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Otterbein SeniorLife·Jackson, Michigan
Social Worker
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The Social Worker provides psychosocial support to residents and families while coordinating care planning, discharges, and resident grievances. They are responsible for maintaining accurate documentation, conducting assessments, and ensuring compliance with facility policies and regulations.
The role of the Social Worker is to create an environment in the home that provides opportunity for the community members to enjoy the highest possible quality of life and provides psychosocial support to residents, families, and partners, which will enhance the quality of life for residents and will promote the health of the intentional community of home.
Benefits*
*Some benefits, including PTO and tuition reimbursement, are based on hours worked.
For more than 100 years, Otterbein has provided senior housing options rooted in respect and community. We’re a non-profit 501(c)(3) health and human service organization, so our values and initiatives are focused on serving our residents.
Otterbein SeniorLife consists of lifestyle communities, revolutionary small house neighborhoods, home health, and hospice care in Michigan, Ohio and Indiana. We offer different lifestyle options for seniors through independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, rehab, memory support, respite care, in-home care, and hospice services.
Apply today and begin a meaningful career as a Social Worker at Otterbein!
Candidates must hold a Michigan Licensed Social Worker credential and possess at least two years of related experience, preferably in a nursing home setting. Post-secondary education is preferred for this role.
Market context
In Michigan, social worker openings are often tied to healthcare, behavioral health, and community support settings, where employers look for licensed clinicians with experience serving similar patient populations. This role is competitive because it requires a master’s degree, a valid Michigan license, and three or more years of related experience, while offering medical, dental, vision, vacation, and paid time off. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly confirm fit before applying.