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EAP WorkLife Consultant

United States

Texas, Austin25.10.2020

Direct Employer

5.00

(1)

Jobs300

Staff5001-10000

Est.1853

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Requirements

Helpful: Experience/knowledge Elder Care and/or Spanish speaking.
team-oriented telephonic call center environment.
Ability to work in a fast paced
Excellent computer skills.
discharge planning).
social services or related field is required (ex. case management
1 year experience in social work
Experience with doing assessments and locating/referring to community resources is required.

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