Work-Life Balance

Social Services Jobs

Social Services Jobs with pay where disclosed, schedule details, and work-life-balance signals. Compare each listing's currency, pay period, location, and requirements before applying.

Updated 1 week ago41+ positions available

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These 20 roles pay ~$68k median with 6.0/10 median work-life balance — use these as your benchmarks.

SOCIAL WORKER SOCIAL SERVICES

Charles T Sitrin Health Care CenterNew Hartford, NY

Social Worker

$21-$25 per hour

No CallNo Nights

Social Services Jobs: Market Overview & Work-Life Balance

Listing snapshot: this overview summarizes the jobs loaded on this page. Market comparisons use the separate scope and time period labeled in their section.

Finding social services jobs that prioritize work-life balance is a top priority for healthcare professionals facing burnout. 41+ positions on WeekdayDoc meet these criteria. 100% of these roles require zero on-call duties.

Every listing is evaluated using WeekdayDoc's proprietary work-life balance scoring system. Social Services Jobs on this page have an average score of 6.9/10, with 100% with no on-call requirements. This data helps clinicians quickly identify positions that match their lifestyle priorities without reading through hundreds of job descriptions.

Among the top-rated employers hiring for social services jobs, Talkiatry (score: 95.4/100), Boston Neurobehavioral Associates (score: 95.1/100), Hiaah (score: 94.5/100) have earned WeekdayDoc's Top Employer designation based on our proprietary ranking system. This ranking evaluates burnout scores (40%), salary competitiveness (30%), and work-life balance features like no-call and remote options (30%). See the full rankings on our Top Employers page.

According to WeekdayDoc's Market Pulse — which tracks real-time compensation data from thousands of active job postings — the current median salary is $105K, trending up 1.1% over the past quarter. This data is derived from 6,548+ job postings analyzed over the past 12 months — updated daily, unlike annual survey-based reports. Explore salary trends and burnout data on our Market Pulse dashboard.

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A few things worth knowing

About Social Services jobs.

How much do social services earn?

A reliable salary estimate is unavailable for this sample of social services. Compensation varies by role, specialty, location, and schedule. Compare employer-posted pay where disclosed, including its currency and pay period; missing pay is not estimated.

Are there remote or hybrid social services jobs available?

Some social services roles offer remote or hybrid flexibility. You can filter for telehealth and work-from-home options, and every listing shows its remote status before you apply.

Which social services jobs have the best work-life balance?

Every social services role on WeekdayDoc is scored for burnout risk using call schedule, weekend and night requirements, and remote flexibility. Among current listings, 100% with no on-call. You can sort by work-life-balance score to surface the lowest-burnout roles first.

What types of employers hire social services?

Social services are hired by hospitals, health systems, group practices, telehealth companies, and community clinics. WeekdayDoc lists verified roles across these settings, each screened for work-life balance.

How many social services jobs are available, and how often are they updated?

There are currently 41 social services positions listed, with new roles added as employers post them. Job descriptions are public. Verified sign-in with Google or email gives free access to regular Apply, full search, and standard Market Insights. Saved jobs, My Search, and the dashboard also require verified sign-in. Eligible featured employer listings allow Apply without signup or email. Basic calculators are public and free; optional AI contract analysis, RVU Billing Optimizer, and Schedule Optimizer reports remain paid.