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The incumbent will be assigned to the Mental Health Diversion (MHD) Team of the Citywide Case Management Forensic Program. The MHD Team specializes in care for adults with chronic and severe mental illness who are referred by Jail Behavioral Health Services and who are participants in San Francisco's Mental Health Diversion Collaborative court. In this position, the incumbent will work with individuals with co-occurring mental disorders and substance use disorders. The incumbent will carry a caseload of individuals who are actively involved in the criminal justice system and will work closely with San Francisco's Mental Health Diversion Court. The incumbent will provide comprehensive assessment, crisis intervention, case management, individual and group therapy, and substance abuse services. Clients will receive their mental health and substance abuse services at the clinic, in custody, or wherever the client is in the community. The clinician will be assisting clients in meeting their needs and will make referrals as appropriate. Clinicians will provide progress reports and clinical recommendations to the MHD court and collaborate with all partners in the court. Clinicians are expected to assertively outreach individuals in the community in order to engage clients in treatment utilizing the recovery model and a "Whatever It Takes" approach. This is part of the SFGH Department of Psychiatry's comprehensive effort to treat high risk clients in the community and to reduce unnecessary use of institutional care. DEPARTMENT DESCRIPTION: The MHD Team specializes in care for adults with chronic and severe mental illness who are referred by Jail Behavioral Health Services and who are participants in San Francisco's Mental Health Diversion Collaborative court.
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55 |
Yes |
Service Provision Provides ongoing mental health services, including psychotherapy (Individual, Group, & Family), Crisis Intervention and Case Management to a caseload of individual with severe mental health disorders and co-occurring substance use disorders. Oversees client services on behalf of MHD court. Outreach in the community. Makes case terminations and discharge plans, when clinically appropriate. |
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Intake/Assessment Screens referrals for meeting program criteria; conducts intake of new clients, including assessment, community functioning, and service needs, when appropriate. This entails assessment of presenting problems, psychosocial history, mental status and diagnosis. Specific emphasis on assessing client dangerousness. Responds to unscheduled "walk in" clients, utilizing crisis intervention techniques and providing 5150 services as needed. |
15 |
Yes |
Service Planning, Consultation and Liaison Develops a comprehensive individual service plan for each client, integrating knowledge of a wide range of human service resources. Provides consultation to a multi-disciplinary treatment team on the psychosocial ramifications of psychiatric illness. Provides progress reports, assessments and recommendations to the MHD court team and collaborates with partners on behalf of the client. Facilitates treatment coordination among various agencies and advocates for and links clients to needed services. Provides consultation to and maintains liaison with campus and community programs, including educational, legal, and social organizations involved in case management. Acts as liaison to inpatient units to facilitate referrals and service treatment. |
15 |
Yes |
Record Keeping and Administration Maintains client's records according to California, City and County requirements. Records data in client's charts. Meets program productivity standards. Provides client-level data for grant reporting. Assists in processing quality improvement requests. Completes billing and other documentation of services in a timely fashion. Attends staff and clinical team meetings, and participates in training sessions (e.g., In services, grand rounds). Identifies program problems and makes recommendations to supervisory and administrative staff. |
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Yes |
Education and Training Provides education to the courts and community regarding program services, client needs and treatment. Assists in planning and providing in-service to staff. Helps in the development of the student internship program and screening of students. Provides orientation and didactic training to interns. If desired and appropriate, supervises student(s) and participates in student training program meetings. |
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MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:
- CSW I: Master's degree in social work, psychology or related field from an accredited university and registered with the Board of Behavioral Science as An Associate Clinical Social Worker (ASW) or Intern Marriage Family Therapist (IMFT).
- CSWII: Master's degree in social work, psychology or related fields from an accredited university and possession of the requirements necessary for application for licensure as determined by the California Board of Behavioral Science
- Registration with California Board of Behavioral Sciences as MFTI or ASW, APCC, LPCC, LCSW or MFT.
- Two years working with severely mentally ill adults, the homeless and dual diagnosed populations.
- One year experience doing community-based case management and the ability to do outreach including SRO hotels.
- One year experience working with individuals actively involved in the criminal justice system.
- Ability to work cooperatively and communicate effectively with others. Ability to work in a high stress, high volume area and work well under pressure and with deadlines. Ability to follow oral and written instructions accurately and be detailed oriented. Able to efficiently prepare written summaries of activities, set priorities and complete reports within required timeframes. Knowledge of medical and/or psychiatric terminology
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Able to work as a team member in a culturally diverse setting.
- Able to lift 50lbs and climb stairs.
- Demonstrated excellent attendance and reliability.
- A preliminary job offer and assignment may be extended pending successful background clearance.
- An understanding of mental health issues and sensitivity toward mental health clients
- Ability to work with clients and program staff from diverse cultural and social class backgrounds.
- Ability to obtain San Francisco County Jail Clearance through the San Francisco Sheriff's Department
- Ability to work with clients who present with aggression and/or assaultive history.
PREFERRED:
- Prior related UC experience
LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS:
- Registration with California Board of Behavioral Sciences as MFTI or ASW, APCC, LPCC, LCSW or MFT.
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To learn more about the benefits of working at UCSF, including total compensation, please visit: https://ucnet.universityofcalifornia.edu/compensation-and-benefits/index.html MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:
- CSW I: Master's degree in social work, psychology or related field from an accredited university and registered with the Board of Behavioral Science as An Associate Clinical Social Worker (ASW) or Intern Marriage Family Therapist (IMFT).
- CSWII: Master's degree in social work, psychology or related fields from an accredited university and possession of the requirements necessary for application for licensure as determined by the California Board of Behavioral Science
- Registration with California Board of Behavioral Sciences as MFTI or ASW, APCC, LPCC, LCSW or MFT.
- Two years working with severely mentally ill adults, the homeless and dual diagnosed populations.
- One year experience doing community-based case management and the ability to do outreach including SRO hotels.
- One year experience working with individuals actively involved in the criminal justice system.
- Ability to work cooperatively and communicate effectively with others. Ability to work in a high stress, high volume area and work well under pressure and with deadlines. Ability to follow oral and written instructions accurately and be detailed oriented. Able to efficiently prepare written summaries of activities, set priorities and complete reports within required timeframes. Knowledge of medical and/or psychiatric terminology
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Able to work as a team member in a culturally diverse setting.
- Able to lift 50lbs and climb stairs.
- Demonstrated excellent attendance and reliability.
- A preliminary job offer and assignment may be extended pending successful background clearance.
- An understanding of mental health issues and sensitivity toward mental health clients
- Ability to work with clients and program staff from diverse cultural and social class backgrounds.
- Ability to obtain San Francisco County Jail Clearance through the San Francisco Sheriff's Department
- Ability to work with clients who present with aggression and/or assaultive history.
PREFERRED:
- Prior related UC experience
LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS:
- Registration with California Board of Behavioral Sciences as MFTI or ASW, APCC, LPCC, LCSW or MFT.
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