Community and Social Service Specialists, All Other
All community and social service specialists not listed separately.
SOC: 21-1099.00
What You'll Need to Succeed
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Key competencies for this occupation at a glance
KnowledgeAssess community needs and available social service resources through interviews, surveys, and stakeholder consultations in diverse community settings.
Proficient
KnowledgeDevelop individualized service plans and intervention strategies based on client assessments and evidence-based practices.
Proficient
MindsetAdvocate for client rights and access to necessary services when collaborating with government agencies, non-profit organizations, and community stakeholders.
Proficient
KnowledgeEvaluate program effectiveness and client outcomes using qualitative and quantitative data collection methods.
Proficient
KnowledgeCoordinate referrals and service delivery across multiple agencies ensuring continuity of care and compliance with regulatory requirements.
Proficient
MindsetIntegrate ethical principles with practical service delivery when navigating complex situations involving competing stakeholder interests.
Proficient
MindsetEngage with clients from diverse cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds demonstrating cultural sensitivity and respect for individual circumstances.
Developing
MindsetSupport clients experiencing crisis situations or transitions providing empathetic guidance while maintaining professional boundaries.
Developing
KnowledgeApply knowledge of social service policies, regulations, and funding mechanisms when determining client eligibility and connecting individuals to appropriate resources.
Developing
KnowledgeDocument case notes, progress reports, and service delivery records following confidentiality protocols and organizational documentation standards.
Developing
Wage Data According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics
Annual wage data for Community and Social Service Specialists, All Other (2024)
Estimated Total Employment (U.S.)
110,390
Wage Distribution by Percentile
Line chart of annual wages by percentile. U.S. is the solid line. 10th percentile: U.S. $36,470. 25th percentile: U.S. $45,420. 50th percentile: U.S. $54,940. 75th percentile: U.S. $67,590. 90th percentile: U.S. $83,210. Use the left and right arrow keys to move between percentiles.
U.S.
Metric
U.S.
10% of workers earn the following or less
$36,470
10% of workers earn the following or more
$83,210
Workers on average earn
$58,360
+ indicates wage is at or above the BLS reporting cap ($239,200/year)
