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Clinical & Support Options Inc
CBHC ESP Family Partner, Leominster
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What they do
A Family Lawyer is a legal professional who deals with family-related issues and domestic relations. Most family law practices focus on representing clients in a divorce and the issues related to divorce such as the division of marital property, child custody and support, and alimony.
$118,042 / year median in Massachusetts
+18% projected growth
Job Description
CSO is looking for Family Partners to work in our CBHC (Community Behavioral Health Center) Emergency Services Program (ESP) in Leominster. Are you the parent or caregiver of a child who has struggled with emotional or physical challenges? Was there ever a time that you felt like you were alone? There are many other care givers out there navigating their way through a similar journey, and they could use your support. CSO has a unique opportunity for you to share your lived experience and provide guidance and insight to those going through challenges similar to the ones you've already endured. This is a peer position, for a candidate who has lived experience as a caregiver of a child who's received services for mental health diagnosis.
starting salary:
$38,000- 44,000/year As a
CBHC ESP
Family Partner:
You Will:
Work in conjunction with Clinicians and other staff to complete assessments and Family Support Plans (including CANS Assessment when needed) Provide support for parent and/or family members through process of assessment and Family Support Plan development; encourage involvement of natural supports for families Oversee implementation of the Family Support Plan Provide direct supports to family members When applicable, provide education, coaching, training and assistance to parents in navigating child serving systems (DCF, DMH, juvenile justice) Foster empowerment and building self-efficacy Facilitate linkages to peer/parent support and self-help groups as necessary Assist in identifying formal, natural support and community resourcesYour Background:
Minimum high school diploma or GED and two years' experience working with children, adolescents or transition age youth Experience as parent/caregiver of a youth with special needs, and preferably a youth with mental health needs; willingness to share this experience/journey with child serving systems Valid driver's license and reliable transportation required Bilingual candidates are strongly encouraged to apply. We also seek applicants who embody CSO's values by being: Positive- maintaining resiliency and focusing on solutions Respectful
- collaborating and effectively communicating Insightful
- demonstrating self-awareness and effectively priority setting Conscientious
- taking accountability and applying feedback