Social Services
tali healthcare managementEast Boston (MA)
About the role
NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT TEAM!ASK ABOUT OUR NEWLY INCREASED RATES!Advocate Healthcare Center of East Boston is seeking a passionate and goal-driven candidate to direct our Social Services Department. With an emphasis on providing the highest level of quality care in a warm and supportive setting, Advocate Healthcare Center of East Boston is the preferred workplace in the East Boston area.
Now Hiring: Director of Social Services (SSD) The Director of Social Services is responsible for planning, evaluating, implementing and directing the general activities and operatons of the facility's social services department. The SSD ensures that all services are provided in accordance with guidelines and regulations and coordinates appropriate admission/discharge planning options.
At The Advocate Healthcare Center of East Boston, we understand that Boston area care providers have many great choices. Why choose to work at Advocate?
Competitive compensation package
Great perks and employee-focused events!
Fantastic Bonus Structure
Generous Benefits
Employee referral bonuses
New management team with a proven track record of success
Warm and professional environment
Opportunities for growth and advancement
Centrally located with direct access to major bus lines and train stations
Qualifications:
LICSW or MSW preferred
Previous social services experience in a long-term care setting
Previous leadership experience preferred
The Advocate Healthcare Center of East Boston 111 Orient Ave, Boston, MA 02128
The Advocate Healthcare Center of East Boston is an equal opportunity employer.
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