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H.E.A.L. Team Inpatient Outreach Representative - Institute for Public Health
Washington University in St. LouisMisc. Off-Site Locationfull_timeVerifiedPosted 1 Oct 2024
💰 $50,000/yr($34,000/yr – $50,000/yr)
About the role
Scheduled Hours
37.5Position Summary
The H.E.A.L Team member will serve as the first point of contact when an individual eligible for the Life Outside of violence (LOV) program arrives at the Emergency Department of one of the two adult partnering Level 1 Trauma Centers (Barnes Jewish Hospital, SSM St. Louis University Hospital). The person in this position will provide outreach and information about the LOV program to potential participants while they are in the hospital or in the community.Job Description
Primary Duties & Responsibilities:
Provide support to patients/families in the hospital at time of care for of injury.
- Respond to in-coming patients and/or their families that have been violently injured or meet any other LOV criteria while they are in the hospital emergency department and/or inpatient trauma unit.
- Check in with patients that meet LOV criteria and currently hospitalized for propose of enrollment.
- Correspond with Outpatient H.E.A.L. Team worker to ensure proper communication.
- Check in with hospital social worker to ensure all patients that are eligible for LOV programming have been identified and provided with crisis support and engagement for possible program enrollment.
Completion of required administrative tasks.
- Track hours and mileage accurately for invoicing procedures.
- Provide regular reports on progress of work to supervisors.
- Maintain list of LOV eligible participants currently in outreach.
- Document all activity in a consistent, accurate and timely manner as required.
Maintain communication with LOV team to ensure quality service.
- Participate in weekly team staff meetings.
- Participate in daily check in meetings with supervisor.
- Communicate through expected documentation processes (EPIC and RedCap).
- Check email a minimum of once per shift.
- Attend and participate in all required LOV staff trainings.
- Attend and participate in professional development opportunities as identified by leadership.
Provide patients/families/communities with resources.
- Make appropriate community referrals based on needs assessment.
- Maintain relationships with other community members and organizations related to violence prevention activities and approaches.
- Provide follow-up crisis support and engagement as needed in efforts to support patients in the outreach phase.
- Attend and help facilitate community events related to reducing community violence.
Working Conditions:
Job Location/Working Conditions
- Normal office environment
- Alternative work schedule as regular part of job (on-call, shifts, evening, weekends)
- Patient care setting
Physical Effort
- Typically sitting at desk or table
- Repetitive wrist, hand or finger movement
- Ability to move to on and off-campus locations
Equipment
- Office equipment
Required Qualifications
Education:
Bachelor’s degree or combination of education and/or experience may substitute for minimum education.
Certifications:
Work Experience:
Skills:
Driver's License:
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Preferred Qualifications
- Five years of relevant experience in effectively fostering strong relationships with people in neighborhoods that are affected by violence and trauma.
- Experience working with at risk, gang involved, or youth and/or adults impacted by violence.
- Personal experience in overcoming violence/incarceration/violence-related injuries/gang involvement/the criminal justice system.
Preferred Qualifications
Education:
No additional education beyond what is stated in the Required Qualifications section.
Certifications:
Work Experience:
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