Acute Care Social Worker at Burnaby Hospital (British Columbia)

Acute Care Social Worker at Burnaby Hospital (British Columbia)

25 Aug
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Fraser Health
|
British Columbia

25 Aug

Fraser Health

British Columbia

Elevate your career in mental health as a Relief Part time Social Worker at Burnaby Hospital, Burnaby, BC. Engage in psychosocial assessments, treatment plan formulation, and crisis intervention.

Burnaby Hospital is seeking an experienced Relief Part-Time Social Worker focused on acute care environments. You will conduct comprehensive psychosocial assessments, provide counselling, and develop treatment plans within an interdisciplinary team. Your input in treatment and quality improvement efforts will significantly impact patients and their families.

Key Responsibilities:
• Formulate psychosocial assessments and treatment plans
• Provide ongoing supportive counselling services
• Conduct crisis intervention and resolution support




• Offer consultative services regarding community resources
• Assist with educational services for individuals and families

Requirements:
• Bachelor's degree in Social Work required
• Minimum three years of related clinical experience
• Current registration with the BC College of Social Workers
• Comprehensive knowledge of psychosocial issues
• Strong communication and organizational skills

Make a difference in patients' lives and contribute to Burnaby Hospital’s mission of exceptional health care.
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📌 Acute Care Social Worker at Burnaby Hospital (British Columbia)
🏢 Fraser Health
📍 British Columbia

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