LCSW-R Jobs

The TCHATT Clinician role within the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Texas A&M University Health Science Center offers positions at junior, mid, and senior levels for licensed behavioral health professionals in Bryan, Texas. The position involves providing direct clinical services to children and adolescents, including psychiatric evaluations, evidence-based psychotherapy, and the development of comprehensive care plans. Key responsibilities include coordinating care with schools and community resources, leading therapy groups, and serving as a biopsychosocial expert on multidisciplinary teams. This hybrid role appeals to candidates seeking to make a significant impact in youth mental health while enjoying the benefits of a prestigious university environment. The position offers professional growth through access to free training and tuition assistance, along with a collaborative culture and comprehensive employee amenities.

This full-time Case Manager role at Highmark Inc. serves as the primary point of contact for coordinating care for members with chronic and complex needs within Delaware's long-term care system. The position requires frequent travel to members' homes and nursing facilities to conduct assessments, develop individualized care plans, and facilitate transitions between care settings. Key responsibilities include collaborating with healthcare teams, authorizing long-term services and supports, and educating members on available resources. The role appeals to professionals seeking to make a direct impact on community health through a mission-driven environment that values integrated care coordination. While the position is based remotely, it involves significant daily travel within the assigned territory and offers flexible hours to accommodate member needs.

The Lead Therapist role serves as a clinical leader within a multidisciplinary mental health team, responsible for assessing individuals facing behavioral disturbances, substance abuse, or mental illness. Key duties include conducting comprehensive psychosocial evaluations, facilitating emergency detentions, coordinating inpatient and outpatient admissions, and leading therapy sessions for diverse patient populations. The position requires active participation in treatment planning, discharge coordination, and ensuring strict compliance with clinical documentation and safety protocols. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to make a direct impact on community health within a supportive environment that values compassion, integrity, and continuous quality improvement. The role involves on-site work with occasional weekend availability to address critical needs.

The Field Operations Program Manager role oversees behavioral health responder teams within the Community Safety Department, coordinating supervisors and support staff to deliver critical services. Key responsibilities include managing daily operations, developing policies to ensure regulatory compliance, and collaborating with police and fire departments to coordinate emergency call responses. The position also involves resource allocation, staff training, and equipment maintenance. This role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment focused on community safety and public health. The work arrangement requires flexibility for nights, weekends, and holidays, with a mix of office duties and field travel to various sites.

This full-time Social Work Supervisor role within the Family Foster Care department provides clinical and administrative oversight to a team of caseworkers and social workers. The position involves ensuring case management services adhere to agency standards, managing the timely certification and recertification of foster homes, and mentoring staff to maintain high-quality care. The role is ideal for a licensed social worker with a Master's degree and supervisory experience who seeks to lead a dedicated team in child welfare. The organization offers a supportive environment focused on professional growth and the mission of family preservation. A valid driver's license is required, and the position may involve a mix of office-based supervision and field visits.

This hybrid Licensed Mental Health Counselor role at Albuquerque Family Counseling focuses on providing evidence-based therapy to individuals and couples within a supportive group practice. Key responsibilities include managing a caseload of at least 15 weekly sessions, developing treatment plans, and maintaining timely clinical documentation. The position appeals to clinicians seeking professional autonomy and a high-end work environment where administrative burdens like marketing and billing are handled by the organization. The role offers flexible scheduling with options for fully remote telehealth or in-person sessions, alongside extensive professional development including unlimited CEUs and specialized training in couples therapy. Independent contractors benefit from a streamlined workflow and a collaborative culture that prioritizes clinician well-being and growth.

This part-time, PRN outpatient therapist role supports Delaware Guidance Services, a leading non-profit dedicated to behavioral health for children and families. The position involves providing clinical evaluations, diagnoses, and psychotherapy to diverse client populations while developing individualized treatment plans. Key responsibilities include conducting crisis interventions, collaborating with schools and community resources, and supervising interns. The role appeals to mission-driven professionals seeking flexible scheduling with a minimum of five hours per week and partial telecommuting options. Working within a collaborative, trauma-informed environment, the therapist contributes to a statewide organization recognized for its compassionate care and high client success rates.

