After Hours Worker/Screener

Kgcfs; Gore Bay; On-site; CAD 32,000 - 94,000; Full time

Job summary

Kgcfs is seeking a Child Well Being Worker to provide screening and after-hours coverage for all protection services. This role supports urgent service needs and crisis response during weekends and holidays and aligns with the Child, Youth, and Family Services Act.

The worker will handle initial calls with the Service Supervisor, process cases according to standards and directives, and contribute to safeguarding children and youth in care.

Qualifications

• Screening duties in conjunction with Service Supervisor.
• Respond to allegations of children/youth in need of protection.
• Work after-hours including weekends and holidays.

Responsibilities

• Provide protection services under the Act and directives.
• Process calls and referrals per regulations.
• Support safeguarding of children and youth in care.

Job description

ANNUAL SALARY RANGE: $72,322.47 to $94,007.79 + Immediate Pension & Benefits

This position will provide screening and after-hours, inclusive of weekends, and statutory holidays coverage for all protection services of the Agency. It is an emergency service designed to meet urgent service needs and crises that require immediate attention. The Child Well Being Worker while on After Hours will respond to all allegations of children/youth in need of protection and to issues related to children/youth in care. The mandated Worker is responsible for providing the protection of children by performing duties as outlined in the responsibilities set out below, in accordance with provisions of the Child, Youth, and Family Services Act, First Nation Standards, Ministry Regulations, Standards, and Policy Directives. The Child Well Being Worker will be scheduled to complete screening duties in conjunction with the Service Supervisor taking initial calls to the agency and processing according to provisions of the Child, Youth, and Family Services Act, First Nation Standards, Ministry Regulations, Standards, and Policy Directives.