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ForwardAdam Richard, Medical Social Worker / Licensed Master Social Worker
Education
East Texas Baptist University
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (2004)
University of Texas - Arlington
Master of Science in Social Work (2009)
Clinical Rotations
Arlington Life Shelter
Children & Families
Arlington, TX (2007)
Parkland Health & Hospital System
Women & Infant Specialty Health - Labor & Delivery
Dallas, TX (2008-2009)
Credentials / License
Licensed Master Social Worker
Texas License since 2009
Professional Experience
Parkland Health & Hospital System
Women & Infant Specialty Health - Labor & Delivery
Dallas, TX (2009-2010)
Cook Children's Medical Center
Endocrinology Department
Fort Worth, TX (2010-2015)
Scottish Rite for Children - Orthopedic Hospital
Orthopedic Surgery
Dallas, TX (2015 - Present)
Current Practice
Adam has been practicing as a medical social worker for about 15 years, and for almost 9 of those years, he has been with Scottish Rite for Children. Currently, Adam covers the patients & families for about half of the orthopedic surgeons at the Dallas campus of Scottish Rite for Children. Outside of his patient responsibilities, Adam also serves as one of the coordinators for Schwartz Rounds at Scottish Rite for Children, acts as the medical record team lead for the Family Services Department, and Adam manages the holiday assistance programs that are administered by the Dallas campus of Scottish Rite for Children.
Financial relationships
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Type of financial relationship:There are no financial relationships to disclose.Date added:01/05/2024Date updated:01/05/2024
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