Part-Time Forensic Child Interviewer — Support Families

Bay Area Hospital; Center (IN); On-site; USD 32,883 - 42,278; Part time

Job summary

A community health organization in Indiana is seeking a Forensic Child Interviewer on a part-time basis to provide on-site interviews and family support in court proceedings. Candidates must possess a relevant degree and background in child welfare, law enforcement, or related fields. This role demands strong communication skills and the ability to work with emotionally challenging cases. The position requires a commitment to confidentiality and may involve off-site travel, with compensation based on experience and qualifications.

Qualifications

• Forensic Interviewer must be or have been a law enforcement officer or a DHS‑Child Welfare worker.
• Master’s degree in a related field and two years of experience with children.
• Strong writing, editing, and proofreading skills.

Responsibilities

• Provides on-site forensic child interviews and support to families during the court process.
• Participate in quality assurance reviews, peer reviews, and case consultations.
• Maintain confidentiality and think independently with minimal supervision.

Skills

Work and communicate well with children and adolescents

Exercise good judgment and demonstrate effective critical thinking skills

Flexible, able to prioritize and address multiple responsibilities concurrently

Strong writing, editing, and proofreading skills

Bi‑lingual communication skills preferred

Education

Master’s degree in a related field and two years of experience working with children

Bachelor’s degree and four years of documented experience working with children

Forensic Interviewer must be or have been a law enforcement officer or a DHS‑Child Welfare worker

Tools

Personal computer

Office equipment

Job description

A community health organization in Indiana is seeking a Forensic Child Interviewer on a part-time basis to provide on-site interviews and family support in court proceedings. Candidates must possess a relevant degree and background in child welfare, law enforcement, or related fields. This role demands strong communication skills and the ability to work with emotionally challenging cases. The position requires a commitment to confidentiality and may involve off-site travel, with compensation based on experience and qualifications.