Preferred experience in oncology and/or palliative care
Strong clinical skills with individuals, families, and groups
Excellent written and oral communication skills
Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications
Responsibilities
Conduct screening and bio-psychosocial assessments of patients and families
Provide clinical interventions and modify psychosocial plans
Collaborate with an interprofessional team to address patient needs
Assist patients and families in accessing psychosocial services
Identify unique needs and develop appropriate interventions
Produce quality documentation in medical records and correspondence
Supervise student interns and participate in professional development activities
Benefits
Comprehensive health insurance
Retirement savings plan
Professional development opportunities
Flexible work schedule
Supportive work environment
Full Job Description
Role Overview:
Conduct screening and bio-psychosocial assessment of patients and families undergoing radiation oncology treatment 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 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 Masters degree in Social Work and NY-LMSW are both required.
Experience in oncology and/or palliative care in a hospital setting preferred
Core Skills:
Strong clinical skills with individuals, families, and groups are essential.
Strong presentation skills
Experience in oncology and/or palliative care in a hospital setting.
Excellent written and oral communication skills.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications.
Additional Information:
Location: Main campus, 1275 York Avenue, New York, NY
Schedule: Monday - Friday, 9 am - 5 pm
Reporting to the Manager, Social Work
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Pay Range: $77,100.00 - $119,400.00
FSLA Status: Exempt
About Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center is a world-renowned cancer treatment and research institution located in New York City. The center was founded in 1884 and has since become one of the leading cancer centers in the world, with a focus on patient care, research, and education. Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center employs over 20,000 people, including doctors, nurses, researchers, and support staff, and treats over 500,000 patients each year. The center is known for its innovative treatments and cutting-edge research, which has helped to improve the lives of cancer patients around the world. Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center is committed to finding a cure for cancer and improving the quality of life for cancer patients everywhere.
