In-Home Family-Based Care Manager

Community Care Network / Rutland Mental Health Services; Rutland (VT); On-site; USD 31,000 - 35,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

401(k) with matching

Dental insurance

Employee assistance program

Flexible schedule

Health insurance

HSA

Vision insurance

Job summary

Community Care Network in Rutland, Vermont, is seeking an Intensive Family-Based Support (IFBS) Care Manager to provide in-home, family-based services to families affected by domestic violence, substance abuse, or child welfare concerns.

The role aims to strengthen parenting, emotional responsiveness, and family communication, following DCF guidelines, with coordination across agencies and ongoing supervision.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in social work, human services, psychology, career counseling or related field.
• Four years of experience working with children, youth, parents or families.
• Experience in psychological treatment of adults, children, and families.
• Knowledge of family systems therapy approaches and trauma.

Responsibilities

• Provide weekly in-home parenting support, therapeutic interventions, and psychoeducation to client’s family.
• Address risk factors identified by DCF or assessments to aid reunification or prevent further involvement.
• Attend school and provider meetings on behalf of the child and/or family.
• Collaborate with RMH providers and community agencies.
• Comply with internal and DCF documentation requirements.
• Maintain positive relationships with clients, families, referral sources, and partners.
• Participate in supervision, team, department and agency meetings.
• Accept additional relevant duties as assigned by Supervisor.

Skills

Communication

Driver's license

Education

Bachelor’s degree in social work or related field

Job description

Community Care Network in Rutland, Vermont, is seeking an Intensive Family-Based Support (IFBS) Care Manager to provide in-home, family-based services to families affected by domestic violence, substance abuse, or child welfare concerns.

The role aims to strengthen parenting, emotional responsiveness, and family communication, following DCF guidelines, with coordination across agencies and ongoing supervision.