Social Worker

Cankidsindia; Jaipur; On-site; INR 300,000 - 420,000; Full time

Job summary

CanKids KidsCan is seeking a dedicated MSW professional to join our pediatric cancer program in India. You will coordinate admission of new child patients, assist in planning treatment, and estimate costs in collaboration with medical teams and families.

You will maintain patient databases, ensure documentation for government schemes, and support psychosocial services. Strong empathy and teamwork are essential for this role.

Qualifications

• Education: MSW from a recognized institution.
• 2–3 years in social work, preferably hospital/healthcare settings.
• Knowledge/experience in pediatric oncology preferred.
• Ability to coordinate with healthcare teams and beneficiaries.
• Data management and report writing.
• Empathy, problem-solving, and cultural sensitivity.
• Compassionate and patient-centric approach.
• Stakeholder coordination (internal & external).
• Teamwork and adaptability.
• Good onboarding and data entry for new child admissions.
• Regular submission of reports to Program Officer.
• Coordination with hospital authorities and care teams.

Responsibilities

• Facilitate admission andregistration of new child patients under CanKids.
• Support doctors andfamilies in planning treatment and associated cost estimations.
• Bridge communicationbetween medical teams and families.
• Ensure support servicesincluding medicines, TSPs, lodging, blood, and hygiene awareness are provided.
• Regularly update treatmentand support progress in the patient database.
• Liaise with hospitalauthorities to ensure smooth functioning of assigned CHSUs.
• Oversee Parent SupportGroup (PSG) volunteers and patient-family engagement activities.
• Maintain complete andaccurate documentation for new patients including ID verification and casefiles.
• Maintain and update patientdatabases (PIS/MSF/Salesforce).
• Coordinate documentationfor government schemes, grants, and external support.
• Prepare monthly andquarterly reports for donors, hospital partners, and internal reporting.
• Handle unit-levelresponsibilities including imprest fund management for medicine purchases andward requirements.
• Administer assigned supportprograms including Jiv Daya or other donor-linked initiatives.
• Track FCRA fund usage andensure compliance.
• Coordinate with the ProgramOfficer and Medical Officer for operational matters.
• Conduct awareness sessionsabout childhood cancer in hospital and community settings.
• Disseminate the message of“You Are Not Alone” to families and caregivers.
• Participate in outreachactivities, health camps, or advocacy programs.
• Perform additional tasks as assigned bythe Reporting Manager.

Skills

Empathy

Coordination

Data management

Report writing

Teamwork

Adaptability

Communication with families

Problem-solving

Education

MSW (Masters in Social Work)

Tools

PIS

Salesforce

Job description

Founded in 2004 by Poonam Bagai, herself a cancer survivor, CanKids KidsCan, the National Society for Change For Childhood Cancer In India partners with hospitals, medical professionals, and state governments to enable access and best standards of treatment, care and support across 60 cities and 22 states of India.

Catering to childhood cancer patients from primarily underprivileged families, CanKids is present in 141 hospitals across India. Through our signature programYANA (You Are Not Alone)– CanKids provides medical, drugs & diagnostics support, accommodation through Home Away from Homes, , patient transport, blood support, nutrition & rations, education and counselling support.

In order to increaseAccess2Care, CanKids has MOUs with 8 state governments asknowledgeandtechnical partnersfor childhood cancer and 16 State Projects Across India.

Job Description

Key Responsibilities

• Facilitate admission andregistration of new child patients under CanKids.
• Support doctors andfamilies in planning treatment and associated cost estimations.
• Bridge communicationbetween medical teams and families.
• Ensure support servicesincluding medicines, TSPs, lodging, blood, and hygiene awareness are provided.
• Regularly update treatmentand support progress in the patient database.

Chattai Clinic andHospital Unit Coordination

• Assist in operating ChattaiClinics and running daily CanKids hospital activities.
• Liaise with hospitalauthorities to ensure smooth functioning of assigned CHSUs.
• Oversee Parent SupportGroup (PSG) volunteers and patient-family engagement activities.

Documentation &Data Management

• Maintain complete andaccurate documentation for new patients including ID verification and casefiles.
• Maintain and update patientdatabases (PIS/MSF/Salesforce).
• Coordinate documentationfor government schemes, grants, and external support.
• Prepare monthly andquarterly reports for donors, hospital partners, and internal reporting.
• Handle unit-levelresponsibilities including imprest fund management for medicine purchases andward requirements.
• Administer assigned supportprograms including Jiv Daya or other donor-linked initiatives.
• Track FCRA fund usage andensure compliance.
• Coordinate with the ProgramOfficer and Medical Officer for operational matters.

Awareness &Community Engagement

• Conduct awareness sessionsabout childhood cancer in hospital and community settings.
• Disseminate the message of“You Are Not Alone” to families and caregivers.
• Participate in outreachactivities, health camps, or advocacy programs.

Other Extended Duties

• Perform additional tasks as assigned bythe Reporting Manager.

Requirements

RequiredQualifications and Skills:

• Education: Masters in Social Work (MSW) from a recognized institution
• Experience: 2–3 years in social work, preferably in hospital/healthcaresettings
• Knowledge/experiencein pediatric oncology preferred
• Ability tocoordinate with healthcare teams and beneficiaries
• Datamanagement and report writing
• Empathy,problem-solving, and cultural sensitivity
• Compassionateand Patient-Centric Approach
• StakeholderCoordination (internal & external)
• Teamwork andAdaptability
• Smoothonboarding and support for every new child admitted under CanKids services
• Timely dataentry and documentation of patient cases
• Activefacilitation of psychosocial support and service delivery
• Regularsubmission of reports and updates to Program Officer
• Maintenance ofgood coordination with hospital authorities and care teams
• Participationin hospital and community-based awareness activities

CanKids KidsCan isan equal opportunity employer. We are committed to building a diverse andinclusive workplace where all individuals are welcomed and respected. Weencourage applications from candidates of all gender identities, sexualorientations, abilities, ethnicities.