Caseworker - Social Work

The role is anchored in Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) survivorship, with additional capacity to support the broader survivorship population as program needs and capacity allow. The LISW works in close collaboration with interdisciplinary survivorship teams to deliver coordinated, patient‑centered care. The role provides psychosocial assessment and therapeutic interventions that require licensed behavioral health expertise, complementing—but not duplicating—clinical coordination and survivorship care planning functions.
Medical University Hospital Authority (MUHA)
Work Shift

The role is anchored in Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) survivorship, with additional capacity to support the broader survivorship population as program needs and capacity allow. The LISW works in close collaboration with interdisciplinary survivorship teams to deliver coordinated, patient‑centered care. The role provides psychosocial assessment and therapeutic interventions that require licensed behavioral health expertise, complementing—but not duplicating—clinical coordination and survivorship care planning functions.

1) anxiety, depression, and psychosocial distress, (2) fertility and family‑planning concerns, (3) education, employment, and financial stressors, (4) identity development, relationships, and social reintegration. 2) Clinical & Psychosocial Care - General Survivorship (20%)
Supports patients experiencing adjustment challenges, psychosocial distress, or barriers to care during long‑term survivorship and follow‑up.

• Supports development and implementation of the AYA Survivorship Program, including: (1) psychosocial screening workflows, (2) referral pathways, (3) patient engagement strategies. Participates in survivorship clinics, interdisciplinary meetings, program development initiatives, and community outreach engagements.
• 4) Care Coordination & Collaboration (20%)

Collaborates closely with the Survivorship Program Team and the Survivorship Nurse Navigator to ensure coordinated, holistic survivorship care while maintaining clear role delineation. Coordinates internal referrals to behavioral health, fertility services, rehabilitation, wellness, and other supportive care programs. Serves as an embedded psychosocial resource within survivorship clinics to reduce reliance on external referrals and minimize delays in care.

(5) Data Tracking, Quality Improvement & Reporting (10%)
Supports data collection for survivorship metrics, quality improvement initiatives, patient experience efforts, and program evaluation. Identifies gaps in survivorship care delivery and contributes to improvement strategies.

(Participates in interdisciplinary meetings, training activities, and institutional efforts that enhance the quality and visibility of survivorship services.

Master's or Doctorate degree in social work from an accredited program. Work Experience: 4-6 years
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