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Bilingual Wraparound Clinician

Seneca Family of Agencies · San Rafael, CA · 1 wk ago
HybridHealthcare$86k–$100k/yrFull-time

About the role

The Bilingual Wraparound Clinician coordinates services and planning for children who are referred through social service, probation or mental health departments and are in the process of stepping down from institutional into family or family-like settings. Services will be provided almost exclusively in the community in families’ homes, group homes, foster homes, schools, etc. The primary role is to ensure that all parties are working together toward stability for the child and family.

Responsibilities

  • Promptly meet with clients and caregivers on a regular basis to further treatment goals utilizing culturally informed and best practice modalities.
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