Intensive Foster Care Case Manager — Flexible Schedule

The Villages of Indiana; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible scheduling

Competitive pay

Benefits package

Inclusive workplace

Job summary

The Villages of Indiana is seeking a Case Manager – Intensive Foster Care to coordinate treatment and family support plans, assess needs, and partner with a multi-disciplinary team in Indiana. This role serves as the primary liaison with the DCS FCM and supports foster families through trainings, respite planning, and skill-building for children.

Qualifications include a bachelor’s degree and five years of supervised casework, with two years in an approved child placing agency; an LBSW can

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited four-year college.
• If BSW, then LBSW is needed.
• Five (5) years of supervised, paid casework experience.
• Two (2) years of which should have been in an approved child placing agency.
• One (1) year of graduate training in a recognized school of social work, including supervised case work in the field, may be substituted for the required five (5) years of supervised, paid case work experience Case work and LCPA experience.

Responsibilities

• Handle intake and implement needed assessments to develop the Treatment Plan and the Family Support Plan.
• Work closely with all team members to coordinate what services are needed.
• Be the main contact with the DCS FCM and attend CFTM meetings as needed.
• Work closely with the foster parents to provide support, coordinate trainings and support groups, assist with finding respite and extra-curricular activities for the children, assist with behavior management, and provide skill building assistance for the foster parents and children.

Education

Bachelor’s degree from an accredited four-year college

LBSW (if BSW)

Job description

The Villages of Indiana is seeking a Case Manager – Intensive Foster Care to coordinate treatment and family support plans, assess needs, and partner with a multi-disciplinary team in Indiana. This role serves as the primary liaison with the DCS FCM and supports foster families through trainings, respite planning, and skill-building for children.

Qualifications include a bachelor’s degree and five years of supervised casework, with two years in an approved child placing agency; an LBSW can