MSW Hospice Social Worker | Flexible Schedule & Mileage

Vitality Hospice; Bensalem Township (Bucks County); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Mileage reimbursement

Benefits package

Paid time off

Flexible scheduling

Continuing education opportunities

Referral program

TapCheck

401(k) matching

Job summary

Vitality Hospice is seeking a dedicated Hospice Social Worker (MSW) to join a compassionate team delivering comfort, dignity, and support to patients and families in homes and community settings.

You will provide psychosocial support, conduct assessments, develop care plans, guide end-of-life planning, and coordinate care with the interdisciplinary team. Travel to patient residences is required; per diem scheduling and ongoing professional growth are available.

Qualifications

• Current MSW (required).
• Hospice or healthcare experience preferred, but compassionate professionals from other settings are welcome to apply.
• Excellent communication, empathy, and problem-solving skills.
• A heart for serving patients and families at a meaningful time in their lives.

Responsibilities

• Provide emotional and psychosocial support to patients and families in homes, facilities, or care settings.
• Conduct assessments and develop individualized care plans as part of the interdisciplinary team.
• Guide families through end-of-life planning, grief resources, and community support options.
• Advocate for patient wishes and help navigate complex systems, including insurance, advanced directives, and long-term care planning.
• Participate in team meetings to coordinate holistic care with nurses, aides, chaplains, and volunteers.
• Offer bereavement and grief support when needed.

Skills

MSW

Empathy

Communication

Care coordination

Education

MSW (Master of Social Work)

Job description

Vitality Hospice is seeking a dedicated Hospice Social Worker (MSW) to join a compassionate team delivering comfort, dignity, and support to patients and families in homes and community settings.

You will provide psychosocial support, conduct assessments, develop care plans, guide end-of-life planning, and coordinate care with the interdisciplinary team. Travel to patient residences is required; per diem scheduling and ongoing professional growth are available.