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Filming Interactions to Nurture Development (FIND) Coach

Hybrid$28.74–$34.48/hrPart-time

About the role

The FIND Coach delivers and implements the FIND Coaching program, Filming Interactions to Nurture Development (FIND), with fathers of young children. FIND is an evidence-based, strengths-centered coaching program that uses video to support caregivers’ developmentally supportive interactions with their children. This is a community-based position that requires daily travel throughout King County, primarily based in south King County. This program is funded until December 31, 2029.

Responsibilities

  • Maintains an assigned caseload of fathers and provides weekly FIND Coaching, in-person in fathers’ homes, while maintaining a flexible schedule that accommodates fathers’ availability and meets FIND Program fidelity requirements.
  • Conducts filming sessions with fathers in their homes or other approved community-based locations, or virtually when appropriate, to obtain naturalistic footage of father-child interactions.
  • Conducts coaching sessions with fathers. Shares information about developmentally supportive interactions and uses the FIND edited film to provide strengths-based feedback consistent with the FIND model.
  • Provides technical support to fathers participating in virtual FIND sessions.
  • Develops and maintains positive, strengths-based relationships with fathers, built on equity, inclusiveness, and cultural and linguistic responsiveness.
  • Coordinates weekly visit schedules, completes documentation, and maintains consistent engagement throughout each FIND case.
  • Achieves and maintains FIND Coach Certification.
  • Supports recruitment and engagement of fathers interested in participating in FIND.
  • Participates in regular meetings, consultation and trainings as needed.
  • Maintains FIND Implementation records (e.g. case tracking, coaching session notes, and other relevant documentation).
  • Provides on-the-job training and technical support for new staff members.
  • Advocates for the values of a diverse population within the agency and the community.
  • Maintains confidentiality of confidential identifiable information (CII), including films of children and fathers, in accordance with IRB and agency standards.
  • Performs other duties as assigned by Supervisor.

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