Bilingual Social Worker
Families First Pediatrics
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- Location
- South Jordan, UT
- Work style
- On-site
- Job type
- Part time
- Posted
- Oct 7
- 10 days ago
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About the company
Families First Pediatrics
Medical practice · 201 to 500 employees
What you'll do
- Screen patients and families for unmet needs, complete applications, make referrals, and follow up on open cases.
- Deliver services in Spanish, coordinate with clinic teams, document contacts, and escalate safety concerns.
What you need
- Requires a CSWE-accredited Bachelor of Social Work, an Utah SSW license or eligibility to obtain one within 90 days of hire, and full professional fluency in spoken and written Spanish and English.
- Education: a bachelor's degree
Key skills
Bachelor of Social WorkSound judgment
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Perks
- mileage reimbursed
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Bilingual Social Worker (Part-Time)
Families First Pediatrics | West Jordan, UT, serving our southern clinicsStatus: Part-Time, Non-Exempt | 20-25 hours per weekPay: To be determined
About the Role
Families First Pediatrics is looking for a Bilingual Social Worker to join our care team. You'll work alongside our medical providers to identify patients and families who need help with medical coverage, behavioral health care, food, housing, transportation, and other community services, and then help them get connected. Service is delivered directly in Spanish, not through an interpreter.
This is an entry-level social work position under general supervision, focused on case management, screening, advocacy, and supportive contact. It does not involve diagnosing or treating mental illness or providing psychotherapy. Clinical concerns go to a licensed therapist or the provider.
What You'll Do
Case management and navigation
Meet with referred patients and families, in person or by phone, to understand their needs and barriers
Screen for unmet needs, including coverage, behavioral health, food, housing, transportation, childcare, utilities, immunization access, and school-related services
Complete and submit applications with families (Medicaid, CHIP, the Marketplace, WIC, SNAP, and clinic financial assistance) and track each one to a decision
Place referrals to community agencies and behavioral health providers, and confirm the patient was reached
Follow up on open cases on a set schedule and stay current on agencies, programs, and eligibility rules in our southern service area
Language access
Deliver the full service in Spanish, including applications, calls, and written follow-up
Interpret between Spanish-speaking families and providers during case management conversations
Adapt Spanish patient materials so they read naturally, not as literal translations
Working with providers and clinic teams
Take referrals from providers and clinic staff, respond within the agreed turnaround, and report back on what was arranged and what remains open
Attend clinic huddles or care team meetings at southern sites on an agreed rotation
Raise patterns, such as a closed program or a recurring payer denial, rather than absorbing them case by case
Records, confidentiality, and safeguarding
Document every contact, referral, and application in the medical record promptly and factually
Handle patient information in compliance with HIPAA and the added protections for behavioral health and minor patient information
Follow mandatory reporting obligations and escalate safety concerns to the provider and Director without delay
Work within license boundaries and refer anything beyond them
Qualifications
Required
Bachelor of Social Work from a CSWE-accredited program
Utah Social Service Worker (SSW) license, or eligibility to be licensed, with licensure obtained within 90 days of hire. A CSWE-accredited BSW qualifies for the SSW with no examination and no additional supervised hours.
Full professional fluency in Spanish and English, spoken and written. Fluency is tested at interview. This is a requirement, not a preference, because the position serves Spanish-speaking patients and families directly.
Valid driver license, reliable transportation, and current automobile insurance, as the role travels between southern clinics
Sound judgment about what belongs in the record, with the provider, or with a licensed therapist, and discretion with confidential patient and family information
Preferred
Working knowledge of Medicaid, CHIP, and community assistance programs in Utah, or the ability to learn them quickly
Experience in a healthcare, public health, or community services setting
Schedule and Work Environment
20 to 25 hours per week, set according to clinic need and subject to change
Occasional hours outside the standard clinic day when a family cannot meet during it
Clinic and office setting, with patient contact in exam rooms, offices, and by telephone
Extended time at a workstation and on the phone
Regular travel between southern clinics during the workday, with mileage reimbursed at the current rate
About Us
Beyond Pediatrics, LLC, dba Families First Pediatrics and Wee Care Pediatrics, is an equal opportunity employer.
This job description reflects the principal duties of the position and is not exhaustive; duties may change to meet the needs of the organization. It is not a contract of employment. Employment with Beyond Pediatrics, LLC is at will.