Associate Social Services Leader, Recuperative Care

National Health Foundation; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 78,000 - 84,000; Full time

Job summary

National Health Foundation seeks an Associate Director of Social Services to lead the Recuperative Care social services team, oversee case management, discharge planning, and ensure program compliance across locations.

The role requires strong leadership, 5+ years in social services, and experience with homelessness, behavioral health, and housing stability. It involves cross-department collaboration and program development efforts.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required in relevant field; Master’s degree preferred.
• Five years of progressively responsible social services experience.
• Three years supervisory/management experience in social services or related field.
• Experience with homelessness, behavioral health, and housing stability preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide leadership and oversight of the Social Services department.
• Guide staff in case management, discharge planning, and documentation.
• Ensure program compliance and quality assurance across locations.
• Support compliance with grants, contracts, and regulatory requirements.
• Develop partnerships with hospitals, housing resources, and community providers.
• Contribute to program development and special projects; lead initiatives.

Skills

Leadership

Staff development

Communication

Organizational skills

Crisis intervention

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Psychology, Human Services, Sociology, Public Health, or related field

Master’s degree preferred

Tools

HMIS

Electronic records

Case management databases

Job description

National Health Foundation seeks an Associate Director of Social Services to lead the Recuperative Care social services team, oversee case management, discharge planning, and ensure program compliance across locations.

The role requires strong leadership, 5+ years in social services, and experience with homelessness, behavioral health, and housing stability. It involves cross-department collaboration and program development efforts.