Georgia Hope Hiring for Contractor-Family Support Specialist-Dahlonega/Cleveland at Cleveland Full Time

The Contractor-Family Support Specialist-NE Georgia collaborates with the Department of Family and Child Services to provide behavior aid, parent aid and transportation services for foster children and their biological parents.

Services needed in Lumpkin/White Counties

Responsibilities:

• Assist families who are involved with DFCS (Dept. of Family and Children Services) in building parental capacity and/or work towards reunification through parent skills training and linkage to community resources

• Facilitate and supervise visitation between approved parents and children as identified in the case plan

• Provide transportation services for purposes of supervised visitation between approved parents and children as identified in the case plan

• Provide drug screen collections

• Travel to the patient’s home to perform a urine, hair, and/or saliva specimen collection as requested by the DFCS Case Manager

• Collaborate with case managers, other contractors and community partners to ensure effective treatment and case collaboration

• Contribute to Georgia HOPE’s culture of safety and inclusion by demonstrating a commitment to learning how to engage with issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Services Available based on Education and Experience

Behavior Aid, Parent Aid, Supervised Visit Services Require:

• Bachelor’s degree in a Human Services-related field OR high school diploma and five years experience in the human-services field. Human Services degrees which are acceptable: Psychology, Sociology, Counseling (religious counseling is not acceptable) Social Work, Child Development, Community Mental Health, Human Services, Criminal Justice (only with Juvenile experience/DJJ), Education (experience teaching K-12 grade)

Transportation and Drug Screen Services Require:

• Bachelor’s degree in a Human Services-related field OR high school diploma and 1 year experience in the human-services field. Human Services degrees which are acceptable: Psychology, Sociology, Counseling (religious counseling is not acceptable) Social Work, Child Development, Community Mental Health, Human Services, Criminal Justice (only with Juvenile experience/DJJ), Education (experience teaching K-12 grade)

In addition the following skills are required:

• Basic computer skills, including familiarity with using the internet and Microsoft Word

• Ability to work independently and manage time efficiently

• Ability to function as a member for a multi-disciplinary treatment team and work cooperatively with other agency providers

• Ability to conduct oneself professionally and ethically with clients, co-providers and community partners

Advantages of Contract Work with Georgia HOPE:

• Mileage reimbursement for client appointments

• The ability to create your own flexible schedule

• The ability to work remotely when completing admin-related tasks

• Compensation rates for different types of services

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