*$3000 SIGN ON BONUS*

Eliot's Community Treatment Residence supporting coed latency age youth referred by the Department of Children and Families, is seeking a Bachelor’s level case manager with one year of experience working with the population. Our ideal candidate will have the ability to establish a positive rapport with a culturally and economically diverse group of children and families and to deliver services within trauma informed and strengths-based framework.

Eliot’s Social Services Division includes longer term assessment and treatment programs (Community Treatment Residence) for latency age children and adolescents. The programs provide a safe, structured, and respectful environment for children and youth.

Responsibilities:

• Coordinate care and therapeutic services for youth and their families and serve as educational liaison between the school systems and the program.
• Commit to the principles of Wraparound and practice within a Family Driven and Youth Guided framework that embraces Family Voice and Choice.
•  Become trained in Trauma Informed Care and ARC (Attachment, Regulation and Competency) and use these models within all aspects of the work.
• Lead in the development of a strengths-based treatment plan and safety plan for each youth.
•  Coordinate care and provide individual, group and family interventions to support the permanency and resilience of the adolescence and families served. 

Qualifications: 

• Bachelor degree in Social Work, Psychology or Human Services field with at least 1-year experience working with similar populations providing community and residential based social and mental health services. Training in trauma informed treatment preferred.
• Ability to establish a positive rapport with a culturally and economically diverse group of families and to deliver services within the established framework and clinical model.
• Ability to work in strengths' based manner with families, funders, licensing source and community resources for youth in the program. Ability to contribute to a family centered culture within the program.
• Demonstrate sound judgment and effective, solution focused, problem solving skills.
• Ability to develop and maintain professional working relationships with youths, staff, co-workers, and supervisor. Ability to work effectively with diverse populations and cultural groups. 

Schedule: Sunday - Thursday 11 AM - 7 PM