Initial Assessment Specialist - Second Shift

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Employer Industry: Child Welfare Services

Why consider this job opportunity:
- Starting salary up to $33.33 per hour, with opportunities for overtime pay
- Night/weekend differential of $0.80/hour and additional "on call" compensation
- Eligibility for position advancement to Senior level after 14 months of service, including a pay increase
- Comprehensive training and professional development opportunities to support career growth
- A welcoming and inclusive work environment that values equity and inclusion
- Hybrid work options available after the initial training period, allowing for flexible work arrangements

What to Expect (Job Responsibilities):
- Conduct assessments of alleged child abuse and neglect, including interviewing household members and visiting various locations
- Analyze gathered information to assess the safety of children and take necessary protective measures
- Prepare written and oral testimony for Children's Court appearances and maintain documentation on caseloads
- Collaborate closely with social service agencies, hospitals, clinics, courts, and community resources to meet the needs of children and families
- Participate in a 24-hour on-call rotation to provide access and initial assessment services for children in the community

What is Required (Qualifications):
- Valid driver's license and a minimum of two years of licensed driving experience
- Must be 18 years of age or older
- Experience, training, or education in social welfare, social science, or a related field
- Experience creating written reports or assessments and handling competing priorities
- Ability to make unbiased decisions in stressful situations

How to Stand Out (Preferred Qualifications):
- Associate degree or higher in social welfare, social science, or a related field
- Experience interpreting and applying social welfare-related laws and regulations
- Training in interviewing diverse populations to gather information and make recommendations
- Experience de-escalating situations and managing a caseload independently
- Experience investigating allegations of child abuse or neglect

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