LSW Care Manager
Knute Nelson
Alexandria, MN
Full-time
Medical Support Services
Posted on November 25, 2024
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Schedule: Full-time | 64 hours per pay period | Monday-Friday | 8 am - 4:30 pm
Scope:
Schedule: Full-time | 64 hours per pay period | Monday-Friday | 8 am - 4:30 pm
Scope:
- Support elder, at-risk clients with aging care or service needs to promote effective education, self-management support, and timely care and service delivery to achieve optimal quality and financial outcomes.
- Effectively screen clients and caregivers for well-being, environmental concerns, and social determinants of health.
- Ability to interpret client needs and translate into a care or service plan that identifies client goals and resources that can help with facilitating client agreed upon ideals of wellness.
- Coordinate client care and services to improve quality of care by efficiently using resources and enhancing quality, cost-effective outcomes. Ensure that appropriate referrals and connections are being made and foster engagement with the client's care network and coordination between multiple health and community-based entities.
- Act as an advocate for an individual's healthcare needs and coordinates care to minimize the fragmentation of health care delivery systems.
- Commitment to the pursuit of excellence in improving the health status of the aging community will be essential to drive success.
- Demonstrate comprehension and application of theories related to human behavior, crisis, family systems, personality, change, and adult learning.
- Ensure that professionalism is practiced at all times, including complying with legal and ethical standards, privacy requirements, client advocacy, conflicts of interest, and professional boundaries.
- Participate in meetings and collaborative planning related to population health strategy.
- Participate in developing models of care and support to integrate social and clinical pathways for whole-person care delivery within Knute Nelson and in partnership with other providers and payers.
- Assist in the implementation of programming.
- Assess and identify client strengths, needs, concerns, and preferences
- Complete client health screenings and evidence-based practice guidelines to identify health, well-being, environmental concerns, and social determinants of health.
- Establish goals and a plan of care or service.
- Implement care and service plans
- Interpret client needs and translate them into client care, that identifies client goals and resources to help facilitate the client's agreed-upon ideals of wellness.
- Manage and monitor the ongoing provision of and need for care and service.
- Coordinate care and services with other healthcare and service provider(s)/organizations
- Assist the technology team and the implementation of technology deployment and usage strategies.
- Act as an advocate for an individual's healthcare needs and coordinate care to minimize the fragmentation of healthcare delivery systems.
- Assist in managing and monitoring the ongoing provision and need for care and service.
- Assist in coordinating care and services with other healthcare and service provider(s)/organizations.
- The duties and responsibilities listed above are representative of the nature and level of work assigned and are not necessarily all-inclusive.
- Bachelor's degree in social work or related field desired, or five years' experience in care management.
- Knowledge of social work theories and principles; strong assessment, problem-solving, and organizational skills; familiarity with health and social resources; understanding of geriatric care; understanding of the psychosocial implications of acute/chronic illness, mental health, normal/abnormal aging process; and knowledge of basic medical terminology.
- Current certification in care management is preferred or willing to meet the requirement to obtain within a year.
- Should have excellent oral and written communication skills, the ability to work effectively with others and collaborate with the interdisciplinary team.
- Must have general computer skills and must be willing to learn new computer systems.
- Must complete and pass a state-required background study.
- Able to physically perform the duties required by the position.
- Required to have the ability to read, write and speak English well enough to communicate with staff, patients, families, and facilities.