Counselor/Social Worker
University of New Mexico
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- Location
- Albuquerque, United States
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 13
- 7 days ago
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University of New Mexico
Higher education · 2 to 10 employees
What you'll do
- Provide social work intervention services for families of premature or critically ill infants, including case management, psychosocial assessments, and intervention plans.
What you need
- Knowledge of infant mental health and community resources, including resources for basic needs, housing, and mental health services, is required.
Key skills
good communication skillswell organizeddetail orientedproblem solveinfant mental healthcommunity resourcescase managementpsychosocial evaluation/assessments
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The Developmental Care Program Department of Pediatrics, Neonatology Division is seeking a full-time social worker to join our team. The interdisciplinary Developmental Care team (occupational, physical, speech, family and infant massage therapists, family liaisons) is an integral component of the Neonatology Division. The Division and Program serve infants and families in a regional NICU, including transitions to home and statewide follow-up.
The successful candidate will be one that has good communication skills, is well organized; detail oriented, and works well independently as well as part of a team. This candidate will also need to be flexible and adapt easily to unanticipated changes, be able to coordinate a high volume of multiple tasks, follow-up on projects, problem solve, and anticipate needs. This individual will also be responsible for interacting with a variety of medical professionals, community agencies, and other administrative support personnel. Other responsibilities include providing social work intervention services for families of premature and/or critically ill infants as part of an interdisciplinary team, case management, psychosocial evaluation/assessments, developing effective intervention plans in a high-intensity, clinical environment, and train lower level social workers, students, and/or interns, as appropriate to the individual position. Knowledge of infant mental health, community resources including resources for meeting basic needs, housing, and mental health services as well as collaborating with other hospital departments and outside organizations is required.
The position does require weekend, evening hours and some holiday hours.