Prevention Specialist SafeCare (70183)
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for prose.
We need to decide what to list as bullet points.
Let's extract bullet points for Responsibilities (essential job functions). The paragraph is long; we can split into logical items:
- Provides the SafeCare Model to qualifying families in their natural home environment.
- Works around the family's schedule to provide services, sensitive to family culture.
- Utilizes case management to advocate for and assist families with community resources; accompanies families if necessary to obtain needed services.
- Assists families with crisis stabilization and arranges follow-up services after case termination.
- Facilitates development of special skills or increased knowledge in areas: child health, home safety, parent-child bonding, parent-child interaction, behavior management, child development, communication, advocacy skills.
- Promotes a warm and engaging organizational culture aligned with NorthCare values, trauma-informed care, and health and wellness.
- Provides motivational interviewing and problem solving in areas of substance use, intimate partner violence, mental health (and other areas defined by the family).
- Meets fidelity to the SafeCare Model within nine months of starting SafeCare curriculum with families.
- Receives coaching/trainer shadowing up to two times per month per NSTRC requirements.
- Maintains weekly contact with families on caseload.
- Transports clients to various community locations and provides services in the home.
- Monitors and tracks outcome measures for client caseload.
- Maintains clinical records timely per agency policy, funding sources, accreditation authorities.
- Conducts self professionally while developing/maintaining positive relationships with consumers, community partners, coaches/trainers.
- Adopts flexible 40-hour work schedule to accommodate family needs; uses Outlook calendar for meetings, responsibilities, appointments.
- Participates in trainings/workshops related to SafeCare and expands knowledge base in intimate partner violence, substance use, mental health, motivational interviewing.
- Aids in recruitment and retention of potential families via community fairs, outreach, speaking events (may include nights/weekends).
- Carries cell phone; returns calls and texts promptly; checks and responds to email daily.
- Maintains consistent work attendance; contacts supervisor timely for late arrivals/absences.
- Meets dress code expectations.
- Completes all NorthCare required courses/training; complies with agency policies/procedures (confidentiality, documentation deadlines, productivity expectations).
- Performs any reasonable work requested within qualifications but not specifically described.
That's a lot; we can keep as bullet list.
Requirements: Let's list:
- Must have access to reliable transportation; local travel required.
- Must possess and provide verification of a valid Oklahoma driver's license during employment.
- Must maintain and provide verification of current automobile liability insurance including uninsured motorist coverage.
- Must have TB test within 12 months prior to employment or obtain within 30 days of employment.
- Must maintain weekly contact with each family on caseload.
- Must be able to work holidays/weekends/or during closures if required by program (essential worker).
- Must carry a cell phone and return phone calls/texts promptly.
- Must check and respond to email daily.
- Must maintain consistent work attendance and contact supervisor for late arrivals/absences.
- Must adhere to
for prose. We need to decide what to list as bullet points. Let's extract bullet points for Responsibilities (essential job functions). The paragraph is long; we can split into logical items: - Provides the SafeCare Model to qualifying families in their natural home environment. - Works around the family's schedule to provide services, sensitive to family culture. - Utilizes case management to advocate for and assist families with community resources; accompanies families if necessary to obtain needed services. - Assists families with crisis stabilization and arranges follow-up services after case termination. - Facilitates development of special skills or increased knowledge in areas: child health, home safety, parent-child bonding, parent-child interaction, behavior management, child development, communication, advocacy skills. - Promotes a warm and engaging organizational culture aligned with NorthCare values, trauma-informed care, and health and wellness. - Provides motivational interviewing and problem solving in areas of substance use, intimate partner violence, mental health (and other areas defined by the family). - Meets fidelity to the SafeCare Model within nine months of starting SafeCare curriculum with families. - Receives coaching/trainer shadowing up to two times per month per NSTRC requirements. - Maintains weekly contact with families on caseload. - Transports clients to various community locations and provides services in the home. - Monitors and tracks outcome measures for client caseload. - Maintains clinical records timely per agency policy, funding sources, accreditation authorities. - Conducts self professionally while developing/maintaining positive relationships with consumers, community partners, coaches/trainers. - Adopts flexible 40-hour work schedule to accommodate family needs; uses Outlook calendar for meetings, responsibilities, appointments. - Participates in trainings/workshops related to SafeCare and expands knowledge base in intimate partner violence, substance use, mental health, motivational interviewing. - Aids in recruitment and retention of potential families via community fairs, outreach, speaking events (may include nights/weekends). - Carries cell phone; returns calls and texts promptly; checks and responds to email daily. - Maintains consistent work attendance; contacts supervisor timely for late arrivals/absences. - Meets dress code expectations. - Completes all NorthCare required courses/training; complies with agency policies/procedures (confidentiality, documentation deadlines, productivity expectations). - Performs any reasonable work requested within qualifications but not specifically described. That's a lot; we can keep as bullet list. Requirements: Let's list: - Must have access to reliable transportation; local travel required. - Must possess and provide verification of a valid Oklahoma driver's license during employment. - Must maintain and provide verification of current automobile liability insurance including uninsured motorist coverage. - Must have TB test within 12 months prior to employment or obtain within 30 days of employment. - Must maintain weekly contact with each family on caseload. - Must be able to work holidays/weekends/or during closures if required by program (essential worker). - Must carry a cell phone and return phone calls/texts promptly. - Must check and respond to email daily. - Must maintain consistent work attendance and contact supervisor for late arrivals/absences. - Must adhere to