Social Worker - Child Protection Specialist

Key Responsibilities

The specialist provides intensive social work services focused on the protection, rehabilitation, and care of children, handling critical assignments in both voluntary and non-voluntary child protective service cases. Key duties involve interviewing clients, conducting home visits, providing ongoing protective services, counseling families, and cooperating with law enforcement and court systems.

Requirements

A Bachelor of Arts or Science in Social Work or a Human Services-related field, plus one year of professional work experience, is required, or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Candidates must possess a valid driver's license and demonstrate knowledge of social work principles, child welfare laws, and legal procedures, along with the ability to manage high-stress situations.

Key Skills