Flexible-Schedule Family Support Consultant

Pathways; Tempe (AZ); On-site; USD 28,000 - 32,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid vacation days

Separate sick leave

Up to 10 Paid holidays

Medical, Dental, Vision

Mileage reimbursement

DailyPay access to earnings

SoFi at Work

Company laptop

Verizon discount

Dell discount

Job summary

Clarvida is seeking a Family Connections Consultant in Tempe, AZ to support vulnerable families referred by the Department of Child Safety. You will conduct initial assessments, develop service plans to address child safety needs, provide intervention and connect families with community resources.

You will meet with parents 1-2 times a week and observe children weekly, with duties that include progress evaluations and parent training.

Qualifications

• 18 years of age or older.
• Bachelor’s Degree in a Human Service field i.e. Social Work, Psychology, Human Services, Counseling etc.
• One year or more experience working in a human service focused field.
• Active and valid unrestricted Level One Fingerprint Clearance Card, DCS Clearance with no substantiated reports as well satisfactory results of background checks as required
• Current Arizona State Driver’s License in good standing with a good driving record for the past three years; along with active personal vehicle registration and liability insurance

Responsibilities

• Support vulnerable families referred by the Department of Child Safety to help them meet the basic needs of their children, prevent child maltreatment and/or eliminate danger.
• Conduct initial assessments and service plans to address child safety needs.
• Provide intervention and links to community resources, progress evaluations, and parent training and education.
• Meet with the parents/caregivers 1-2 times per week and observe the children/youth at least once a week.

Skills

Bilingual abilities

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Human Service field

Job description

Clarvida is seeking a Family Connections Consultant in Tempe, AZ to support vulnerable families referred by the Department of Child Safety. You will conduct initial assessments, develop service plans to address child safety needs, provide intervention and connect families with community resources.

You will meet with parents 1-2 times a week and observe children weekly, with duties that include progress evaluations and parent training.