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Case Worker
A case worker helps individuals and families navigate social services, connecting them with housing, benefits, healthcare, and other resources through government agencies, nonprofits, or hospitals. The role centers on client assessment to identify needs, resource coordination to link clients with appropriate services, and crisis intervention when situations escalate, all tracked through case management software and careful documentation and record-keeping to meet agency and legal requirements. Most case workers hold a bachelor's degree in social work, psychology, or a related field.
Top skills:Crisis Intervention
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