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Peabody Properties, Inc.
Resident Service Coordinator
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A Care Coordinator develops and manages patient care programs and handles patient cases. Keeps patients informed about their care options.
$71,658 / year median in Massachusetts
Job Description
Resident Service Coordinator Peabody Properties, Inc. - 3.3 Whitinsville, MA Job Details Part-time $31 - $33 an hour 1 day ago Qualifications Housing case management LSW Social Work License Bachelor's degree in social work Experience working with individuals with disabilities Writing skills Bachelor's degree in psychology Mid-level Community resource coordination in health services social work Working with seniors Psychology Client referral services Working with families Human Services Computer skills Social Work Social work care coordination Associate's degree Bachelor's degree in human services 2 years Bachelor of Arts Communication skills Full Job Description Exciting Opportunity in Ashland and Whitinsville!! Peabody Resident Services is seeking a part-time Resident Service Coordinator working 24 hours a week to work as part of a Management team at apartment communities in Ashland and Whitinsville, MA to coordinate programs, assist residents with obtaining services, and work with community agencies. B.A. in Social Work, Psychology, or Human Services is preferable; a four-year college degree is fully acceptable. An Associates degree and/or a MA licensed Social Worker may be considered with 5 years plus direct experience as a Resident Service Coordinator in housing and/or with the target population. 2-3 years experience in social services delivery with elders, families, and/or persons with disabilities, and proven ability to provide results through a concrete problem-solving approach to issues. Demonstrated working knowledge of area supportive services and other community resources. Strong communication, organizational, writing, and computer skills.