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Westwood Post Acute

Social Services Director

Job Description

Westwood Post Acute is Hiring a Social Services Director! Are you a dedicated professional seeking an exciting opportunity? Look no further! At Westwood Post Acute , we are committed to providing personalized rehabilitation, memory care, and nursing services to all who enter our doors. Join us in helping our residents reach their maximum potential in a caring and supportive environment. What to
Expect:
Direct and provide social services to meet the facility residents' psychosocial needs Why Westwood Post Acute? Competitive pay Healthcare Benefits including Vision & Dental (Full-time only) 401k with match (Full-time only) Paid Time Off (Full-time only) Sick Leave Continuous Training and Growth Opportunities Fun environment and a great staff to work with!
Impactful Work:
Make a real difference in the lives of our residents.
Successful candidates:
MSW preferred, will accept a BSW or associated field Experience in the medical field required Experience in a post-acute or skilled nursing facility preferred
Rate:
$65,000-$75,000/year Ready to make a difference? Join us at Westwood Post Acute and be part of an awesome team dedicated to providing the best care possible! We are an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, protected veteran status, or any other legally protected status.
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