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Terrace Health and Rehab

Social Services Director (Healthcare)

Job Description

Competitive Wages Supportive Leadership! Terrace is looking for an outstanding Social Services Director to join their TEAM!
What we offer you:
Competitive Pay Referral Bonuses PayActiv & Uber Rides Generous PTO Medical
  • Dental
  • Vision
  • Life
  • STD Insurances.
401K retirement plan.
ABOUT TERRACE
- Located in Gainesville, FL, we are a skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility that is dedicated to helping our residents maximize their potential and live their lives to the fullest. We offer a modern, comfortable, and secure facility staffed by caring professionals where individuals receive the finest sub-acute medical care, rehabilitation services, and 24-hour skilled nursing care. We are committed to maintaining a facility where compassionate care is provided in an environment of respect, dignity. It is also a great working environment for our staff as we truly value and appreciate each member of our team! Education Requirements of the
Social Services Director:
Must possess a bachelor's degree in social work or other allied field. MSW preferred. Experience Requirements of the
Social Services Director:
At least one (1) year of Social Services experience in a Skilled Nursing Facility required. Management experience preferred. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer https://www.eeoc.gov/poster Our facility uses the Florida Background Screening Clearinghouse, 435.12, Florida Statutes.
Learn more at https:
//info.flclearinghouse.com
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