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San Francisco, California

County Adult Assistance Programs (CAAP) provides short-term financial support and social services to very low-income San Franciscans with no dependent children. CAAP is the primary safety net program that provides support and services to individuals who are not eligible for other public assistance programs. CAAP includes four sub-programs that address the specific needs of these clients: General Assistance (GA), Personal Assisted Employment Services (PAES), Cash Assistance Linked to Medi-Cal (CALM), and Supplemental Security Income Pending (SSIP).• Provide specialized case management services to eligible clients.• Conduct assessments to develop appropriate case plan; prepare summaries of clients� functional limitations, barriers, and/or needs; make referrals to community services.• Educate and help participants navigate through program expectations, policies and procedures, and service resources.• Partner or collaborate with other internal agency staff, community organizations, collaterals, and service representatives to provide clients with the services they need.• Participate in regular case consultations to discuss client assessments and case plan.• Compile and submit statistical and narrative reports.

San Francisco, California

IHSS helps older adults and persons with disabilities receive care in their homes rather than in nursing homes or board-and-care facilities. Department of Disability and Aging Services (DAS) partners with the IHSS Public Authority and the nonprofit organization, Homebridge, to oversee and deliver high-quality services of the IHSS system.• Schedule and interview applicants to determine new or continuing service needs; conduct in-home interviews as necessary; investigate statements and information received from applicants through the use of telephone or written verifications; evaluate information to establish eligibility.• Assess, formulate and develop a service plan for client needs; develop goals and plan of action; provide case management activities including identifying and assessing client needs; coordinate and monitor services; prepare reports and reassessments; advise and counsel clients regarding family, economic, physical and emotional situations.• Refer applicants, clients and the general public to other agencies according to established policies; coordinate services with public and private agencies and community resources.• Study and evaluate case records of recipients to determine conformance with established legal provisions, policies, procedures, interpretations, and instructions to determine further courses of action.• Present orientations for community agencies; establish and maintain contacts with local organizations, nonprofit agencies, business and other interested groups in promoting community resources program; initiate and mediate case conferences between workers and staff of service provider contractors.• Compose and prepare correspondence and narratives; maintain case records, document case actions and complete required forms; process actions related to eligibility for social services and ancillary services.

San Francisco, California

City and County of San Francisco - Human Services Agency, Adult Protective Services (APS) accepts and responds to reports of abuse, neglect, exploitation, and self-neglect involving older adults and adults with disabilities. HSA's Department of Disability and Aging Services (DAS) provides engagement and training of community members and mandated reporters on reporting cases of suspected abuse. APS participates in the Elder Abuse Forensic Center, a team of health, social services, legal, and criminal justice experts that helps resolve the most difficult abuse cases. HSA works with local and state partners to identify new abuse schemes (like the one targeting Veterans benefits), increase public awareness, and support legislation and policies to address these issues.• Investigates adult abuse allegations and provides services to adults in danger of abuse or exploitation.• Develops case plans, court reports, relevant case documents, and provides recommendations to the court.• Determines degree of danger, risk of future abuse/neglect, and evaluates the dependent adults need for services. • Arranges in-home and other services to remedy problems without removal of protected individual from the home• Interviews/counsels an assigned caseload of clients, parents, adult victims, caregivers, and perpetrators. • Places elders and dependent adults in appropriate level of supervised care for a 300+ client caseload.• Maintains case information on applicable computerized case management system.• Works as a team member with law enforcement, medical professionals, public guardian and legal professionals.• Arranges in-home and other services to remedy problems without removal of protected individual from the home. Conducts permanency planning and placement, as appropriate.• Facilitates family maintenance and reunification.

San Francisco, California, United States

We are a small business in the fashion industry designing urban streetwear clothing. Squadron, a true rendition of brotherhood. Squadron is channeled by many respective influences and is defined by family, friends, hard work, and life challenges. "SQDN" is a short abbreviation and reminder that working together as one, embodies the sense of community and portrays the importance of togetherness. Everyone has their own Squadron and story, by wearing SQDN, you are part of our family, uniting all individuals together as one.Squadron [noun] - a number of persons grouped or united together for some purpose; group. • Long-term planning to create initiatives that further the company’s overall goals.• Assessing and analyzing departmental budgets to find ways to minimize expenses and optimize profits.• Inspiring and motivating team to perform at their best through positive reinforcement.• Identifying potential problems and working to find solutions to maximize efficiency and revenue.• Identifying opportunities to expand or shift course to take advantage of changes in the market.• Analyzing web traffic on social media and webstore to improve brand marketing and increase sales.• Maintain a cohesive strategy across all platforms to increase our brand awareness.

