Lynn Community Health Center·Lynn, Massachusetts
The Social Worker addresses the social service needs of One Care members through counseling, advocacy, and resource referrals. They collaborate with a primary care team and conduct home visits to coordinate care for individuals with complex medical and behavioral conditions.
Are you interested in making a profound impact on the lives of underserved individuals and families living with complex and/ or chronic medical and behavioral conditions?
Are you interested in benefits effective on the first day of employment?
Are you willing to assist patients better understand their illness and coordinate their care?
Do you enjoy learning of community services and resources to adopt healthy behaviors by conducting the key functions listed in the duties and responsibilities.?
Are you interested in a loan repayment program and funding for license renewals?
Can you commit to work on a Primary Care Team Model as well as with clients independently to provide appropriate follow-up?
Be responsible for addressing the social service needs of One Care members.
Provide follow-up sessions as needed with One Care health center clients or coordinating services by phone.
Provide brief counseling, advocacy, & resource referrals as needed.
Participate in case conference as needed.
Conduct home visits alone or in conjunction with member(s) of the interdisciplinary team as appropriate, either at the patient’s home or in other locations in the community.
Be an active & integral member of the primary care/BH team.
Advocate for patients with outside agencies such as social service organizations, schools, etc.
Provide crisis intervention as needed.
Human services experience desired.
Ability to work with children & adults, & the elderly.
Minimum of a bachelor’s degree in the human service field (e.g., psychology, sociology) required, BSW preferred; bilingual/bicultural candidates strongly desired.
LSW required
History of good attendance & positive work attitude.
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A bachelor's degree in a human service field and an LSW license are required. Experience with diverse age groups and bilingual/bicultural skills are strongly desired.
Market context
Massachusetts employers commonly seek social workers for schools, hospitals, and community agencies, so demand is often tied to ongoing needs in behavioral health, family support, and care coordination. These roles can be competitive because a bachelor’s degree in a human service field and an LSW license are required, while experience with diverse age groups and bilingual or bicultural skills can strengthen an application. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your license status and tailor your resume to the populations you have served.
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