Licensed Intake Coordinator / Care Manager
Company: Boulder Community Health
Location: Denver
Posted on: January 28, 2023
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Job Description:
Part Time, Days. 16 hours/weekPay range is between
$27.93-$41.89/hr, depending on years of relevant and like
experience.Boulder Community Health is a Certified Level II Trauma
Center. We are honored to hold the awards of 2019 Best Medical
Facility from Boulder Weekly, 2019 Best Medical Center from Yellow
Scene's, and Best Local Employer from Daily Camera. Come be part of
an independent, community-focused health system; feel good knowing
that your work will make a difference in people's lives and
positively contribute to the community.POSITION SUMMARYProvides
clinical intakes for triaging adult behavioral health patients to
appropriate level of care; facilitating referrals to and from the
Outpatient Counseling Center and BCH Inpatient Behavioral Health,
BCH Primary Care Behavioral Health, and external sources. Conducts
assessments and triaging of patients using a biopsychosocial model
informed by a robust knowledge of the Diagnostic and Statistical
Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5) and use of
evidenced based screening tools. Works collaboratively with a
treatment team, including psychiatrists, psychiatric nurse
practitioners and therapists; providing and promotingthe
coordination, collaboration and continuity of care for patients
throughout their treatment course at the Outpatient Counseling
Center. Provides wrap-around services, e.G., referrals to homecare,
prescription refills, family meetings, and wellness checks.
Required to perform clinically related administrative tasks
including documentation in a medical record in a timely, effective,
and efficient manner. Excellent organizational skills and the
ability to work and communicate well with others are critical
aspects of this position.JOB QUALIFICATIONSEducation or Formal
TrainingMaster's Degree in Social Work (MSW) required.Special
Qualifications (licensure, registration, etc.)Licensed Clinical
Social Worker (LCSW) in good standing in the State of Colorado
required.Knowledge, Skill and AbilityDemonstrated knowledge of
DSM-5. Ability to perform thorough biopsychosocial
assessments/intakes for triaging patients to appropriate level of
care, including assessing for suicide risk and substance use.
Knowledge of and ability to use evidenced-based screening tools
including PHQ-9, GAD-7, and Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale.
Knowledge of community and statewide resources and the ability to
provide wrap around services using those available resources.
Knowledge of current state and federal laws relating to mental
health (27-10, JCAHO and ADAD). Knowledge of Standards and
Guidelines specific to OPBeH. Knowledge of Medicare regulations.
Knowledge of reimbursement systems and network systems used in the
process of Utilization Review. Excellent verbal and written
communications ability. Computer literacy and ability to use word
processing, and electronic medical record (Epic) for coordination
of care, clinical reports, and billing. Demonstrated ability to
interact in a confidential, respectful, and non-judgmental manner
with all patients, families, hospital staff, and third-party
payers. Ability to multitask and use effective time management.
Maintain current knowledge of Child and Adult Protection
laws.Experience2 years of experience in a psychiatric setting
inpatient and/or outpatient.ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND
RESPONSIBILITIESProfessional Behavior:Demonstrate ENCORE behavior
and promote ENCORE philosophy and activities with all BHS staff.
Support OPBeH mission and provide leadership for open, direct
communication and conflict resolution. Conduct all patient-care
activities with respect for patient's privacy and right to
confidentiality and autonomy. Use discretion in relaying
administrative concerns, decisions or discussion with other
staff.Admission Process:Assist in admission and orientation of
patients.Review initial assessment(s) and assist in
completion.Conduct patient assessment evaluation and communication
to the treatment team.Treatment Planning:Provide leadership in
completion of the Master Treatment Plan and ongoing treatment
goals.Develop, coordinate and complete discharge
planning.Facilitate patient access to needed resources and aid in
the development of alternatives as necessary to meet identified
needs.Maintain collateral contacts with family or support systems,
outside agencies and professionals as necessary.Attend and
participate in team clinical supervision, team meeting and
treatment planning.Chart Review:Review patient charts to:Update
treatment plansAssure services are consistent with JCAHO, ADAD and
27-10 RegulationsFollow OPBeH Standards and GuidelinesReview chart
for drug screen resultsCare Management:Facilitate referrals to and
from Outpatient Behavioral Health Counseling Center, Inpatient
Behavioral Health, Primary Care Behavioral Health, and external
sources and specialty providers.Provide wrap-around services
including, but not limited to, referrals to homecare, prescription
refills, family meetings, and wellness checks.Meet with patients to
assess and evaluate status and discuss measurable treatment
goals.Actively involve the patient, family and support system in
planning and implementation of care.Maintain communication with
patient's referring therapist, psychiatrist and/or primary care
physician.Reports all symptoms related by the patient or observed
to the patient's psychiatrist or psychiatric nurse
practitioner.Discharge:Facilitate discharge planning immediately by
working with the patient's family, significant supporters, outside
providers and community resources.Evaluate the need for post
hospital services and determine the appropriate discharge plan for
all cases.Educate the patient/family as to the options/choices for
the patient upon discharge. Communicate the recommendations of the
treatment team.Complete pre-authorization for post-discharge care
when needed.Collaborate with all providers regarding the discharge
plan, i.E. Turning Point, Recovery Program, Mapleton Counseling
Center, outside therapists, outside psychiatrists, Wardenburg
Clinic, the PCP etc.Whenever possible obtain specific appointments
with all providers following up with the patient after
discharge.About Boulder Community Health and Boulder,
ColoradoUncompromising medical excellence delivered with respect
and compassion. Since 1922, Boulder Community Health has built a
strong reputation on these values. As community-owned and operated
not-for-profit hospital and clinic locations, we remain dedicated
to the evolving needs of our citizens and providing access to
high-quality care. Nestled in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains,
the Boulder lifestyle is conductive to enjoying the outdoors and
brings a fresh perspective to healthcare practice. Surround
yourself by natural beauty and an active, life-embracing community.
Enjoy state-of-the-art facilities and equipment along with
competitive compensation and benefits, including
health/dental/life, tuition reimbursement, on-site fitness center,
Employee Wellness, Employee Activities & Discounts, and many
more!Location: Boulder Community Health - BHS Counseling
CenterSchedule: Part-time, Days other, M-F 8-5
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