Full-Time
Medical Social Worker
Oncology
Halifax Health
1,001-5,000 employees
Health system and medical association
No salary listed
Daytona Beach, FL, USA + 1 more
More locations: DeLand, FL, USA
In Person
On-site roles at Halifax Health locations in Daytona Beach or DeLand, Florida.
Master's
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- Master's Degree in Social Work (MSW) from a Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) accredited school
- Licensed or licensed eligible as a clinical social worker in the state of Florida
- Valid driving license and good driving record
- Must have one (1) year of healthcare experience
- Social work or counseling background, knowledge of community resources
- One year of social work experience in a health care setting required
- Working knowledge of systems theory and family dynamics
- Strong clinical and assessment skills, including crisis intervention and the ability to work in a team setting
- Organization, time-management, and self-awareness
- Must be customer-service oriented and able to effectively communicate and build relationships with Team Members at all levels in the organization
- Professionalism in interpersonal verbal and written communication skills with colleagues, physicians and ancillary department personnel is required
- Skilled in providing care for pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients
- Provide primarily clinical services in patient/family centered care to patients and families referred to Halifax Health
- Conduct psychosocial/emotional assessment
- Develop care planning for patients and families
- Provide community resource referrals
- Offer support to patients and families referred to Halifax Health
- Collaborate with team members and work in a multidisciplinary team setting
- Possibly crisis intervention as part of clinical care responsibilities
- Maintain professionalism and effective communication with colleagues, physicians and ancillary department personnel
Halifax Health is a healthcare system that operates hospitals, clinics, and outpatient services in its local community. It provides patient care across emergency, inpatient, and specialty services through a network of facilities and care teams, often supported by affiliates and community programs.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Daytona Beach, Florida
Founded
1928
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Becker’s named Halifax Health one of 2026’s Top Places to Work in Healthcare.
- Halifax Health completed its first VELYS robotic-assisted knee replacement on March 11, 2026.
- Deltona reached 90 beds and recruits neurosurgery, urology, cardiology, and pediatrics.
What critics are saying
- Halifax Health still operates under the 2014 False Claims Act settlement’s compliance legacy.
- Deltona’s expansion depends on March AHCA certification and April opening, creating execution pressure.
- Another federal billing violation would threaten Medicare reimbursement and damage Halifax Health’s public trust.
What makes Halifax Health unique
- Halifax Health became first U.S. center treating cancer with Radixact VitalHold on August 13, 2024.
- Halifax Health opened Deltona expansion with 19 ED rooms and 47 inpatient beds in 2026.
- Halifax Health pairs Palmer Chiropractic, Brooks Rehabilitation, and YMCA partnerships for community care.
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The NASCAR Foundation announces two new additions to its Board of Directors. March 24, 2026 at 1:09 PM The NASCAR Foundation welcomes two new members to its Board of Directors, including businesswoman and philanthropist Amy Lea France and former Halifax Health Executive Director Joe Petrock. "Amy Lea France and Joe Petrock are wonderful additions to the NASCAR Foundation Board," said Mike Helton, Chairman of the Board, The NASCAR Foundation. "Both bring unique perspectives and a shared passion for the sport, the community and supporting the health and quality of life for children and their families. Their leadership and expertise will help us continue to expand the reach and impact of our programs." Amy Lea France, a longtime advocate for charitable initiatives, brings a deep connection to NASCAR and a passion for community service. Through her philanthropic work, she has supported numerous programs focused on children's health, education, and family well-being. Her experience and dedication to service will help guide the Foundation as it continues to grow its mission and outreach. France previously served and supported numerous local and national charities, including Easter Seals, Halifax Humane Society, Straight Up Soldier Foundation, United Abolitionists, Ronald McDonald House, Clean the World, American Heart Association, and Michael J. Fox Foundation. Her role as a businesswoman across multiple organizations along with her longstanding roots in racing make her a natural addition to The NASCAR Foundation. Joe Petrock served as Executive Director at Halifax Health, where he played a key role in advancing patient care initiatives and community health programs. With extensive experience in healthcare leadership and nonprofit collaboration, Petrock offers valuable insight into strengthening partnerships that benefit children and families served by The NASCAR Foundation. Petrock has served as President or on the boards of over 20 county organizations, including the Daytona/Halifax Area Chamber, Junior Achievement, FUTURES Education Foundation for Volusia County Schools, Florida International Festival, United Way, March of Dimes, Daytona Beach Rotary Club, Checkered Flag Committee, United Negro College Fund, and the Volusia Manufacturing Association. Throughout his philanthropic career, Petrock has been recognized for civic involvement by numerous organizations and was recently awarded the J. Saxton Lloyd Lifetime Achievement Award for community service by The Civic League of the Halifax Area. The NASCAR Foundation works to improve the lives of children across the country through innovative programs and strategic partnerships, including initiatives that support children's hospitals, health and wellness programs, and family services. With the addition of France and Petrock, the Board will continue to guide the organization's efforts to create lasting change for children across racing communities. - NASCAR Foundation -
Foundation Risk partners CSO to be honored with regional Leadership Award. Foundation Risk PartnersJanuary 22, 2026 On February 2, 2026, the Daytona Regional Chamber of Commerce (DBCC) will host its 106th Annual Meeting, presented by Halifax Health. The event will bring together business leaders, community partners and elected officials to celebrate regional progress and recognize outstanding leadership across the Daytona Beach area. A highlight of the program will be the presentation of the Glenn Ritchey Leadership Award to Alan Florez, FRP's Chief Sales Officer. This honor is awarded annually to an individual who demonstrates exceptional leadership, civic engagement and a strong commitment to advancing the economic vitality of the region. Alan's recognition reflects his long-standing dedication to and positive influence on business growth throughout Volusia County. The team at FRP is incredibly proud of their CSO and this distinguished leadership award! The Annual Meeting is a signature DRCC gathering where attendees will learn about strategic priorities for the year and engage with key decision makers. For more information, visit Daytona Regional Chamber of Commerce.
Halifax Health has partnered with Palmer Chiropractic Clinic, Brooks Rehabilitation, Atlantic Hearing and the Volusia Flagler YMCA to bring this program to the community.
Recognizing the critical need for effective fall prevention strategies, Halifax Health has partnered with Palmer Chiropractic Clinic, Brooks Rehabilitation, Atlantic Hearing, and the Volusia Flagler YMCA to bring this comprehensive assessment program directly to the community.
Halifax Health reported a decline in trauma-related patient admissions during Bike Week 2025, having admitted 114 patients compared to the 180 patients admitted last year.