HANDS Family Support Specialist I

C045 Greenup County Health Department; United States; In loco; USD 23.000 - 29.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

C045 Greenup County Health Department is seeking a HANDS program Family Support Worker to review clinic records and interview parents to determine the appropriate level of community support. This role supports prenatal and postnatal families by arranging visits, providing education, and linking families with needed services.

Responsibilities include conducting parent visit assessments, promoting early childhood education and nutrition, maintaining logs, and coordinating with local resources.

Competenze

• Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work, Nursing, Early Childhood Education or related field with 1 year case management experience.
• Education: Master’s degree may substitute for 1 year experience.
• Education: Associate degree in Nursing with Kentucky license may substitute for education.

Mansioni

• Review clinic records and interview parents to determine level of community support.
• Conduct parent visit assessments within 30 days of hospital/clinic records review.
• Refer families to community resources and support services as needed.
• Keep logs of visits, schedules and charting; prepare reports per HANDS guidelines.
• Interpret policies and assist staff with program requirements.

Conoscenze

Case management

Interviewing parents

Formazione

Bachelor's degree in Social Work or Nursing or Early Childhood Education

Master's degree substitution available

Associate degree in Nursing with license (Kentucky) substitution

Descrizione del lavoro

C045 Greenup County Health Department is seeking a HANDS program Family Support Worker to review clinic records and interview parents to determine the appropriate level of community support. This role supports prenatal and postnatal families by arranging visits, providing education, and linking families with needed services.

Responsibilities include conducting parent visit assessments, promoting early childhood education and nutrition, maintaining logs, and coordinating with local resources.