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What Do Community and Social Service Specialist Do?

Career Description All community and social service specialists not listed separately.

Types of Community & Social Service Specialist Jobs

  • Mental Hygiene Consultant
  • Settlement Worker
  • Organizer
  • Rural Health Consultant
  • Veterans Service Officer

Is There Going to be Demand for Community and Social Service Specialists?

In the United States, there were 100,300 jobs for Community and Social Service Specialist in 2016. New jobs are being produced at a rate of 13.2% which is above the national average. The Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts 13,200 new jobs for Community and Social Service Specialist by 2026. There will be an estimated 14,100 positions for Community & Social Service Specialist per year.

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The states with the most job growth for Community & Social Service Specialist are Arizona, Colorado, and North Dakota. Watch out if you plan on working in Maine, New Jersey, or Pennsylvania. These states have the worst job growth for this type of profession.

Do Community and Social Service Specialists Make A Lot Of Money?

The salary for Community and Social Service Specialists ranges between about $25,780 and $72,210 a year.

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Community and Social Service Specialists who work in Rhode Island, New Jersey, or Hawaii, make the highest salaries.

How much do Community and Social Service Specialists make in different U.S. states?

State Annual Mean Salary
Alabama $26,630
Alaska $43,250
Arizona $39,580
Arkansas $33,340
California $49,830
Colorado $41,300
Connecticut $53,690
Delaware $41,680
District of Columbia $56,270
Florida $40,050
Georgia $42,640
Hawaii $55,660
Idaho $38,460
Illinois $38,900
Indiana $40,480
Iowa $37,160
Kansas $37,020
Kentucky $43,700
Louisiana $38,450
Maine $30,710
Maryland $52,430
Massachusetts $44,880
Michigan $42,370
Minnesota $50,560
Mississippi $34,860
Missouri $38,740
Montana $41,460
Nebraska $42,580
Nevada $43,310
New Hampshire $42,310
New Jersey $57,490
New Mexico $38,380
New York $56,110
North Carolina $42,010
North Dakota $44,720
Ohio $44,390
Oklahoma $42,670
Oregon $42,910
Pennsylvania $50,810
Rhode Island $57,230
Tennessee $39,090
Texas $35,070
Utah $50,560
Vermont $41,570
Virginia $56,030
Washington $43,420
West Virginia $35,550
Wisconsin $41,030
Wyoming $45,510

Who Employs Community and Social Service Specialists?

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The table below shows the approximate number of Community and Social Service Specialists employed by various industries.

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