinic (BMC) -Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injury (PHTBI)
The clinic is considered to be located in a remote area. Dewert BHC is located at one of the most remote military bases in the lower contiguous United States which presents significant challenges in regard to access of care specifically mental health.
Licensed Clinical Social Worker services are critical to the health and well-being of the personnel stationed at Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center as the duty station is not only challenging to individuals but also their families.
Benefits/Rates:
- 10 paid federal Holidays
- 80 hours of Vacation
- 56 hours of PTO accrued sick time
- $ 250.00 CME Reimbursements
- Health, Dental, Vision . Long and Short Term Disability , Life insurances and 401 Retirement Plan
POSITION QUALIFICATION/REQUIREMENTS:
Degree: Master’s degree in Social Work (MSW).
Education: The HCW’s must have graduated from an MSW program accredited by the Council of Social Work Education (CSWE).
Experience: Possess experience with provision of care for the following diagnoses: Depression and Dysthymia; Post- Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD); Anxiety; Insomnia; Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD); Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD); Addiction; and Marital Discord. The HCW should be able to perform Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR) for the treatment of PTSD and be familiar with Traumatic Brain Injury.
The HCW must possess a minimum of two (2) years of full-time post-licensure experience as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker within the preceding four (4) years.
Certification: BLS through AHA. Must be hands on course.
Licensure: Current, full, active, and unrestricted license to practice as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker.
Additional Certificate: Basic Life Support (BLS) certification must be hands on
U.S. Citizenship: HCWs performing under this contract shall be U.S. citizens.
English Language Requirement: The Contractor shall ensure that all HCWs providing services under this contract are able to read, write, and speak English well enough to effectively communicate.
HCW Physical Capability: HCWs shall be physically capable of standing and/or sitting for extended periods of time and physically capable of performing all services required..
Please contact Vickie Anthony-Lewis: Vickie.anthony@lukeassoc.com
Research Assistant – Serving Seniors Homelessness & Housing Initiative (pdf)- 9/21/20
Serving Seniors is seeking a graduate student to conduct the Literature Review and Analysis and Data Collection and Review to support Harder & Co. and Serving Seniors for conducting a senior homeless needs assessment and actionable plan to develop San Diego’s first, senior homeless shelter and further advocacy in this area.
For more details, please see the attached job description. Application and inquiries can be directed to Dr. Jong Won Min at jwmin@sdsu.edu
Growing the Workforce Together – 9/10/2020
Exciting Employment & Educational Opportunity for Students & Recent Graduates!
These are unprecedented times, and while many have been displaced or had to place their career pursuits put on hold, Senior Living continues to be a rewarding—and growing—career path for individuals from a variety of educational backgrounds. If you have an interest in serving older adults, the possibilities are endless.
To help students and recent graduates learn more about the profession and consider where their skills are a best fit, the California Assisted Living Association (CALA) invites them to attend the online CALA Fall Forum to take place on October 28 & 29 at no cost.
Simply:
Fill in the registration form
Include your resume or LinkedIn profile
Provide proof of student status or recent graduation
Email these items to jan@CAassistedliving.org by the October 16 deadline.
In addition to attending educational sessions, students will:
Learn critical career navigation strategies from a Senior Living recruiter
Gain practical knowledge to give them a head start in their career pursuits
Have their resumes passed along to prospective employers
So, if you’d like to gain valuable insights to help you jumpstart your career pursuits, submit your registration form and other required items today. I look forward to hearing from you soon!
NOTE: Complimentary registrations are intended for students looking to start or advance in senior living, as opposed to established professionals or those currently working in senior living communities.
Sincerely,
Jan Trifiro
Vice President of Workforce & Professional Development
California Assisted Living Association
455 Capitol Mall, Suite 222
Sacramento, CA 95814
916-448-1900 * 916-448-1659 (fax)
www.CAassistedliving.org
Virtual Career Fair – San Ysidro Health (pdf) – 9/1/2020
We cordially invite San Diego State University students and graduates to San Ysidro Health’s Virtual Career fair on September 15, 2020 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm. This will provide students and graduates the opportunity to speak directly with our recruiters. The event is free and participants will only need to register prior to the event date. I have attached the flyer onto this email as well as the link to sign up below. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Resource Navigator, Case Manager for Integrated Services – Jewish Family Service – 9/1/2020
The Resource Navigator delivers assistance crucial to enhancing and improving a client’s standard of living, emotional health, physical health, and community health. The Resource Navigator strives to remove barriers that are impeding upon a person’s level of self-sufficiency, including financial challenges, mental health and medical issues, basic need insecurity, and lack of support system/community. This role will support JFS’s case management team in responding to clients with specialized needs, who may be dealing with homelessness, experiencing domestic violence, or other mental health or medical challenges. This position will assist clients in navigating resource systems and break down services to manageable goals to establish patterns of success. The Resource Navigator will coordinate appropriate services and provide ongoing support in order for each client to attain and maintain independence and quality of life. The Resource Navigator will provide care that is client centered, outcome oriented, and time specific, with clients completing their identified goals in approximately three months.
