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South Coast Hospice & Palliative Care Services, Inc. is hiring: Social Worker in Coos Bay

Posted 4 days ago

south coast hospice amp palliative care servicesCoos Bay (OR)
Healthcare Social WorkersOther Individual and Family Services

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Senior

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About the role

South Coast Hospice exists to provide high‑quality end‑of‑life care and bereavement services to terminally ill persons and their families. We are a non‑profit hospice with 33 years of experience in the community.
Job Description: The South Coast Hospice Social Worker is primarily responsible for providing case management services to assigned patients/families. Primary duties include psychosocial assessment, care planning and implementation, resource identification and assistance with procurement, supportive counseling for grieving patients and family members, basic support and triaging to other needed services.
Qualifications: Possess a current BSW or MSW degree with preference for a LCSW license or a license from another state with the ability to secure an Oregon License within three-to-six months of hire. Employment is contingent upon securing the Oregon License within this timeframe or have an approved plan with the State of Oregon Board of Licensed Social Workers in place within 30 days of hire.
Benefits: Salary commensurate with experience. Paid medical, dental, vision insurance, life insurance, flexible spending account, health reimbursement arrangement, and 403(b) retirement account.

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