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Psych Coordinator/Discharge Planner - Social Services, Part-time, Evenings (Kish Hospital)

Northwestern Memorial HealthCare - Dekalb, IL

Responsibilities: Coordinates the discharge planning and social service program, identifies patients needing psychiatric/mental health services after discharge with consideration given to normal characteristics...

60+ days ago

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Transforming Communities

This course focuses on communities and organizations in transition, and using the skills and new knowledge you have to lead change. In this course, we will discuss fundamentals of sustainability...

Community Organizing for Social Justice

The course examines specific strategies for community organizing for social justice in a diverse, democratic society. It examines core concepts of social justice and practical steps for bringing...

Community Engagement: Collaborating for Change

Now more than ever, people are seeking ways to affect change in their communities — both locally and around the world. This course is for anyone — from novices to experienced practitioners — who...

Highest Education Level

Community Planners offer the following education background

Master's Degree (45.4%)
Bachelor's Degree (41.6%)
Associate's Degree (4.5%)
Doctorate Degree (3.1%)
High School or GED (3.0%)
Vocational or Certification (1.9%)
Some College (0.4%)
Some High School (0.1%)

Average Work Experience

Here's a breakdown of the number of years' experience offered by Community Planners

10+ years (22.2%)
2-4 years (19.4%)
Less than 1 year (19.4%)
1-2 years (16.7%)
None (13.9%)
4-6 years (8.3%)

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