Foster Care Case Manager: Impactful Family Support Lead

Wellroot Family Services; North Augusta (GA); Presencial; USD 42.000 - 58.000; Tempo integral

Resumo da vaga

Wellroot Family Services is seeking a Case Manager - Foster Care to join our Georgia program. This full-time position focuses on placing children in foster homes, maintaining placements, and supporting families through casework, outreach, and training.

The role requires organizational skills, trauma-informed practice, and effective communication with birth families, foster parents, and community partners. Evening/weekend hours and driving are expected as needed.

Qualificações

• Bachelor's degree in human services or behavioral sciences.
• Two years’ experience with children and families.
• Own, drive, and maintain a vehicle; mileage reimbursement.
• Evening/weekend hours and after-hours on-call responsibilities.
• Computer literate; word processing and Excel.
• Organized and detail-oriented.
• Strong communication and writing skills.

Responsabilidades

• Place children in foster homes and maintain them there.
• Dismissal and follow-up of children leaving foster homes.
• Supervise and train foster parents.
• Provide casework services to birth families and children.
• Engage in community outreach and training.
• Meet deadlines for compliance standards and records.
• Prepare monthly vouchers and RBWO per diems.
• Coordinate service and permanency planning for each family.
• Participate in quarterly quality assurance and monitoring.
• Make monthly visits to foster homes and birth parents.
• Participate in outcome planning and agency reporting data.
• Enter data in state systems and annual report data.
• Follow confidentiality and agency policies.
• Represent the agency in public interactions.

Formação

Bachelor's degree in human services

Ferramentas

Excel

Word processing

Descrição da vaga

Wellroot Family Services is seeking a Case Manager - Foster Care to join our Georgia program. This full-time position focuses on placing children in foster homes, maintaining placements, and supporting families through casework, outreach, and training.

The role requires organizational skills, trauma-informed practice, and effective communication with birth families, foster parents, and community partners. Evening/weekend hours and driving are expected as needed.