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ORGANIZATION BACKGROUND
The Foundation of the Pennsylvania Medical Society is a nonprofit, tax-exempt public organization established in 1954 as the philanthropic affiliate of the Pennsylvania Medical Society. Its mission is to sustain the future of medicine in Pennsylvania by providing programs that support medical education, physician health, and excellence in practice. The purpose of the Peer Assistance Monitoring Programs (PAMP), Physicians' Health Program (PHP) and Nurses’ Health Program (NHP), is to provide education and information about impairment issues, intervention, triage and referral, and monitored recovery to all eligible healthcare professionals. The Peer Assistance Monitoring Programs handle a high volume of telephone calls and digital material, which can take priority over the primary position responsibilities outlined here.

POSITION SUMMARY:
This position focuses on providing administrative and professional support to the Peer Assistance Monitoring Program and assists in managing the current caseload per direction of the Director. This position takes check-in calls from healthcare professionals, new referrals from healthcare professionals, hospitals, treatment centers, Bureau of Professional and Occupational Affairs, and others; completes all standard advocacy letters; and reviews all charts for compliance.

Organization
The Foundation of the Pennsylvania Medical Society
Location
400 Winding Creek Blvd, Mechanicsburg, PA 17050
Deadline
Responsibilities

ESSENTIAL DUTIES:
1. Receive check-in calls from participants and monitors regarding the participant’s compliance with agreement. Assist them with any treatment/monitoring concerns and follow through with any that need case management discussion or attention from senior staff. Review with program director/medical director immediately if necessary. Notify staff via e-mail or case conference of problems with compliance or other concerns.
2. Receive and manage healthcare professional referrals. Assist in planning intervention and clinical assessment process with medical director and other PAMP staff.
3. Perform reviews of participant charts to ensure their compliance with their agreement. These reviews occur approximately every three months. During these reviews, the case manager will:
a. Review chart to ensure the following items are up to date.
• Urine test results
• Therapy reports
• Workplace monitor reports
• Check-in calls
• Meeting attendance reports
• PHP monitor reports
• Advocacy letter requests have been sent
b. If these items are not in compliance, send letter or database message for participant to contact the PAMP.
c. If no response to contact, meet with PAMP staff to determine follow up.
d. Bring any cases of non-compliance with monitoring requirements to the attention of PAMP staff.
4. Ensure that pending cases are being reviewed on a timely basis and evaluations and treatment referrals are being followed. When questions arise, discuss with PAMP staff.
5. Assists in maintaining a visible tracking mechanism showing current status of all pending cases.
6. Consult with case management team, program director, medical director and PAMP staff about case management issues as needed.
7. Communicate with treatment centers and therapists to obtain status/progress reports on participants.
8. Participate in the presentation of monitoring agreements with new participants in conjunction with the medical director and/or other PAMP staff.
9. Receive and manage new referrals. Assist in planning intervention and clinical assessment process with case managers, director and medical director and other PAMP staff as needed.
10. Make referrals for clinical assessment and treatment services.
11. Review and recommend action on check-in call requests, discussing with other case managers, medical director, and other staff as necessary.
12. Participate in case conference review involving medical director and all other staff.
13. Assist in maintaining the PHP database to ensure that it is up to date and suggest any corrections to facilitate data entry.
14. Actively assesses and improves contributions to company culture by practicing advocacy meaningfully, encouraging and respecting individuals' ideas and experiences, elevating colleagues' confidence to bring their whole and best selves to work, and navigate all communication based in active listening and thoughtful dialogue.

Qualifications

QUALIFICATIONS: Required Skills/Education/Knowledge
• Bachelor’s degree in psychology, social work, nursing or related field required
• 2 years’ experience in similar roles
• Knowledge of addiction/recovery issues is essential
• Ability to maintain information that is highly sensitive and strictly confidential
• Ability to organize and track multiple priorities
• Ability to work effectively with others under stressful conditions
• Ability to work well independently and within a team
• Strong problem-solving skills
• High standard of accuracy and attention to detail
• Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook
• Valid state issued drivers’ license

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:
This position requires the ability to communicate with and work cooperatively with many different people internally and externally, and the ability to adjust to constant change.

Contact Info

To apply please go to: www.pamedsoc.org/jobs