Looking for social work jobs in Michigan? The Great Lakes State offers opportunities in major hospital systems, school districts, behavioral health agencies, and community organizations across metro Detroit and beyond.
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Find opportunities in hospitals, hospice agencies, schools, behavioral health facilities, and government organizations across Michigan.
Hospital Social Worker Jobs
Acute care, discharge planning, ER, ICU, and inpatient medical settings.
View JobsHospice Social Worker Positions
Palliative care, home health, travel hospice, and PRN roles.
View JobsSchool Social Worker Openings
Public schools, charter districts, and student support services.
View JobsBehavioral Health Roles
Inpatient psych, outpatient therapy, crisis stabilization, and substance use programs.
View JobsMedical Social Work Careers
Dialysis centers, skilled nursing facilities, rehab, and long-term care.
View JobsCommunity & Government Positions
State agencies, CPS, VA, nonprofits, and county services.
View JobsMichigan Social Worker Jobs FAQ
What types of social work jobs are hiring in Michigan right now?
Michigan employers commonly hire for hospital/medical social work, behavioral health, school-based services, child welfare (DHHS), and community mental health. The Detroit metro and Grand Rapids areas have the most openings.
What license do I need to practice social work in Michigan?
Michigan requires the LMSW (Licensed Master's Social Worker) for MSW graduates and the LLMSW (Limited Licensed Master's Social Worker) while completing supervised hours. The LBSW is available for BSW graduates.
What is the average salary for social workers in Michigan?
Michigan social workers typically earn $45,000-$70,000+ depending on setting, experience, and location. Ann Arbor and metro Detroit areas often offer higher compensation.
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