Join a passionate team at Bashor Children’s Home, where your work directly supports youth and families in crisis. If you're looking for a meaningful career that combines hands-on service with professional growth, this is the opportunity for you.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Psychology, Counseling, or a related field.
  (Two years of related experience preferred.)

• Valid driver’s license.

• Auto insurance (if transporting youth).

• Strong written and verbal communication skills.

• Able to pass background checks, physical exam, and drug screening.

• Committed to working with diverse populations.

• Dedicated to quality improvement in services and operations.

• Good decision-making, problem-solving, and time management skills.

• Flexible schedule, including availability on evenings and weekends.

General Responsibilities

• Provide care and support based on Bashor’s solution-focused, evidence-based, and client-centered approach.

• Understand and follow agency policies, state rules, and accreditation standards.

• Stay up to date with child welfare trends and practices.

• Participate in campus support rotation and agency-wide teams.

• Support clients through all stages of care: intake, treatment, and discharge.

• Complete assessments and treatment plans that are family-focused and strengths-based.

• Work closely with the treatment team and clinical staff.

• Coordinate client appointments and complete case documentation on time.

• Support individuals and families through guidance, group work, and connecting them with resources.

• Act as a liaison with placing agents and advocate for the child and family.

• Attend court, school, and service coordination meetings.

• Support parent engagement efforts.

• Maintain and manage all client records.

• Other duties as assigned.

Program-Specific Responsibilities

• Help families with transportation, financial needs, and connecting to services.

• Focus on preserving the family while addressing any safety concerns.

• Monitor child safety and provide crisis response if needed.

• Create and follow treatment/service plans with input from families and DCS (Department of Child Services).

• Visit families at home at least once a week and assess home safety.

• Work flexible hours, including evenings, to support families.

• Participate in after-hours crisis phone coverage.Ensure services meet or exceed DCS standards.

• Communicate regularly with the DCS Family Case Manager.

Supervised by:
Director of Community-Based & Clinical Support Services