Human Services Program Consultant II - 64059088

Civicworks; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 52,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

The Florida Department of Health in Orange County seeks a Human Services Program Consultant II to deliver specialized case management for pregnant women, at-risk infants, and families through the Bellies, Babies and Beyond program. The role conducts assessments, care coordination, home visits, and referrals to improve maternal and child health outcomes.

funded by a Health Resources and Services Administration grant, this position requires active engagement with families to promote health,

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in social work, social sciences, nursing, or health-related field.
• Minimum three years of professional experience in social work, health education, nursing, or counseling services.
• Knowledge of counseling techniques, interviewing practices, and social work principles.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills in fluent English.
• Knowledge of community services and basic computer skills including Windows and MS Office.

Responsibilities

• Provide specialized case management to pregnant women, at-risk infants, and families.
• Conduct assessments, care coordination, and home visits.
• Make referrals to support maternal and child health outcomes.
• Engage with families to promote health, self-sufficiency, and continuity of care.

Skills

Counseling techniques

Interviewing practices

Social work principles

Verbal communication

Written communication

Fluent English

Community services

MS Office

Windows basics

Education

Bachelors degree in social work or related field

Job description

The Human Services Program Consultant II provides specialized case management services to pregnant women, at-risk infants, and families through the Bellies, Babies and Beyond program at the Florida Department of Health in Orange County. The position conducts assessments, care coordination, home visits, and referrals to support maternal and child health outcomes. The role is funded by a Health Resources and Services Administration grant and requires active engagement with families to promote health, self-sufficiency, and continuity of care.

Key qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in social work, social sciences, nursing, or health-related field
• Minimum three years of professional experience in social work, health education, nursing, or counseling services
• Knowledge of counseling techniques, interviewing practices, and social work principles
• Ability to communicate effectively verbally and in writing, and in fluent English
• Knowledge of community services and basic computer skills including Windows and MS Office