Trauma-Informed Family Visitation Specialist

Center For Family Services, Inc.; Camden (NJ); On-site; USD 45,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus $500

Excellent benefits package

Paid time off

401k Plan

Medical Insurance

Job summary

Center For Family Services, Inc. is seeking a dedicated professional to support parent-child visitation services for families involved with CP&P. You will conduct visits, document progress, and coordinate with DCP&P and other partners in community settings.

Required are a relevant degree and experience with trauma-affected families; a valid NJ driver's license is essential. The role emphasizes cultural sensitivity, safety, and forming supportive family relationships.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree preferred; 1 year+ experience with children and families, trauma experience helpful.
• Knowledge of trauma effects and ability to work with culturally diverse populations.
• Valid NJ Driver's License with clean driving record.

Responsibilities

• Support parent-child visitation in homes or communities and document visits.
• Create and update visitation plans; prepare reports and coordinate with stakeholders.
• Coordinate with DCP&P and other providers; attend meetings and trainings.
• Use trauma-informed, strengths-based approaches to engage families.

Skills

Parent-child visitation

Trauma-informed care

Cultural competence

NJ Driver's License

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Social Work, Counseling, or related field

Associate degree with 3 years experience with children and families

Tools

Rose Wentz Matrix

SVS Caregiver Surveys

Job description

Center For Family Services, Inc. is seeking a dedicated professional to support parent-child visitation services for families involved with CP&P. You will conduct visits, document progress, and coordinate with DCP&P and other partners in community settings.

Required are a relevant degree and experience with trauma-affected families; a valid NJ driver's license is essential. The role emphasizes cultural sensitivity, safety, and forming supportive family relationships.