DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Supervise visits or exchanges according to Court orders or other relevant agreements Relay information between the Child(ren)'s parents/guardians relevant to the child's welfare at the commencement and conclusion of the supervised visit, in written and verbal form Intervene when appropriate to ensure the safety and welfare of the child Terminate the supervised visit if necessary Provide feedback and correction to the relevant party, if necessary Document visits or exchanges as required EDUCATION and/or

EXPERIENCE

Ability and willingness to relate to all cultural, ethnic and socio-economic groups and different life styles Understanding of child development needs and issues Supportive and positive attitude Maturity, diplomacy, non-judgmental and common sense Ability to maintain an independent role and draw boundaries Capacity to be observant Good communication and writing skills Capacity to be insightful and reflective concerning personal issues relevant to Supervised Visitation All new hires are required to complete a three week training period. Bilingual applicants are encouraged to apply. Must be available Wed, Fri, Sunday evenings and Saturday Mornings. Hours may be subject to Visitation Center demand. None.

Work Remotely No Job Type:

Part-time Pay:

$15.00 per hour

Work Location:

In person