Skill
Clinical Social Work
Healthcare and Medical
Clinical social work is a mental health specialty in which licensed clinical social workers (LCSWs) diagnose and treat emotional, behavioral, and mental health issues, often through psychotherapy, in addition to connecting clients with social services. They work in hospitals, private practices, schools, and community agencies, blending clinical treatment with attention to social and environmental factors affecting a client's wellbeing. Licensure typically requires a master's degree in social work plus supervised clinical hours.
Open roles requiring Clinical Social Work (2)
TITLE 5 SOCIAL WORKER (MI OSS)
Army National Guard Units
Full-time · Belmont, MI · $74,678 – $97,087
This National Guard position provides mental health support and preventive services to military members and their families through clinical social work, community outreach, and psychological health programs. It suits experienced clinicians who want to serve the military community in a federal role combining direct service, training, and strategic program development.
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INTERDISCIPLINARY - SOCIAL WORKER (FAMILY ADVOCACY) / LICENSED MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPIST
Air Combat Command
Grand Forks, ND · $89,508 – $116,362
This role provides clinical mental health services to military families affected by abuse and maltreatment, combining case management, crisis intervention, and community coordination. It suits licensed clinical social workers or marriage and family therapists with substantial experience in child and domestic abuse cases who can work independently within a medical credentialing framework.
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