Spanish-Speaking School-Based Mental Health Case Coordinator

Catholic Charities of Madison; Madison (WI); On-site; USD 51,000 - 62,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health

Vision

Life/AD&D

Long Term Disability

Short Term Disability

Insurance: Accident/Critical/Hospital

FSAs and HSA

403(b) Retirement Plan

PTO

Holidays

Employee Referral Programs

Job summary

Catholic Charities of Madison through the Building Bridges program seeks a full-time bilingual School-Based Mental Health Case Coordinator for the Madison Metropolitan School Districts. The candidate must have a master's degree in social work, psychology, or counseling or be enrolled in a master's program, and must be fluent in Spanish.

This program provides crisis intervention for 4K-9th grade students and families, with duties including crisis stabilization, staff training, safety planning,

Qualifications

• Fluency in Spanish is required.
• Experience supporting youth, families and school staff.
• Professional mental health and case management experience.

Responsibilities

• Provide school-based crisis stabilization for students in 4K–9th grade with immediate mental health needs and their families.
• Educate and consult with school staff on supporting students with mental health needs.
• Develop safety and crisis plans for home and school; coordinate with emergency services as needed.
• Deliver trauma-informed interventions and de-escalation strategies to support students in classrooms.
• Collaborate with school teams to ensure continuity of care and home-to-school planning.

Skills

Bilingual

Trauma-informed care

School-based experience

Education

Master's degree in Social Work, Psychology, Counseling or related field

Job description

Catholic Charities of Madison through the Building Bridges program seeks a full-time bilingual School-Based Mental Health Case Coordinator for the Madison Metropolitan School Districts. The candidate must have a master's degree in social work, psychology, or counseling or be enrolled in a master's program, and must be fluent in Spanish.

This program provides crisis intervention for 4K-9th grade students and families, with duties including crisis stabilization, staff training, safety planning,