CPS Social Service Specialist in Training

State of Washington; Omak (WA); On-site; USD 66,000 - 93,000; Full time

Job summary

State of Washington in Omak, WA is seeking a proactive CPS/FARSocial Service Specialist in Training to assess complex family situations, interview children and parents, and develop safety plans to protect children in their homes. The role emphasizes SBC-based practice and culturally informed intervention.

You will collaborate with a dedicated team to deliver high‑quality services to children and families. Salary ranges from $66,072 to $93,288 per year, with potential assignment pay after

Qualifications

• Five (5) years of paid social service experience and 30 semester/45 quarter credits in a Social Service discipline.
• Bachelor’s degree in social services, human services, behavioral sciences, or any degree with 30 credits in a Social Service discipline plus one year of paid social service experience.
• Master’s degree in social services or related field with 30 credits and completed practicum.
• One year of experience as a Social Service Specialist 1.

Responsibilities

• Investigate, assess, and evaluate reports of child abuse.
• Provide ongoing safety and risk assessment of the family throughout the case.
• Provide comprehensive assessment of casework needs for child, parent/guardian, and foster parent.
• Assess need for out-of-home placement and assist in finding appropriate placement.
• Monitor health and safety of children through regular visitation.
• Document case activities using SBC framework (FAMLINK).
• Prepare and document cases for court proceedings.

Education

Five years paid social service experience

Bachelor’s degree in social services or related field

Master’s degree in social services or related field with practicum

One year of paid social service experience as Social Service Specialist 1

Job description

State of Washington in Omak, WA is seeking a proactive CPS/FARSocial Service Specialist in Training to assess complex family situations, interview children and parents, and develop safety plans to protect children in their homes. The role emphasizes SBC-based practice and culturally informed intervention.

You will collaborate with a dedicated team to deliver high‑quality services to children and families. Salary ranges from $66,072 to $93,288 per year, with potential assignment pay after