Specifically: Biopsychosocial assessments, development of care plans and interventions based on the biopsychosocial assessment, care coordination and discharge planning, identification of regional/state/federal resources, working-knowledge of health insurance and financial implications of chronic illness, crisis counseling, suicide assessment, short-term counseling, family meetings, end of life and advance care planning, comfort working in an oncology setting with seriously ill patients and families, comfort with terminal illness and grief and lost. Oncology Social work is a specialized field, needing a specialized skill-set and most often the successful candidate has had one of the following: a seasoned healthcare SW background, experience working in an oncology setting, experience in a healthcare specialty practice setting.