What are the responsibilities and job description for the Mental Health Worker (Spanish Speaking) position at CHILDRENS BUREAU OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA?
Job Details
Description
JOB TITLE: Mental Health Worker (Spanish Speaking)
REPORTS TO (Title): Mental Health Professional/Supervisor
SUMMARY OF POSITION:
Mental Health Workers are the primary School Readiness Program Services (SRPS) direct
service staff, providing screenings, assessments, case management services, and brief parenting
education interventions using Infant-Parent Relationship, SEAMTM, and Positive Parenting
Program (Triple P) Tip Sheets curricula.
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JOB RESPONSIBILITIES: |
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Provide 12 or more home visits a week to families participating in the SRPS |
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Provide assessments and interventions with the families within the scope of the program |
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Develop Individualized Family Plans with the parent or caregiver |
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Make appropriate referrals and linkages for the long-term care of the child |
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Track family progress with pre and post-test assessment tools |
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Attend outreach events as required to assist in public education and outreach activities |
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Ensure the accurate completion of documentation and data collection |
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Attend supervision and training sessions conducted by regional Mental Health |
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Attend all other required meetings |
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Other duties as assigned |
Qualifications
JOB QUALIFICATION STANDARDS
Work Experience
- At least two years of social services or parent education experience;
Education, Professional Training, Technical Training or Certification
- Bachelor’s degree in behavioral sciences, psychology, social work, or related field from
an accredited university;
Knowledge/Skills
- Reliable vehicle for transportation;
- Demonstrated cultural competence for the populations being served; and
- Bilingual in English and Spanish