Impactful Child Protective Services Social Worker

Oregon Inc; North Bend (WA); Presencial; USD 55.000 - 85.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

The Oregon Department of Human Services is seeking a Child Protective Services Worker in North Bend. You will assess child safety, conduct referrals, and coordinate services for vulnerable children and families.

This on-site role emphasizes equity, trauma-informed practice, and collaboration with partners. You will manage safety plans, document thoroughly, and engage with diverse communities, while navigating court processes and service coordination to improve outcomes for Oregon’s children and

Formación

• Bachelor's degree in Human Services required or equivalent.
• Experience in human services or related field preferred.
• Ability to communicate clearly and document thoroughly.
• Experience with time management and prioritization to meet deadlines.

Responsabilidades

• Respond to referrals of alleged abuse or neglect via interviews and observation.
• Conduct safety assessments and implement protective actions or plans.
• Develop service plans connecting families with resources and supports.
• Coordinate placements and participate in multidisciplinary meetings and court hearings.
• Maintain thorough documentation and effective communication with diverse stakeholders.

Conocimientos

Independent work

Teamwork

Time management

Clear writing

Cultural competence

MS Word

MS Excel

Social services background

Educación

Bachelor's degree in Human Services

Herramientas

MS Word

MS Excel

Descripción del empleo

The Oregon Department of Human Services is seeking a Child Protective Services Worker in North Bend. You will assess child safety, conduct referrals, and coordinate services for vulnerable children and families.

This on-site role emphasizes equity, trauma-informed practice, and collaboration with partners. You will manage safety plans, document thoroughly, and engage with diverse communities, while navigating court processes and service coordination to improve outcomes for Oregon’s children and