Social Worker Jobs in New Hampshire
Social Worker jobs in New Hampshire concentrate in community mental health, child welfare, healthcare, and substance use treatment, with demand at every level from entry-level case managers to licensed clinical supervisors. Manchester, Concord, and Nashua account for the largest share of openings, where employers such as Catholic Medical Center, Dartmouth Health, and the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services maintain consistent hiring. School-based and integrated behavioral health roles are among the most sought-after specialties in the state right now. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
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Social Worker Case Manager- Geropsyche
Who We Are:
The Inpatient Behavioral Health Social Worker cares for adult patients with acute and chronic psychiatric disorders; maintains a safe patient care environment; assesses and evaluates the patient’s health status and patient/family significant other’s response to illness. Coordinates and guides plan of care to expedite recovery and discharge of patient.
About the Job:
Provides clinical interventions with patients, and families that address personal and environmental issues to maximize emotional, social, and physical well-being and the appropriate and efficient use of health care services across the continuum. Promotes efficient coordination of patient care through collaborative practice with the health care team. Promotes patient, family, staff and physician satisfaction through coordination and continuity of care. Provides a systematic approach to evaluation of patient care. Coordinates patient care through the continuum thereby facilitating the achievement of optimal quality outcomes in relation to clinical care and cost effectiveness.
What You’ll Do:
Patient Facilitation
- Collaborates and participates with the primary nurse and the multidisciplinary team in the ongoing clinical social work assessment of patient’s status/care management.
- Participates in the development, implementation and evaluation of integrated clinical pathways.
- Provides supportive counseling and crisis intervention for patient/family as needed.
- Monitors patient’s progress to ensure care is appropriate and timely.
- Assists the Health Care Team in the coordination of care on the unit by serving as a resource to staff and assisting in day to day psychosocially based problem resolution.
- Participates in daily unit rounds.
- Provides counseling and assistance with Advance Care Directives.
- Advocates for the patient to ensure quality outcomes
- Coordinates and facilitates family meetings.
- Respects the dignity and confidentiality of the patient and all verbal/written information/communication.
- Conducts Education/Support Groups for patients/families as assigned.
- Provides emotional support to patient/family to facilitate adaptation to illness/disability.
Utilization Management/Managed Care
- Intervenes with appropriate individuals/department regarding delays in service that may have an impact on quality of patient care and/or length of stay.
- Collaborates with case manager to assess for patient’s clinical course to verify patient’s continued need for acute hospital level of care.
- Explores strategies to reduce length of stay and resource consumption with optimal patient outcomes.
- Interprets federal and state regulations pertaining to coverage issues and provides education to patient and family.
Quality Management
- Conducts assigned quality management activities to improve patient care and service.
- Participates as part of the interdisciplinary team in the development or revision of hospital policies /procedures pertaining to patient care processes.
- Assists in the identification of organizational priorities for improvement.
- Identifies and collects clinical data in support of quality, risk management, utilization, infection control and resource utilization etc.
- Participates in multidisciplinary meetings to review activities/outcomes/issues related to assigned unit.
- Facilitates multidisciplinary teams as assigned.
- Serves as a resource for process improvement tools and technique.
Discharge Planning
- Assesses patient/family adaptation to illness/disability and capacity to provide for patient’s care needs via biopsychosocial assessment.
- Serves as a resource/liaison to community social service agencies relative to identified patient/family needs. Serves as a resource to the interdisciplinary team for discharge planning options through daily rounds and discharge planning rounds.
- Addresses financial concerns which may impact discharge planning and optimal patient care.
- Develops a comprehensive discharge plan for socially complex patients.
- Collaborates with community social services agencies to enhance discharge planning and continuity of care.
- Facilitates and coordinates non-medical/social/culturally complex discharge planning, including but not limited to Hospice, Nursing Home Placement, Homemakers and Community based Social Services. (i.e., HCBC, Adult Day Care, In Home Adult Care, Companion Program, Emergency Responses Systems etc.).
