Behavioral Health Consultant needed in Irvine Kentucky

Mercy Health seeks a LPCC or Licensed Clinical Social Worker to serve as a Behavioral Health Consultant within medical group. The Behavioral Health Consultant is an embedded member of the primary care team performing brief, targeted interventions to address any mental health factors that may be adversely impacting response to treatment. The Behavioral Health Consultant and the Primary Care Provider coordinate care to achieve optimal outcomes in the patient's self-care management.

Mercy Health is the largest health system in Ohio and the state’s fourth-largest employer, with more than 33,500 employees serving communities throughout Ohio and in Kentucky. Mercy Health provided care for patients more than 6.8 million times in 2016. The system includes assets of $6.8 billion and more than 500 care sites, including 23 hospitals, eight senior living communities, five hospice programs and seven home health agencies. Its clinically integrated network, Mercy Health Select, coordinates more effective and efficient care for more than 200,000 patients, saving money for taxpayers through the Medicare Shared Savings program. In keeping with its Mission to improve the health of its communities, Mercy Health provides more than $1 million per day in community benefit services. For more information, visit www.mercy.com or connect with Mercy Health on Facebook, LinkedIn, Google+, Pinterest and Twitter (@LivingMercyHlth).

As the region’s leading hospital, we’re here to help you be well. For over 60 years, our expert caregivers have helped improve the health of the communities we serve, including Irvine, Estill County and surrounding areas.

Offering advanced treatments and friendly, personal care, we are proud to be named one of the “100 Great Community Hospitals” in the United States by Becker’s Hospital Review. Our services include 24/7 care at our Level IV Trauma Center — the first one of its kind in the state of Kentucky.

Mercy Health is the largest health system in Ohio and the state’s fourth-largest employer, with more than 33,500 employees serving communities throughout Ohio and in Kentucky. Mercy Health provided care for patients more than 6.8 million times in 2016. The system includes assets of $6.8 billion and more than 500 care sites, including 23 hospitals, eight senior living communities, five hospice programs and seven home health agencies. Its clinically integrated network, Mercy Health Select, coordinates more effective and efficient care for more than 200,000 patients, saving money for taxpayers through the Medicare Shared Savings program. In keeping with its Mission to improve the health of its communities, Mercy Health provides more than $1 million per day in community benefit services. For more information, visit www.mercy.com or connect with Mercy Health on Facebook, LinkedIn, Google+, Pinterest and Twitter (@LivingMercyHlth).