Clinical Social Worker II - Pediatrics

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 Clinical Social Worker II – Pediatrics  

Join us at MSK!  We are seeking to hire a Clinical Social Worker II for our growing Pediatrics Team at the MSK main campus in NYC to help lead staff and to deliver comprehensive bio-psychosocial assessment and follow-up to pediatric patients and families in response to social, psychological, and environmental needs related to the impact of diagnosis, admission, treatment, discharge, continued care and post-treatment.  

Role Overview: 

• Conduct screening and bio-psychosocial assessment of pediatric patients and their families to assess their distress & develop ongoing clinical plans. 
• Provide clinical interventions and modification of the psychosocial plan, ongoing clinical assessments, advocacy, and assistance with resources for pediatric patients and their families. 
• Collaborate with an interprofessional team to address ongoing patient needs. 
• Assist patients/families in accessing appropriate psychosocial services along the continuum of care. 
• Identify the unique needs of assigned service; develop and implement appropriate interventions and programs. 
• Produce quality documentation in the medical record and all written correspondence; and prepare Philanthropic Budget Sheets and other departmental-related documentation. 
• Focus on professional development through supervision of student interns; participating in team consultation, teaching and research, presentations at national conferences, and contributions to the social work/oncology literature. 
• Participate and serve on department-wide committees. 
• Work with Supervisor, Practice Group Leader and/or Director of Social Work on special projects as assigned. 

Key Qualifications: 

• A Master’s degree in Social Work and NY-LCSW are both required. 
• At least 3 year of post master’s work experience in a hospital. 
• Experience in pediatric oncology and/or palliative care in a hospital setting is preferred. 
• Strong clinical skills with individuals, families, and groups are essential. 

Core Skills: 

• Knowledge of supervisory skills and staff management is helpful. 
• Excellent written and oral communication skills. 
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications. 

Additional Information: 

• Location: Main Campus in NYC. 
• Schedule: Monday – Friday, 9 am – 5 pm 
• Reporting to the Manager, Social Work 

Pay Range: $80,300 - $128,400/annually 

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