Memory Care Home Solutions
Memory Care Home Solutions
Social Worker
Organization Overview
At Memory Care Home Solutions, we believe families shouldn’t face dementia alone. As a nonprofit organization grounded in compassion and powered by evidence-based care, we equip families with the tools, strategies, and emotional support they need to help loved ones with dementia live safely and meaningfully at home.
MCHS was founded to fill a critical gap—providing personalized, home-based services that support both the person living with dementia and their care partners. Today, our mission-driven team includes staff, board members, volunteers, and donors who often have their own personal stories of dementia caregiving. That shared commitment creates a deeply connected, collaborative culture.
We are proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.
Position Overview
Are you a compassionate clinician who believes that high-quality dementia care starts with family-centered support? We’re looking for a skilled Social Worker to join our interdisciplinary team and help families navigate the complex emotional, social, and practical challenges of dementia.
In this role, you’ll provide dementia-focused navigation and clinical support to clients and caregivers, collaborating with other social workers, occupational therapists, dementia navigators, and our medical director to create comprehensive, person-centered care plans. You’ll combine clinical expertise with empathy, helping families problem-solve, connect to resources, and sustain meaningful relationships through every stage of the dementia journey.
This position is ideal for a social worker who values teamwork, clinical excellence, and innovation in community-based dementia care. In this in-office role, you’ll see families in-person and via telehealth, supported by a close-knit team that thrives on learning, collaboration, and impact.
The Social Worker reports to the Director of Programs and is 40 hours /week, in-office, full-time position.
Key Performance Objectives and Responsibilities
Clinical Services – 95%
- Provide clinical assessment and consultation as needed for clients.
- Facilitate case conferences and provide clinical support to dementia navigators.
- Deliver in-person and telehealth dementia intervention services using evidence-based protocols.
- Actively participate in weekly interdisciplinary care conference meetings
- Develop care plans to address clients’ psychosocial barriers to health and wellness.
- Coordinate care and communicate with service providers and physicians.
- Submit thorough and timely documentation and claims submission within 24 hours of service delivery.
- Develop and maintain resource files and network with other service providers to assist clients.
- Participate in quality improvement and staff development activities.
- Perform other special projects and duties as assigned.
Supervise practicum students - Track needed data and complete benchmarking tools by the 5th of each month.
Special Projects – 5%
- Provide dementia education to people of diverse backgrounds and literacy levels, efficiently prioritizing learners’ needs.
- Maintain knowledge of community resources and update internal resource directories regularly.
- Be available for some evening and weekend work i.e. presentations, workshops, navigation visits.
- Support grant or funding initiatives by providing success stories and testimonials.
- Other duties as assigned.
Minimum Qualifications
- Master of Social Work degree and State of Missouri licensure.
Practicum or one year of experience working with caregivers and/or people living with dementia. - Experience working in collaborative, interdisciplinary teams to meet the goals of care for clients/families.
- Experience assessing social determinants of health and working with a diverse population of clients and families.
- Maintain social work licensure with the State of Missouri for duration of employment; apply for State of Illinois social work licensure as needed
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and in completing client documentation in electronic medical record systems.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Preferred Qualifications
- Advanced continuing education in area of geriatrics.
- Two years of post-degree clinical experience and supervision in the field of geriatrics.
- Experience implementing evidence-based interventions.
- Experience working on grant/third-party funded projects, research, or studies.
- Experience routinely collecting and systematically reporting grant project data.
- Proven ability to create strategic partnerships.
- LMSWs interested in pursuing LCSW licensure will be considered; LMSWs or LCSWs with one or more years of geriatric care or chronic disease management experience preferred.
- Able to lift thirty (30) pounds.
Application Information
Apply HERE or email your resume to apply@memorycarehs.org
