Medical Social Worker

At Madrona Hospice Care Inc., we've designed a plan of care that will work for you and your family. We understand the importance in providing you the guidance to make those decisions easier and before a time of crisis. That’s why we have a diverse team of experienced professionals to offer a broad range of services.

As a Medical Social Worker with Madrona Hospice Care, you will shape how we care for patients in their homes, mentor a team of social workers, and help set the standard for compassionate, high-quality service across our organization.

We value teamwork, empathy, and a commitment to high-quality service, all aimed at putting patients and their families at ease during their transition. If you are passionate about making a positive impact in patients' lives and working in a supportive and family-oriented atmosphere, we encourage you to join us in providing exceptional home hospice care.

Please note that this role is per diem with a rate of $100 - $120 per visit.

Responsibilities

• Lead daily operations of our social services team, including policies, procedures, and care coordination with other clinical providers
• Recruit, onboard, and mentor social workers—providing clinical supervision, observing practice, and supporting their professional growth
• Oversee assessment, planning, and evaluation of social services care, and ensure clinical documentation meets state, federal, and ACHC standards
• Partner with the Executive Director on the annual department budget and resource planning
• Build strong knowledge of community resources and connect patients and referral sources to the right support
• Plan in-service training and continuing education to keep the team’s skills sharp
• Contribute to quality improvement initiatives and help identify new ways to better serve our patients
• Perform other duties as required for patient services

Requirements

• A Master of Social Work (MSW) from an accredited program
• An active California license as an LCSW
• At least 3 years of management experience, preferably in home care
• Strong knowledge of healthcare regulations, ACHC standards, and business operations
• Excellent communication skills and the ability to build trust with patients, families, staff, and the community
• A self-directed, organized, and flexible approach—you take initiative and work well with others