A Case Manager At An Outpatient Clinic

Case Managers have a challenging job, often dealing with patients, community agencies and facilitating their hospital discharge to the next level of care. They collaborate and communicate with the entire healthcare team and mostly with the patient during the hospitalization process. They act as support for all stakeholders to achieve positive patient outcomes. In this paper, I will be interviewing Ian Mopas, who is a Patient Care Coordinator at Kaiser Permanente in Redwood City about his education, work training, goals, and objectives as a Care Coordinator, and his responsibilities in his organization.

Ability to collaborate, communicate, set priorities, and organize the work in order to meet deadlines, ensuring compliance with established processes, policies, and regulations.

In my report I am going to demonstrate my understanding of two job roles and how they differ from each other. The first career I would certainly consider doing, the other I am sure I don’t want to do, both careers fall into two sectors both statutory and independent (private). I have chosen to research nursing for the mentally disabled because it is something that I would really contemplate doing as my life long career as I would love to work along with the less fortunate people. The second job I have chosen to look into is key stage one primary school teaching, I chose this because I don’t particularly think that I would like to do it, but I would enjoy to know more about it before ruling this profession

The following paper details what a health care office manager does and the requirements to obtain a career within this field. The paper will include my own personality traits which make me a good candidate for this career. It will outline my goals and describe what I must do to obtain my goals.

In a psychotherapist’s office, there are a multitude of occurrences that may prompt possible boundary crossings and violations - some that may impact the therapeutic alliance or some that may enhance the relationship. Therefore, a psychotherapist must weigh the possible risks and benefits when coming across such instances that may engender a boundary crossing, a boundary violation, or a formation of a dual relationship. Although, not all boundary crossings or dual relationships are considered unethical, psychotherapists should still be weary of trespassing such ambiguous territory, especially when the trespassing can lead to exploitation of a client or impairment on the psychotherapist’s professional judgment (Jensen, 2005). Thus, an analysis of decision-making is warranted in Lying on the Couch (Yalom, 1997), where psychotherapists, Dr. Marshal Streider and Dr. Ernest Lash, facilitate a myriad of dual relationships and boundary crossings via self-disclosure, without taking into consideration the implications this may have on the client.

C. “Social workers should not engage in dual or multiple relationships with clients or former clients in which there is a risk of exploitation or potential harm to

and work related. In our field of work, boundary issues will occur when mental health

Diminishing readmission has turned into an order for hospitals over the United States, rushed by execution of open revealing and money related punishments for abundance readmissions. In any case, in spite of a quick need to enhance the nature of release arranging and transitional care, there is restricted superb confirmation illustrating how to best achieve this.

For the purpose of this assignment, we interviewed Jodi Greenblatt, the Clinical Director at Community Partners (CP) and Hilary Jacques an LCSW Outpatient Therapist. I was thoroughly impressed and refreshed by the interview with Jodi. While interviewing Jodi, I felt that she had a wealth of knowledge and was very knowledgeable about the theoretical framework that Community Partners employs. Jodi explained to us that the agency does not specify any treatment modality, but the agency does have commonly used treatment modalities that include, but are not limited to, CBT, EMDR, TF-CBT, Play Therapy, Motivational Interviewing and Triple P Parenting Skills. She explained that the theoretical underpinnings of the commonly used treatment modalities are CBT and the trauma based focus of the treatment modalities. Said another way, what Jodi was describing was that the commonly used treatment modalities employed by the agency have a trauma-focused orientation and are grounded in theories of change.

On 08/12/16, Mr. Barnett completed a two-week workshop at the CPS Student Outreach and Re-Engagement (SOAR) Center, 2622 w. Jackson. On 09/01/16, Mr. Barnett registered for school at Bridgescape Learning Academy, 3222 W. Roosevelt, and submitted a copy of his school schedule to his DOC case manager in order to obtain movement. On 09/07/16, Mr. Barnett started classes at Bridgescape Learning Academy.

Personalities can sometimes get the best of a person even when they are aware of their tendencies and traits. It is second nature to many of us, especially those that are very extroverted, to desire a more intimate relationship with those who m we have built rapport. Like any relationship, you and the other party have invested time, energy and emotion to forge this trusting relationship. We as humans naturally want to connect to those that we feel close to emotionally. However a relationship of this type within a professional context, such as the link between a client and their case worker, can impair judgement and become a conflict of interest. Being a friendly extroverted myself, I believe that one of the major ideas from the NASW Code of Ethics that I find challenging is the conflict of interest ethical dilemma.

Many Americans have participated in combat operations over the years, especially since the start of the Iraq war, then the Afghanistan war, the Syrian war and other military commitments in various parts of the world, in the global war on terror. The American military has bases in more than one hundred countries spread all over the world. Before 2015, women could not serve in some combat roles like the Army Rangers, Green Berets, Navy Seals, etc., but all that changed and now all combat roles are open to women. Impairments in mental health experienced by returning soldiers has received attention from policy makers because it has been linked to greater disability payments in some of veterans as well as higher rates in violence and crime. Depression

In the case study presenting the relationship between supervisor Terri and graduate student Caitlin, several violations of the ACA code of ethics and Virginia board of counseling regulations occur (insert citations). The primary ethics violation occurs as a result of Terri and Caitlin attending the same social event and disclosing personal information, and working together in several settings in the past. Also, they both desired a friendship because of their previous encounters with one another, which led to Caitlin failing to self-disclose critical information could help her grow as a professional and potentially harm her clients. This violates the ACA code of ethics, section F.3.a, which states, “Counseling supervisors clearly define and

In the field of social work, you will deal with clients ranging with various issues that you will be helping them with. When dealing with them it is very important to maintain a professional relationship with boundaries always to avoid the risk of putting yourself in an unethical situation like a dual relationship. According to Barker (2005, p.131), when you are dealing

In this case, the psychologist is presented with several ethical issues which could cause harm to the client. The first ethical issue that arose in this case is the potential for a role conflict. The psychologist and Mr. Hartwig had contact prior to the development of a therapeutic relationship when the psychologist bought a car from Mr. Hartwig. It may not be enough that the brief, informal relationship ended. The psychologist must assess the dimensions of the previous relationship from the viewpoint of the client as well as his/her own personal feelings (Koocher & Keith-Spiegel, 2008). For example, the client could feel that he gave the psychologist a good deal and that the psychologist was indebted to him. This could leave the