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0-5 years of experience
Supervised a caseload of parents and children in the home
- Provided services to maintain children in their homes
- Coordinated services and activities of therapists, school personnel and other community service
- Developed service plans for parents designed to establish time-limited objectives that resulted in maintaining a child’s safety
0-5 years of experience
Conducted in-depth family bio-psycho- social assessments and child abuse investigations.
- Utilized exceptional engagement and empathy to persuade clients to complete safety plans and to deescalate conflict.
- Provided extensive case management and therapeutic services; including providing referrals, collaborating with service providers, discussing progress, and consistently evaluation the need to make changes to case plans.
- Experience writing detailed case notes, court reports, and utilizing standardized and evidenced based tools to analyze the needs and risks of clients.
10+ years of experience
Manage caseload of 18 children with DCFS involvement in the foster care system
- Monitor the safety and well-being of caseload every 30 days to decrease safety and risk factors and increase foster parent accountability
- Service plan development
- Collaboration with juvenile court to ensure the safety and well-being of children in foster care, report on biological parent progress
- Develop community relationships to facilitate parent-child reunification
- Crisis intervention and environmental stabilization
0-5 years of experience
Ensure child’s safety by abiding by agency’s policies and procedures.
- Investigations of potential child abuse and neglect reports within the Cullman County region.
- Conduct accurate and thorough assessment of the family system.
- Implement appropriate interventions based on evidence-based practices.
- Provide placement for children.
- Develop and facilitate individualized service plans.
- Access community resources and make proper referrals for individualized needs.
- Case management.
0-5 years of experience
Intake applications for food stamps and HEAP
- Determine eligibility through investigations and budget reconciliations
- Interview prospective clients to determine identity, resources, household composition, income and residence
- Organize caseloads to meet federal time requirements for processing cases
- Prepare documents and case notes that are accurate and neat, meet federal guidelines and will withstand fair hearing proceedings
- Conduct phone interviews and collect information via phone/e-mail
- Work as a team player to cover/assist co-workers
0-5 years of experience
Assisted applicants applying for food stamps and heap benefits.
- Made independent analysis of client’s situation to determine eligibility.
- Provided necessary services and treatment.
- Called clients to monitor the progress of the application and assist with barriers.
0-5 years of experience
- Perform assessments on foster families pre-adoption
- Provide support and offer services to families post-adoption
- Teach and develop Adoptive Parent Training Courses
- Completes funding requests for adoptive parents for additional needs post-adopt
- Utilize community resources to assist in pre and post adoption family needs
0-5 years of experience
- Perform a variety of casework duties, including analysis of data, formulation of treatment plan and implantation of the treatment of increasingly complex cases.
- Deliver services with sensitivity to the clients’ cultural and socioeconomics
- Increase analytical and psychosocial diagnostic skills and resourcefulness in developing the treatment process.
- Create service plans and attend administrative case reviews at the DCFS office.
- Assist clients in finding and applying for resources in the community
- Attend court hearings on the agencies behalf
- Supervise parent child visits
0-5 years of experience
- Provide intensive case management services to families in DCFS that have been indicated for abuse or neglect.
- Complete necessary assessments to ensure child safety and family reunification
- Work with a variety of clients to provide them with personalized services and refer to necessary community resources
- Develop service plans, integrated assessments, and documentation of all services and contacts
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