Impactful Youth & Family Services Case Worker II

Nooksack Indian Tribe; Deming (WA); On-site; USD 43,000 - 46,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

None

Job summary

NOOKSACK INDIAN TRIBE in Deming, Washington is seeking a Youth & Family Services Case Worker II to provide advanced case management within Indian Child Welfare. The role supports families in crisis, coordinates services, and ensures health, safety and well‑being of children under tribal codes and state/federal regulations.

Primary responsibilities include case planning, intake coordination, court/testimony preparation, CPT participation, and collaboration with DCYF and other agencies.

Qualifications

• BA or AA degree with child welfare experience required
• Six years in Human Service with child welfare experience and case management background
• Ability to work with diverse families and maintain compliance with Tribal codes

Responsibilities

• Meet all casework management directives per Tribal Codes and policies
• Assist in creating and revising Youth & Family Services systems
• Coordinate CPS intake/referrals with DCYF; afterhours coverage
• Maintain case files and prepare ISSPs
• Coordinate with DCYF and other agencies for access to services
• Attend CPT and other required meetings
• Provide accurate entries in the Youth & Family Services database
• Prepare testimony and present in hearings
• Ensure safety and well‑being of children and families

Skills

Case management

Risk assessment

Interviewing techniques

Community resources

Communication skills

Confidentiality

Education

BA in Human Services or related field

AA in Human Services or related field

6 years+ in Human Services with child welfare experience

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

NOOKSACK INDIAN TRIBE in Deming, Washington is seeking a Youth & Family Services Case Worker II to provide advanced case management within Indian Child Welfare. The role supports families in crisis, coordinates services, and ensures health, safety and well‑being of children under tribal codes and state/federal regulations.

Primary responsibilities include case planning, intake coordination, court/testimony preparation, CPT participation, and collaboration with DCYF and other agencies.