These are generic caseload assignments. Will investigate allegations of abuse/neglect, visit homes, conduct family assessments, establish safety plans, and initiate court interventions. Develop, implement, and evaluate treatment plans, authorize, coordinate, and provide family services. Prepare cases with appropriate legal staff and testify in court. Develop community resources; work with schools, law enforcement, and mental health providers; inform the public of protection and safety services. Perform crisis intervention. Prepare documentation, correspondence, and court reports. Casework may be with children/juveniles who have been adjudicated as delinquent or status offenders.

REQUIREMENTS: Consideration will be given to applicants who will receive a Bachelors degree prior to date of hire. Bachelors degree required; prefer degree in social work, psychology, sociology, counseling, human development, mental health, education, criminal justice or closely related field. After hire, must be certified in training to de-escalate and manage communications and physical interactions. Valid driver's license or ability to provide independent authorized transportation. (Within your state application, address how your background qualifies you for the position).