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Comfort House Child Advocacy Center
Forensic Interviewer for child advocacy center
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What they do
An Interviewer interviews persons by telephone, mail, in person, or by other means for the purpose of completing forms, applications, or questionnaires. Ask specific questions, record answers, and assist persons with completing form. May sort, classify, and file forms.
$52,993 / year median in Indiana
-26% projected decline
Job Description
Overview Join our dedicated Child Advocacy Center as a Forensic Interviewer, where your compassionate expertise will play a vital role in supporting vulnerable children and their families. In this dynamic position, you will conduct sensitive, child-friendly interviews to gather crucial information in cases of abuse and neglect. Your work will directly contribute to justice, healing, and the safety of children within our community. We are seeking energetic professionals committed to making a positive impact through thorough, ethical, and empathetic interviewing practices. Responsibilities Conduct age-appropriate forensic interviews with children who have experienced abuse or neglect, ensuring a safe and supportive environment. Collaborate closely with multidisciplinary teams including child protective services, law enforcement, mental health professionals, and legal entities to coordinate case information. Maintain detailed, accurate documentation of interviews and related case notes while adhering to confidentiality standards. Assist in crisis intervention efforts by providing emotional support and immediate resources to children and families in distress. Participate in ongoing training related to child welfare laws, trauma-informed care, behavioral health strategies, and conflict management techniques. Support families through guidance on the interview process and available community resources. Follow all protocols related to child safety, legal requirements, and ethical standards during every interaction. Skills Experience working directly with children in sensitive environments such as social work or childcare settings. Proficiency in crisis intervention and crisis management to handle emotionally charged situations effectively. Excellent conflict management skills with the ability to de-escalate tense situations compassionately. Familiarity with behavioral health principles relevant to trauma-informed care for children. Exceptional communication skills for interviewing children, collaborating with team members, and engaging with families empathetically. Join us in making a meaningful difference—empowering children through compassionate advocacy while fostering a safe space for healing and justice!