Other
- Approved Aggression de-escalation training required.
- Assist with other behavioral health units as required.
- Performs other duties as assigned.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTION
Who You Are:
- Master of Science in Social Work or closely related field required ; NH LICSW preferred
- One (1) to three (3) years of experience in a health care system, preferably in a hospital setting
- Excellent clinical documentation, and successful usage of EMR systems preferred
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Ability to deliver patient care in a manner consistent that is appropriate to the patient’s age, physical ability and intellectual development.
- Ability to endure periods of heavy workload or stress.
- Ability to work with frequent interruptions and respond appropriately to unexpected situations.
- Ability to transport self to and from off-site locations.
- Ability to plan and perform diversified duties requiring an extensive knowledge of a particular field and the use of a wide range of procedures. Involves the exercise of judgment in the analysis of facts and conditions regarding individual problems or transactions to determine what actions should be taken, within the limits of standard practice.
- Ability to work with other members of the healthcare team and community to provide
Why You’ll Love Us:
- Health, dental, prescription, and vision coverage for full-time & part-time employees
- Short term, long term disability, Accident insurance, & life insurance
- Tuition Reimbursement
- Referral bonuses
- Accrued earned time for full-time & part-time employees
- 403b Retirement plans, with generous employer contributions
- And more!
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What New Hampshire Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in social worker jobs across New Hampshire.
- Active New Hampshire LCSW, LICSW, or other Board of Mental Health Practice license
- Master of Social Work degree from a CSWE-accredited program for clinical roles
- Experience conducting assessments, treatment planning, and case management with clients
- Familiarity with New Hampshire Medicaid billing, documentation, and compliance requirements
- Ability to coordinate with state agencies including DCYF or DHHS on client cases
- Valid New Hampshire driver's license and reliable transportation for field-based positions
Social Worker Jobs in New Hampshire: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a social worker in New Hampshire?
New Hampshire licenses social workers through the Board of Mental Health Practice, which oversees credentials including the LMSW and LICSW. You start by completing a CSWE-accredited bachelor's or master's degree in social work, then apply to the board for the appropriate license tier. Clinical licensure requires supervised post-graduate hours. Some non-clinical roles, such as case aides, may be filled without a license, but most professional positions require at least an LMSW.
Which companies hire social workers in New Hampshire?
New Hampshire social worker roles are posted by Supportive Care, Dartmouth Health, and The Courvilles and others right now, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. State agencies, community mental health centers, and integrated hospital systems are consistently among the most active employers across New Hampshire's major population centers.
Which New Hampshire cities have the most social worker jobs?
Manchester, Lebanon, and Nashua have the most social worker openings in New Hampshire. Manchester and Nashua drive volume through their hospital systems, community health organizations, and DCYF district offices, while Concord anchors state government and behavioral health hiring as the capital. Smaller cities in the Lakes Region and Upper Valley also post openings tied to regional medical centers and nonprofit providers.
Are there remote social worker jobs in New Hampshire?
Yes, but they're less common than in purely desk-based fields, since many social work roles involve in-person client contact, home visits, or court appearances. About 50% of social worker openings tied to New Hampshire are remote or hybrid as of August 2026, reflecting the portions of the role that can move online. Telehealth counseling, care coordination, and utilization review positions are the sub-specialties most likely to offer fully remote arrangements.
How can I get hired as a social worker in New Hampshire with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is a case aide or community support worker role, which New Hampshire community mental health centers and DHHS district offices regularly fill without requiring licensure. Graduates of UNH, Plymouth State, or Keene State social work programs often move directly into these positions. Completing field placement hours at a New Hampshire agency during your degree program is the single best credential, as many supervisors convert practicum students to paid hires. A completed LMSW application, even while hours are still accumulating, signals commitment to hiring managers.
Where can I find and apply to social worker jobs in New Hampshire?
You can find and apply to social worker jobs in New Hampshire on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings across the state. Search the roles available, find the ones that match your license level, specialization, and preferred location, and apply directly to the positions that fit.
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