This full-time remote social worker role within the School Telemed department focuses on providing mental health therapy to students via telehealth. The position involves assessing and treating patients referred by schools and families, developing individualized care plans, and managing crisis interventions such as suicide risk assessments. Key responsibilities include collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to ensure continuity of care and participating in professional development through case reviews. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative culture that values diversity and equity, offering comprehensive benefits and flexible remote work arrangements while supporting student mental health outcomes.

The VA Self-Directed Care Counselor role is a full-time position within the Area Office on Aging of Northwestern Ohio, dedicated to supporting veterans, older adults, and individuals with disabilities. The professional conducts needs assessments, develops personalized care and spending plans, and coordinates services with the VA and financial management teams to ensure program compliance. Key duties include monitoring participant health and safety, maintaining timely documentation, and providing education on program requirements. This position offers a four-day work week and the opportunity to work within a mission-driven culture that values compassion and service excellence. While based in Toledo, the role requires travel throughout the service area to deliver person-centered care in the community.

This part-time LMSW Case Manager role supports inpatient services at a Virginia hospital, focusing on coordinating care for a defined patient population. The position involves conducting comprehensive psychosocial assessments, developing individualized care plans, and connecting patients with community resources and financial assistance programs. Key duties include advocating for patient needs, facilitating family meetings, and ensuring compliance with documentation standards and ethical guidelines. The role offers the opportunity to work within a collaborative healthcare team dedicated to enhancing patient quality of life and independence. While the schedule includes rotating weekends and holidays, the position provides a meaningful environment for social work professionals to apply their clinical expertise in a hospital setting.

This full-time LMSW Case Manager role operates within the inpatient unit at Holy Cross in Silver Spring, Maryland, supporting a defined patient population. The position involves conducting comprehensive psychosocial assessments, coordinating cost-effective care plans, and advocating for community resources to enhance patient independence and quality of life. Key responsibilities include facilitating access to government programs, providing supportive counseling to families, and collaborating closely with nurses and healthcare teams to monitor patient progress. The role appeals to professionals seeking to make a direct impact on patient outcomes through a multidisciplinary approach. While the position is based on-site, it offers the opportunity to work within a supportive environment that values ethical standards and continuous learning in social work practices.

This part-time LMSW Case Manager role supports inpatient patients at a healthcare facility in McLean, Virginia. The position involves conducting comprehensive psychosocial assessments, coordinating care plans with the medical team, and advocating for community resources to enhance patient independence and quality of life. Key duties include providing financial counseling, facilitating access to government programs, managing guardianship paperwork, and offering supportive education to families and caregivers. The role appeals to social work professionals seeking to make a direct impact on patient outcomes within a collaborative environment. The schedule is limited to 16 hours per week with a rotating weekend pattern, offering flexibility for those balancing other commitments.

The LMSW Case Manager role at Holy Cross in Silver Spring, MD, is an inpatient position within the social work department focused on coordinating care for a defined patient population. The professional collaborates with the healthcare team to conduct psychosocial assessments, develop care plans, and connect patients with community resources to enhance their quality of life and independence. Key duties include providing supportive counseling, navigating legal and financial processes, and ensuring accurate documentation of case management activities. This position offers the opportunity to work within a collaborative environment that values ethical standards and patient advocacy, while requiring licensure across multiple states including Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia.

The LMSW Case Manager role at St. Joseph Medical Center supports inpatient populations by coordinating comprehensive care plans to optimize patient independence and quality of life. Key responsibilities include conducting psychosocial assessments, advocating for community resources, managing financial counseling, and facilitating legal processes such as guardianship and Medicaid applications. The position offers a collaborative environment within a multidisciplinary healthcare team, allowing professionals to apply clinical social work expertise to improve patient outcomes. This full-time, on-site opportunity in Towson, MD, requires an MSW and relevant state licensure, providing a platform for meaningful impact in patient care and family support.

This entry-level medical role within the BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina family focuses on conducting medical reviews and managing utilization for inpatient, outpatient, and facility services. The position involves evaluating medical claims, determining coverage based on clinical guidelines, and documenting decisions for appeals. Key responsibilities include performing authorization processes, assessing medical necessity, and providing education to members and providers. The role offers a stable career path with a company rooted in the community for over seven decades, featuring a supportive culture that values diversity and professional growth. While the position begins with six months of onsite training in Myrtle Beach, it transitions to a remote work arrangement thereafter, providing long-term flexibility for qualified candidates.

