Case Manager- Social Worker|Foster Care|Case Coordinator

With over 10,300 children in foster care in North Carolina, the need for case managers is ever growing. Case Managers are the building bridge for successful reunifications for children and their families in the foster care system.

As a Foster Care Case Manager, you will have the primary responsibility for behavioral intervention management and coordination of services for the youth. He/She works intensely with the client and foster parent/care giver by providing ongoing support. Caseloads will typically average between 10-12 cases and consist of family and therapeutic children.

SIGN-ON BONUS- $1500

Work from home (must live in the Raleigh/Durham or surrounding area)

Benefits at 30 days! (medical, dental, vision, Short term, life, PTO, Accident, Critical Illness)- 403 B and Flex available at 1 year.

Professional development and training!

Tuition assistance for approved field of study!

Daily Pay options!

Qualifications (Minimum Job Requirements) Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions:

Education: Bachelor's degree in a human services related field and two years of experience with population served or; Bachelors degree in a non-related field and 5 years of experience with population served or; Master’s degree in a human services related field and one year of experience in child welfare.

Experience: See above.

Specific skills/abilities: Proven ability to work in a self-directed manner that will ensure that all work obligations are met according to the requirements of this position. Strong skills in group and team facilitation, completing assessments and writing behavioral treatment plans. Time management and organizational skills required. Must be flexible and be able to work irregular hours. Knowledge of Microsoft office products, Word, Excel, etc. Demonstrated verbal and written communication skills.

Specialized knowledge, licenses, etc: Must be at least 21 years of age, possess a valid driver’s license and have reliable transportation. Must have knowledge of family systems, childhood developmental and attachment theory, psychopathology, behavior management, psychotropic medications. Knowledge of state, community and agency resources for all foster care programs.