Various Openings – Veteran’s Village San Diego – 8/20/2020
- Resident Manager for Veterans Transitional Housing Program (7am-3:30pm)
- Case Manager, WHF
- Case Manager, SITH
- Database Administrator
- Client Support Coordinator
- Resident Manager for Veterans Transitional Housing Program (3pm -11:30pm)
- Clinical Supervisor, VRC-DMC
- Associate Director, VRC-DMC
- Housing Specialist
- SUD Counselor, VRC-DMC
- LPHA (Licensed Practioner of the Healing Arts)
- Resident Facility Monitor (10:30pm-6am Weekends)
- Licensed Clinician
Part-time Pool – Counselor (Mental Health) – Grossmont College – 8/20/2020
Under administrative leadership, it is the responsibility of part time faculty to perform tasks which support advancement of the visions, missions, and values of the colleges and District. Part time faculty have responsibilities in regards to their classroom assignment, evaluation of students, curriculum, student advising, professional development, and any assignment-specific needs.
Mental Health Therapist (Associate or Independently Licensed) – Christie’s Place (pdf) – 7/24/2020
Under supervision of the Clinical Director, the Mental Health Therapist will perform a full range of mental health counseling services for women, children and families living with HIV. Primary responsibilities include:
- Conducting biopsychosocial assessments, formulating care plans, and mental health counseling for community members living with HIV.
- Engaging in client care conferences with team members and coordinating implementation of interdisciplinary plans.
- Providing individual, couples, and family therapy sessions and therapeutic group sessions with community members both in-person and via tele-therapy.
- Participating in other professional activities, to include community planning, developing or coordinating special projects, providing consultation, maintaining clinical files, assisting with CP events, and generating monthly program reports, when requested.
Temporary Case Worker – Bilateral Safety Corridor Coalition (pdf) – 7/22/2020
An ideal candidate will have knowledge of, and/or experience working with, victims of human trafficking. Experience with Wrap-Around Services model, and knowledge of resources available in the South Bay and San Diego County to assist in nurturing self-reliance in a manner that is culturally sensitive to the population being served. A minimum of a bachelor’s in psychology, social work, or related field with a minimum of one-year case management experience.
Graduate Assistant / Intern – Case Management Focus – UCSD (pdf) – 5/24/2020
My name is Andrew Hua and I serve as the Case Manager and Outreach Specialist at the University of California San Diego (UCSD). We have a very exciting internship/graduate assistantship opportunity for graduate students interested in Case Management Services.
For several years, UCSD Student Affairs Case Management Services have been working with the UCSD colleges, schools, and divisions to create a culture of care for our undergraduate, graduate, and professional students. However, for the first time this academic year, we are excited to provide an educational and enriching field experience for graduate students who may have an interest in working in a non-clinical role in a higher education setting.
Working with UCSD Student Affairs Case Management Services, graduate students will gain a fulfilling experience where one may provide guidance and facilitation to assist students in optimizing their educational experience while minimizing the impact of illness, injury, behavioral changes, and personal distress on students’ academic careers through the coordination of care, interventions, and social support with appropriate referrals, and follow up services within a broad network of campus and community resources. Although students in these positions develop and use clinical knowledge in their one-on-one and group interactions with undergraduate and graduate students, they do not provide direct clinical services. In addition to providing case management support, graduate student interns will have the opportunity to engage in program development, providing presentations and trainings, and working with diverse populations of students.
Our institution’s academic calendar is structured on the quarter system, however we are flexible with graduate students who are participating in a semester-structured academic program. In addition, we would like to share that we are flexible with creating a remote internship/graduate assistantship experience. Furthermore, our internship/graduate assistantship is a paid 16-hours/week program. For additional details regarding the practicum internship/graduate assistantship, please review the position description
Tutor – Learning Support Center – SDSU – 5/24/2020
The Educational Opportunity Programs & Ethnic Affairs (EOP) is designed to assist students from low-income backgrounds who are the first in their family to attend a 4-year institution. One of the many services EOP offers is free tutoring to our EOP students via the Learning Support Center (LSC). As reviewed our overall request for the year and needs, we need your assistance. We have specific areas that are in high demand and we want to be able to support our EOP students to be successful in these classes.
Our LSC is actively recruiting new tutors for the Fall 2020 semester.
Social Work classes – in the past we had a graduate student, who was available to tutor most classes.
SLHS student who has taken most of the lower division classes. Our person for this year also graduated this semester.
