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Social Services Specialist
Social Services Specialists assess client needs and coordinate services such as housing, benefits, and mental health support, relying on case management and thorough documentation to track progress. They draw on strong community resources knowledge and client assessment skills, often stepping into crisis intervention when situations escalate. Typically found in county agencies, nonprofits, or healthcare-affiliated social work departments, they hold a bachelor's degree in social work or a related field.
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