Serving Middlesex, Essex & Union Counties Spero Hospice is seeking a compassionate Licensed Social Worker (LSW/LCSW) to join our team. In this role, you’ll provide emotional support, counseling, and resource coordination for patients and families, helping them navigate the hospice journey with clarity and compassion. What you can expect: • Flexible scheduling that respects your work–life balance • Competitive pay and benefits • A leadership team that listens and supports you • Opportunities to grow within the company If you’re a social worker who wants to use your skills to bring comfort, dignity, and peace of mind to those facing life’s most challenging moments, we’d love to hear from you. Responsibilities: • Meet with patients and families in their homes, facilities, or by phone to understand their needs and concerns • Provide emotional support, counseling, and crisis intervention during difficult moments • Connect patients and families with community resources, benefits, and support services • Advocate for each patient’s wishes, values, and cultural traditions in the care plan • Work closely with nurses, aides, physicians, and chaplains to create a truly collaborative care experience • Help families navigate advance care planning, paperwork, and decision-making • Offer grief and bereavement support to patients and loved ones • Maintain clear, timely documentation to ensure quality care and regulatory compliance • Participate in team meetings to share updates, coordinate care, and problem-solve challenges Qualifications: • Active New Jersey license (LSW or LCSW) • Experience in hospice, palliative care, or healthcare preferred • Knowledge of end-of-life care and family support needs • Strong communication and interpersonal skills • Ability to build trust and provide guidance during sensitive situations • Familiarity with local resources and community services Compensation: $70,000 - $85,000 yearly

• Meet with patients and families in their homes, facilities, or by phone to understand their needs and concerns • Provide emotional support, counseling, and crisis intervention during difficult moments • Connect patients and families with community resources, benefits, and support services • Advocate for each patient’s wishes, values, and cultural traditions in the care plan • Work closely with nurses, aides, physicians, and chaplains to create a truly collaborative care experience • Help families navigate advance care planning, paperwork, and decision-making • Offer grief and bereavement support to patients and loved ones • Maintain clear, timely documentation to ensure quality care and regulatory compliance • Participate in team meetings to share updates, coordinate care, and problem-solve challenges