Luminos Hospice·Crockett, Texas
Provide psychosocial assessments and counseling services to hospice patients and their families to ensure holistic end-of-life support. Collaborate with the Interdisciplinary Group to coordinate care and assist families in managing grief and accessing community resources.
At Luminos Hospice, our mission is to facilitate the best end of life experience through the happiest employees. As a locally owned and operated, employee-driven, and innovative company, we reflect a genuine commitment to our community. We live here, work here, and love here.
Our Core Culture at Luminos Hospice prioritizes supporting, nurturing, and committing to our employees' welfare. We cultivate an environment that mirrors our steadfast dedication to providing exceptional end-of-life care, resonating through our team's growth and support.
Empowerment: We celebrate autonomy and trust in your expertise.
Have an attitude of gratitude.
Always do the right thing.
The Medical Social Worker will provide psychosocial assessments and counseling services to hospice patients and their families under the direction of the attending physician. This role involves collaborating with the Interdisciplinary Group/Team (IDG/T) to coordinate care and ensure that patients receive holistic, compassionate support tailored to their needs. You will also participate in an on-call rotation as required by the needs of the hospice.
Conduct psychosocial assessments to evaluate the emotional, social, and environmental factors impacting the patient and family. Provide emotional support and counseling to patients and families coping with end-of-life issues. Coordinate care with the IDG/T to ensure all aspects of patient care are addressed. Assist families in understanding and managing grief and loss. Help families access community resources and services. Maintain documentation of social work services in accordance with hospice policies and regulatory requirements. Participate in on-call rotation as required.
Master’s degree in social work (MSW) from an accredited school of social work.
Current state licensure as a social worker (LCSW, LMSW, or equivalent) required.
Minimum two (2) years of experience in a healthcare setting, preferably in hospice or palliative care. Strong working knowledge of community resources and support services.
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills. Ability to use computers for documentation and communication purposes. Compassionate, empathetic, and professional demeanor.
Reliable transportation and valid auto liability insurance.
Market context
Behavioral-health openings in Texas often favor licensed clinicians because employers need candidates who can step into patient-facing care with minimal onboarding. Competition is shaped by the required master’s degree, Texas license, and preferred psychiatric experience, plus CPR and CPI certifications. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this page to save research time, then confirm your license type and highlight any psychiatric or crisis-care experience in your application.
