The role involves providing psychosocial assessments and interventions to patients and families in a hospice setting, addressing emotional, social, and environmental needs related to diagnosis and care. Responsibilities include developing and implementing care plans, supporting family coping, facilitating communication about life care decisions, and coordinating with interdisciplinary teams. The social worker educates families, documents assessments and interventions, and ensures culturally sensitive, patient-centered care aligned with palliative philosophy. Key duties also encompass assisting with advanced directives, referrals for community resources, and addressing end-of-life needs. Qualifications include a Master's Degree in Social Work, licensure (LSW or LCSW), a valid driver's license, auto insurance, and at least one year of healthcare social work experience. Skills required are strong assessment, communication, cultural sensitivity, and collaborative teamwork. The role emphasizes supporting patients' dignity, maximizing resource utilization, and responding to imminent death indicators while ensuring compliance with hospice regulations and documentation standards.