Nutrition – also an upper-division, special need for someone who has taken NUTR 313.- Unfortunately, we have never had a tutor for this, but I looked through the course request (from the beginning of 2020) and 4 different students requested tutoring for this class.
The EOP Learning Support Center is looking for passionate, knowledgeable, and dependable individuals to work as tutors for the Fall 2020 semester. To apply, students must:
- be a junior, senior or graduate student,
- have successfully completed at least one semester at SDSU,
- GPA of 3.0 or more,
- must have earned at least a B in the class(es) they wish to tutor.
The pay rate is $14 an hour and hours are flexible. Applicants must be dependable and comfortable working one on one and with groups. If interested and qualified, please fill out this preliminary survey https://forms.gle/LeextzmykLpnwo5p8 developed to pre-screen potential candidates.
* Please Note: We will ask Qualified applicants to complete an LSC Tutor Application, send us your Unofficial SDSU Transcripts, and interview for the position.
For more information about the LSC, please visit our website: https://sa.sdsu.edu/eop/services/learning-support-center or contact us at eoplsc@sdsu.edu.
Patient Navigator – Pediatrics/Infectious Diseases – UCSD – 6/23/2020
The UCSD Mother Child & Adolescent HIV Program provides comprehensive and integrated HIV care, social services and clinical research to women, children and youth ages 13-24. A multidisciplinary team of HIV specialists provides medical care, treatment, mental health services, health education, nutrition education, counseling, case management and clinical research studies.
The Patient Navigator serves as a non-clinical resource and liaison for patients and their families. Assists with navigating all aspects of the healthcare system. Uses knowledge of the unit or clinic to resolve issues and identify ways to increase patient satisfaction. Collaborates with department managers to meet patient expectations, achieve quality outcomes and build a patient focused culture.
Day-to-day responsibilities include performing biopsychosocial assessments and generating care plans to support patients being retained in HIV medical care. This may include support with medical systems (e.g. navigating appointments, benefits counseling, medication adherence, health education) as well as other supports that make is possible for individuals to stay engaged in their care, like having basic needs met (referrals for housing, food insecurity, legal services, behavioral health, etc.).
Communities Fighting COVID – 5/8/2020
Communities Fighting COVID! is recruiting Community Health Workers to conduct contact tracing to stop the spread of COVID-19 in San Diego County communities.
San Diego State University has partnered with San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency to serve the Spanish-speaking, Arabic-speaking, and African American communities in San Diego County using a Community Health Worker approach. They will be hiring up to 40 Community Health Workers who represent those communities in the coming weeks. SDSU School of Public Health director Dr. Hala Madanat and SDSU Institute for Public Health director Dr. Corinne McDaniels-Davidson will host a public Town Hall for people interested in applying for the positions. Attendees will hear about the jobs and application process and get a chance to get their questions answered during the live Town Hall at 6:00pm on Monday, June 8th.
To review the job description and register for the Town Hall, visit ListenToSanDiego.org
Community Care Social Worker, MSW – San Ysidro Health – 4/4/2020
San Ysidro Health is hiring. The State of California, Department of Health Care Services Program called the Home and Community Based Alternatives Waiver, which is administered by San Ysidro Health for the entire County of San Diego, has positions open. The program allows at risk Medi-Cal eligible participants the opportunity to receive wrap around services, including State paid care (Personal care providers, LVN, RN, OT/PT, etc.; paid caregivers can be family members in many cases) in a residential setting (their home, family home, friends home, etc.).
We are currently recruiting for (3) Master’s Level Social Workers (MSW) to enhance our Community Care Management Teams (CMT). A CMT comprised of a RN and Masters level social worker manage the care of each participant, with direct input from the participant and participant family.
Each team is assigned to a region of San Diego County (usually near the RN and/or MSW residences, unless they just really like to drive/work in another part of town).
Although the employer is San Ysidro Health, it is important to note the position offers significant flexibility to care manage from home most days. For example, a MSW living in El Cajon would only need to come into the office (located at 1800 Maxwell Road, Chula Vista, CA 91911) twice per week (once for a team meeting, and once to complete weekly paperwork for case management).
Once interested candidates review the job posting, please email me a resume, including contact information for a brief phone interview. If candidates are concerned that they may not meet all listed requirements, please reach out to Sarah Pretanvil, Sarah.Pretanvil@SYHealth.org, to discuss your interest in the position and background.
Forensic Social Worker – Independent Juvenile Defender Program in Los Angeles – 3/12/2020
The Forensic Social Worker will conduct comprehensive biopsychosocial assessments and case management for IJDP clients. Applicants should have experience in the juvenile delinquency system and a working understanding of service providers and the juvenile entitlement landscape in Los Angeles County.
