Client Care Specialist King County Sexual Assault Resource Center - 4.0 Renton, WA Job Details Full-time $70,800 - $74,000 a year 18 hours ago Benefits Health savings account Paid holidays Disability insurance Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Flexible spending account Paid time off Vision insurance Qualifications Working with survivors of violence Working with individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds

Full Job Description Title :

Client Care Specialist Function :

To provide a range of general advocacy services to victims of sexual assault and their families including support, information and resources.

Hours :

Full time, can occasionally include evenings and weekends

Status :

Non-Exempt Reports to : Client Care Specialist Supervisor At KCSARC, we not only value diversity - we celebrate it. We are committed to creating a team as diverse as the communities we live in, and we believe that the more inclusive we are, the better our team will be. We are rooted in a foundation of anti-racism and equity, which must be demonstrated in word and action. As a proud equal opportunity employer, we welcome all races, ethnicities, genders, abilities, identities, religions, and ages, candidates who are veterans, LGBTQ+, and multilingual, candidates with diverse viewpoints and experiences, and candidates who have an EAD (Employment Authorization Document), regardless of immigration status. E ssential

Functions :

Conduct Intake Screenings Determine comprehensive service needs of clients Provide information and referrals, both internal and external Determine client needs for forensic medical evaluations Work in cooperation with HATC related to forensic medical evaluation appointments and consult as needed Initiate contact with community professionals to fully assess and address client needs Work with law enforcement, child protective agencies, child welfare, medical personnel, etc., for coordinated care Assist clients and/or guardians to make informed decisions about medical and psychological needs Provide information about sexual assault impact, recovery and coping to increase client's emotional health Provide immediate case management to guide the client through immediate service needs Provide information and assistance with Crime Victim Compensation application Provide on-going advocacy when needed Assist in the coordination of services with other providers Work with department managers and directors to continually assess service needs Other duties as assigned Internal Relationships Actively participate in individual supervision Attend internal case staffings Attend agency meetings Assist in training new staff Teach sessions to new staff in CORE training as requested Provide cross-departmental training as requested Work collaboratively across departments Consult and interface with other client services staff on specific cases as appropriate Other duties as assigned External Relationships Interface with community professionals for the benefit of KCSARC (DCYF, KCPAO, DOC, LE, etc.) Participate in professional community groups as needed Create and provide training to community groups as prioritized Participate in outreach activities as needed. Core Competencies Builds rapport and communicates effectively with people from diverse backgrounds and experiences. Demonstrates empathy, active listening, sound judgment, and appropriate professional assertiveness. Communicates clearly and professionally, including when navigating sensitive or emotionally difficult situations. Effectively organizes, prioritizes, and manages competing responsibilities and caseload demands. Works both independently and collaboratively as an effective member of the Client Services team. Demonstrates initiative, adaptability, problem-solving skills, and sound decision-making. Maintains appropriate professional boundaries and confidentiality. Works effectively with individuals experiencing high-stress or emotionally challenging situations. Understands sexual assault victimization, trauma, and the healing process. Demonstrates awareness of and ability to manage the potential impact of secondary trauma associated with the work. Adheres to KCSARC's Guiding Principles, policies, procedures, and professional expectations. Communicates effectively in English, both verbally and in writing. Technology Skills Proficient with standard workplace technology, including Microsoft Word, Outlook, databases, and other electronic recordkeeping systems. Comfortable using virtual meeting and communication platforms such as Microsoft Teams and Zoom. Able to efficiently use standard office technology, including computers, keyboards, telephones, and VoIP applications. Work Environment & Role Requirements Ability to work effectively in a dynamic environment that may involve high-stress, sensitive, or emotionally challenging situations. Ability to maintain confidentiality and exercise sound professional judgment. Limited travel may be required.

Minimum Experience Required:

B.A. degree or equivalent years experience in Social Work, Psychology, or related field. 3-4 years directly related to work experience. Working knowledge of sexual assault and experience supporting victims/survivors. Demonstrated ability to work effectively with clients from diverse cultural backgrounds.

Experience Preferred:

5 years' work experience in a social service setting. Two or more years' experience in providing assistance to victims, either through a rape crisis center or victim assistance unit. Completed 30-hour Core Services Training. Bilingual proficiency in English and Spanish strongly preferred.

Benefits:

Medical, vision and dental coverage (employer paid for employee) Short-term & long-term disability coverages available HSA, HRA, and FSA options (20) Paid Time Off (PTO) days per year, progressively increases Up to 10 hours of Wellness time per quarter 401(k) retirement options (up to 5% matching) 9 paid holidays plus two floating holidays Dependent care options