• Manage a case load and maintain on-going contacts with those served in accordance with regulatory mandates.

• Prepare cases for presentation and interdisciplinary case reviews and participate actively in the development of comprehensive service plans.

• Evaluates risk of harm, including investigation of accidents, injuries and allegations of child abuse or neglect, and assists families and children who are subjects of such investigation.

• Documents nutritional, physical health, mental health, educational, housing, social & economic changes in the child’s life.

• Uses knowledge and understanding of diverse cultural norms and traditions to enhance the assessment process. • Completes and maintains accurate and up-to-date case records.

• Facilitates regulatory compliance with city and state standards of practice; submits all necessary reports and documentation in a timely fashion. • Ensures confidentiality and compliance with audits.

• All other work as assigned by the Director of Social Services for the program.

Qualifications 

• Possess a great desire to positively influence the lives of others.

• Strong advocacy, communication and organizational skills are necessary.

• Bachelor’s degree required in Social Work or a related field; other disciplines considered.

• Related work or field experience is preferred.

• Bi-lingual ability is a plus.

• A Valid NYS Driver’s License is also a plus.

SCO Family of Services is an Equal Opportunity Employment Employer