Protective Services Case Manager

Omaha Tribe of Nebraska; Macy (NE); On-site; USD 36,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Omaha Tribe of Nebraska seeks a dedicated case management professional to support child abuse/neglect, status offense, and juvenile offender cases under the Omaha Tribal Court. Responsibilities include intake processing, initial assessments, risk evaluations, and coordination with law enforcement and courts.

The role involves developing treatment plans, conducting home visits, and maintaining data in NFOCUS. Travel for appointments and court appearances is likely as part of daily duties.

Qualifications

• Associates' Degree in social work or related field; 2 years experience preferred.
• Must have a High school Diploma or GED.
• Valid Driver's License and be insurable by Tribal insurance.

Responsibilities

• Handle intake calls and reports of child abuse/neglect.
• Complete initial assessments on allegations of abuse/neglect.
• Assess risk and develop risk assessment findings.
• Coordinate with law enforcement for investigations.
• Initiate court involvement for child abuse/neglect, status offense and juvenile offender cases.
• Develop, implement and evaluate treatment plans.
• Prepare case plans and court reports; maintain regular contact with courts.
• Conduct monthly home visits with wards and families.
• Enter data into NFOCUS and maintain case documentation.
• Attend court hearings to testify and participate in family assessments.
• Provide crisis intervention as needed.
• Transport wards to meetings, court hearings, and appointments.

Skills

Confidentiality

Crisis intervention

Documentation

Communication

Education

Associates' Degree in social work

High school Diploma or GED

Tools

NFOCUS

Job description

Omaha Tribe of Nebraska seeks a dedicated case management professional to support child abuse/neglect, status offense, and juvenile offender cases under the Omaha Tribal Court. Responsibilities include intake processing, initial assessments, risk evaluations, and coordination with law enforcement and courts.

The role involves developing treatment plans, conducting home visits, and maintaining data in NFOCUS. Travel for appointments and court appearances is likely as part of daily duties.