San Francisco, California

This position works as a part of a multi-disciplinary team providing behavioral health treatment and reentry planning services to incarcerated individuals with severe and persistent mental illness, substance use disorders and chronic medical conditions in the San Francisco City and County Jail. The Health Worker III will work with patients to provide support and engage in other beneficial activities with the goal of improving wellness, achieving stabilization and preparing for their return to their community. Services provided will be grounded in the principles of wellness and recovery, cultural humility and trauma-informed care and support the pursuit of each patient's optimal health, sense of well-being, self-defined recovery and successful re-entry into their community of choice. The ability to collaborate well with the Sheriff's Department, jail medical services, community treatment providers, the collaborative courts, the Office of the Public Defender and other systems effecting the lives of incarcerated individuals is essential.• Interviews and screens patients; identifies patient's needs both within jail and in the community and assists in developed jail-based and community reentry treatment plans in conjunction with professional staff• Conducts craft, recreation, and other beneficial groups, as a part of a therapeutic program with professional supervision• Documents all patient care activities in the electronic medical record• Makes referrals to community treatment providers for patient with mental illness, substance use disorders and/or chronic medical conditions• Lead person running Milestone Program for incarcerated psychiatric inmates • Contacts community providers, family and lawyers, as needed to obtain collateral information• Assists with training new staff, interns, and Sheriff's Department staff• Files Tarasoff reports, Child Protective Services Report, and Adult Protective Services Reports when indicated

San Francisco, California

The Health Worker II work as a part of a multi-disciplinary team providing evidence-based and trauma informed group, individual treatment, and reentry planning services to patients in all of San Francisco County's jails. Treatments focus on reducing, stabilizing, and managing patients symptoms or problem behaviors that are causing distress or interfering with their functioning in the jail and presenting barriers for successful re-entry into the community. Services focus on wellness and recovery, cultural humility, support of each patient's optimal health, sense of well-being, self-defined recovery, and successful re-entry into community. A high degree of collaboration with the Sheriff's Department, jail medical services, community treatment providers, the collaborative courts, the Office of the Public Defender and other systems impacting the lives of incarcerated individuals. • Provide services to assigned patients including conducting strengths and needs assessments, making appropriate referrals to community programs, providing progress reports to the courts, attending case conferences, and offering strengths-based and trauma informed care.• Contact and collaborate with community providers, defense attorneys, and other members of a patient's support network to ensure continuity of care and facilitate reentry planning.• Escort patients to community treatment programs.• Provide written reports to the courts on treatment recommendations and client progress.• Possess a strong working knowledge of community resources available to reentry population.• Documentation with electronic medical record of all patient encounters and work done on behalf of patients.• Attend court hearings and track court dates as requested.• Assist with beneficial and therapeutic activities with psychiatric patients.• Coordinate the supply of discharge medications and prescriptions to patients leaving custody.• Make referrals to community treatment providers as clinically indicated.

San Francisco, California

Saint Francis Memorial Hospital has served the city with extraordinary expertise and care. We are located in the heart of San Francisco and serve a remarkable and diverse patient population. The hospital is renowned for orthopedics, with leading programs in sports medicine, joint replacement, spine care and occupational medicine. Saint Francis is also known for outstanding acute burn care, emergency medicine, acute rehabilitation and a nationally-honored cancer care program• Facilitate psychoeducational groups, enhance patient’s social skills, and provide recreational therapy.• Identifies signs of patient’s potential harm to self or others and provide suicide risk assessment.• Observing and monitoring patient’s conditions, maintaining records, and communicating with doctors.• Demonstrates sensitivity to people of different cultures and works effectively with them.• Complete patient’s vitals of body temperature, pulse rate, respiration rate, and blood pressure.• Provides half-hourly or hourly rounds of patient’s rooms and provide support as needed.

Redwood City, California

Redwood House in Redwood City, CA is a crisis residential program that offers an alternative to hospitalization for individuals in the recovery process. Residents at the Redwood House participate in a healing community environment that benefits from a wide selection of recovery-oriented groups, supportive and well-trained staff, excellent food, and plenty of opportunity for active engagement with the program. The focus is on encouraging a return to the community, with an increased sense of support, hope, and determination.• Supervises all residents. • Enforces rules and regulations dictated by group home. • Ensures all residents are in bed by lights out. • Assists in preparing scheduled and planned meals and snacks for residents. • Observes dietary restrictions and guidelines of specific residents. • Writes up reports of resident behavior and activity. • Submits reports to residential director. • Assists in resolving disputes amongst residents. • Distributes proper medications and supplements to residents. • Ensures that all residents attend group and individual therapy appointments. • Drives residents to school or extracurricular activities as necessary. • Observes any alterations or idiosyncrasies in resident behavior and reports them to director accordingly. • Identifies signs of a resident’s potential harm to self or others, and addresses these accordingly. • Enforces disciplinary action as necessary. • Engages residents in conversation and encourages socializing. • Provides emotional support for residents. • Consults with physicians, nurses, dietitians, and therapists to ensure streamlined and top quality care for residents.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Psychology

Sports & Fitness Psychology Certificate Program

Associate Of Arts (A.A.), Psychology

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