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Social Service Specialists jobs in brockton USA

5 social service specialists jobs found in brockton: showing 1 - 5

Nursing Professional Development Generalist
Company: Boston Medical Center |

Location: Brockton, MA, USA

| Salary: US$83000 - 120500 per year | Date posted: 30 Oct 2026
findings with Nursing Professional Development Specialists (NPDS), Patient Care Directors, and Nurse Managers, and reassesses... orientation, onboarding, in-service, continuing education, and competency-based programs using adult learning principles
Housing Specialist- Kingston, Carver Duxbury
Company: Old Colony Elder Services |

Location: Brockton, MA, USA

| Salary: US$26.8 per hour | Date posted: 29 Oct 2026
with the team to assure service coordination.Facilitate care conferences with residents, family, and other participants.Plan... and coordinate social, educational, and recreational programs for residents.Prepare and distribute a newsletter to keep residents
Information & Referral Specialist
Company: Old Colony Elder Services |

Location: Brockton, MA, USA

| Salary: US$25.41 per hour | Date posted: 23 Oct 2026
Specialist to provide information to our consumers in response to service and eligibility inquiries. What you'll do:Assess the... health and functional status of membersDevelop community- based care plans and related service packagesParticipate in the
Family Caregiver Specialist
Company: Old Colony Elder Services |

Location: Brockton, MA, USA

| Salary: US$24.4 per hour | Date posted: 20 Oct 2026
-year relevant experience in a community or elder service agencyBachelor's degree in social work or related fieldExcellent
Housing Specialist
Company: Old Colony Elder Services |

Location: Brockton, MA, USA

| Salary: US$26.8 per hour | Date posted: 16 Oct 2026
with the team to assure service coordination Facilitate care conferences with residents, family, and other participants.Plan... and coordinate social, educational, and recreational programs for residentsPrepare and distribute a newsletter to keep residents