As a Clinical Social Worker you will: - Collect bio-psycho-social information about patients using interview, case history, and observation techniques and assessment methods. - Analyze information collected to determine diagnosis, treatment plan and/or advisability of counseling or referral to other specialists or institutions. - Provide individual, family, and group clinical counseling services to identify and manage personal, psychological and interactive problems associated with occupation and personal adjustment. - Develop individual treatment plans based on psychiatric diagnosis, identified problems, and treatment needs for each case. - Evaluate treatment effectiveness and make adjustments to patient's treatment plans as appropriate. - Utilize social work systems and psychological theories, principals and technics in treatment plan development. - Coordinate with patients work environment, social service agencies, primary care, specialty clinics, and other organizations to promote seamless service and support. - Document case work to comply with regulations, such as outcome/assessment results and high-risk clinical issues. - Fulfill continued education requirements to maintain active licensure and familiarity with current science.