The National Complex Care Liaison serves as a primary marketing representative and clinical assessor for a healthcare facility, bridging the gap between the organization, families, and community professionals. This role involves developing strategic marketing plans to achieve admission goals, conducting clinical assessments for potential referrals, and supervising marketing staff. Key responsibilities include cultivating relationships with referral sources, managing compliance with healthcare regulations, and presenting facility programs to prospective clients. The position is appealing for its blend of clinical expertise and business development, offering opportunities to shape strategic growth within a collaborative team environment. Candidates must hold a relevant healthcare license and possess experience in both clinical care and healthcare marketing.

The Director, Mount Pleasant Academy role at Family Service of Rhode Island provides leadership and clinical oversight for a children's behavioral health program. The position involves supervising staff, ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations, managing the therapeutic milieu, and overseeing clinical documentation and service delivery. This leadership opportunity is appealing for its alignment with FSRI's 130-year mission to advance hope and well-being for families, offering a collaborative and inclusive culture. The role requires a master's degree and extensive clinical supervisory experience, with responsibilities including program budgeting, fundraising, and occasional physical crisis intervention during residential and community visits.

This Director role at Family Service of Rhode Island provides leadership and supervision for the MPA program staff, focusing on clinical and administrative oversight. Key responsibilities include managing the therapeutic milieu, ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations, and guiding emergency crisis interventions for children and families. The position requires extensive clinical background and experience in program budgeting and fundraising. The role appeals to candidates seeking to advance opportunity and hope within a diverse, inclusive organization with a 130-year legacy. It involves a mix of office-based management and residential or community visits, offering a comprehensive benefits package and the chance to make a tangible impact on community well-being.

This full-time inpatient case management role is based at the Capitol Hill Medical Center in Washington, DC, serving a defined patient population within a multidisciplinary healthcare team. The position requires a Master's degree in social work and relevant clinical experience to conduct comprehensive psychosocial assessments, coordinate cost-effective care plans, and advocate for patients navigating legal and community resources. Key responsibilities include managing caseloads, facilitating access to government programs, providing supportive counseling to families, and ensuring accurate documentation. The role offers the opportunity to work in a collaborative environment focused on enhancing patient independence and quality of life, with a schedule that includes every other weekend and holiday shifts.

This full-time inpatient case management role is based at the Capitol Hill Medical Center in Washington, DC, and requires a licensed clinical social worker to coordinate care for a defined patient population. The position involves conducting comprehensive psychosocial assessments, developing individualized care plans, and advocating for community resources to enhance patient independence and quality of life. Key responsibilities include managing a caseload, facilitating access to government-funded programs, providing counseling to families, and ensuring accurate documentation. The role offers the opportunity to work within a collaborative healthcare team focused on cost-effective and efficient patient outcomes. While the position is on-site, it includes a schedule of every other weekend and holidays, making it suitable for professionals seeking a structured inpatient environment with a clear mission to support vulnerable patients.

This full-time Licensed Master Social Worker role serves as an Inpatient Case Manager at a healthcare facility in McLean, Virginia. The position focuses on coordinating comprehensive care plans for a defined patient population to optimize independence and quality of life. Key responsibilities include conducting psychosocial assessments, advocating for community resources, managing complex legal and financial processes, and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to monitor patient outcomes. The role offers the opportunity to work within a supportive clinical environment that values ethical standards and professional growth. The schedule involves a 40-hour work week with alternating weekends and holidays, requiring specific state licensure credentials.

This full-time inpatient social work role at a Virginia hospital focuses on coordinating care for a defined patient population. The position involves conducting comprehensive psychosocial assessments, developing individualized care plans, and advocating for community resources to enhance patient independence and quality of life. Key responsibilities include facilitating access to government programs, providing supportive counseling to families, and collaborating with the healthcare team to optimize outcomes. The role offers the opportunity to work within a multidisciplinary environment that values ethical standards and patient-centered care. While the position is based in Arlington, Virginia, it requires specific state licensure and involves direct patient interaction in an inpatient setting.