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The Berkshire Family YMCA is seeking a PT Visit Supervisor to oversee supervised visits between children and non-custodial parents in Pittsfield, MA. You will ensure safety, monitor interactions, and document visit details to support case management and court requirements.
You will collaborate with social workers and case managers, prepare concise reports, and support family reunification efforts within agency guidelines. Flexibility for local travel is required.
The PT Visit Supervisor plays a critical role in facilitating and overseeing supervised visits between children and their non-custodial parents or guardians, ensuring a safe, supportive, and structured environment. This position is essential in promoting positive interactions and maintaining the well-being of all parties involved during visits. The supervisor is responsible for monitoring behavior, intervening when necessary, and documenting visit details accurately to support case management and legal requirements. By providing consistent supervision and clear communication, the PT Visit Supervisor helps foster trust and cooperation among families and social service agencies. Ultimately, this role contributes to the stability and emotional health of children while supporting family reunification or visitation plans as determined by court or agency directives.
The PT Visit Supervisor utilizes strong interpersonal and communication skills daily to build rapport with children and parents, ensuring a calm and respectful environment during visits. Observational skills are critical for monitoring interactions and identifying any signs of distress or inappropriate behavior, allowing timely intervention to maintain safety. Organizational skills are employed to document visit details accurately and prepare comprehensive reports that inform case decisions. Conflict resolution and de-escalation techniques are applied to manage challenging situations effectively and support positive outcomes. Additionally, knowledge of child development and trauma-informed practices enhances the supervisor's ability to respond sensitively to the needs of children and families throughout the visitation process.