Disaster Human Services Social Worker

Endeavors

. Serve as a human services subject-matter resource on Disaster Human Services Impact Assessment operations .

Posted 10/9/2026internshipRemote • Ohio • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $35 per hourWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in Disaster Human Services Impact Assessment, including evaluating service-access impacts and coordinating with multidisciplinary teams. Proficient in social work practices, crisis support, and maintaining compliance with privacy and cybersecurity standards.

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Disaster Human Services Impact AssessmentSocial WorkNeeds AssessmentCrisis SupportService-System Coordination

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Hard Skills

Needs AssessmentCrisis SupportService-System CoordinationDisaster ResponseHuman Services EvaluationDocumentationResource NavigationOperational Barrier IdentificationAssessment Record MaintenanceCommunity Access Evaluation

Soft Skills

Interpersonal CommunicationTeam CollaborationProblem SolvingAdaptabilityAttention to Detail

Certifications & Qualifications

Driver’s LicenseSocial Work License

Industry Keywords

Human ServicesDisaster RecoveryVulnerable PopulationsChild WelfareElder CareHomelessnessTraffickingNutrition AssistanceEconomic Self-SufficiencyDisability Supports

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

Cyber Security

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Serve as a human services subject-matter resource on Disaster Human Services Impact Assessment operations
Deploy as part of multidisciplinary Disaster Human Services Impact Assessment teams
Assess and document disaster impacts on human service provider facilities, equipment, vehicles, grounds, utilities, accessibility, staffing, and service delivery
Evaluate how disaster conditions affect providers and community access to human services
Identify and document service-access impacts across child care, child welfare, elder care, intimate partner violence, homelessness, trafficking, nutrition assistance, economic self-sufficiency, disability supports, and related services
Interview human service providers, local officials, community partners, and other authorized sources
Maintain accurate observations, assessment records, supporting notes, and required reports
Coordinate with civil engineers and technical specialists regarding facility conditions
Identify service gaps, operational barriers, resource needs, and recovery considerations
Support assessment summaries, briefings, reports, and other mission products
Provide social work, crisis-support, resource-navigation, or referral assistance when within mission scope
Protect PII, assessment records, and Federal information while following privacy, cybersecurity, records-management, and Rules of Behavior requirements
Participate in readiness activities, training, exercises, briefings, debriefings, hotwashes, and continuous improvement
Maintain deployment readiness and deploy safely within required timeframes in field and austere environments
Perform other duties as assigned

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in Social Work or a closely related human services field is preferred
Advanced education in Social Work or a related field is desirable
Any license or certification required for a specific assignment must be current and maintained
Relevant experience in social work, human services, community services, needs assessment, case management, disaster response/recovery, or service-system coordination is preferred
Experience evaluating barriers to human service delivery or working with vulnerable and disaster-affected populations is desirable
Must complete organization-required screening, background investigation, credentialing, cybersecurity/privacy training, Rules of Behavior, role-based training, and standardized Disaster Human Services Impact Assessment training before applicable system or record access and deployment
Must maintain reliable availability while deployment ready and work variable schedules, including extended hours, evenings, weekends, and holidays when operationally required
Nationwide travel and deployment to disaster-impacted locations is required
Must deploy within required contract timeframes, including the 48-hour surge requirement when applicable
Driver’s License with a clear record
Must have daily use of a vehicle without prior notice
Must be capable of working in disaster-impacted or austere environments
Must successfully complete and maintain required screening, credentialing, background investigation, training, licenses/certifications when applicable, and security/access requirements

Benefits

Comp & perks

Reasonable accommodation for qualified individuals with disabilities
Reasonable accommodation based on a sincerely held religious belief
Customer-service-focused mission environment