Social Work Assistant
The Social Work Assistant supports the Social Work Department in meeting the psychosocial, emotional, and discharge planning needs of residents within the skilled nursing facility. Under the supervision of the Director of Social Work or assigned Social Worker, the Social Work Assistant assists with resident interviews, documentation, care planning, family communication, discharge coordination, and resident advocacy in accordance with New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) regulations, federal regulations, and facility policies and procedures.
The Social Work Assistant promotes resident rights, dignity, quality of life, and person-centered care while collaborating with the interdisciplinary team to support residents and families throughout their stay.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Resident Support & Psychosocial Services
Care Planning & Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Discharge Planning
Documentation & Regulatory Compliance
Resident Advocacy & Quality of Life
Administrative Support
Education
Experience
$40.2747/hr

ArchCare is the Continuing Care Community of the Archdiocese of New York and one of the nation’s largest and most dynamic healthcare systems. ArchCare provides quality care to thousands of people of all faiths through its home and community-based and residential care programs, including long-term skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, home care, nursing home alternatives, hospice, assisted living, an acute care specialty hospital and health and social services for people with Huntington’s disease, HIV/AIDS, developmental disabilities and other specialized care needs.
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