Masada Community Mental Health Services
FSP Parent Partner - Carson
Masada Community Mental Health Services, Gardena, California, United States, 90248
Pay Range
Base range: $25.00/hr – $31.00/hr Responsibilities
Advocacy: Utilizes personal and professional experience to support parents/caregivers of active clients. Objectives: Develops measurable objectives for clients/families and monitors progress toward those goals. Case Management: Provides general case management and skill building for clients and families in accordance with program policies and referral agencies (DMH, DCFS, Probation, schools). Linkage: Explores and provides linkage to appropriate educational, social and other informal community support services in the school, district and community for parents and families, providing at least one resource to a family per week. Education: Delivers a wide range of direct parent-education activities (facilitates parent support groups 1x per month, workshops, and in-service trainings). Strength-Based: Adheres to a non-judgmental, strength-based model while regularly collaborating with Masada staff, clients, caregivers and other members of the clinical team. Boundaries: Ensures delivery of family-centered practice strategies with client’s caregivers within professional boundaries, while maintaining flexible service delivery. Travel: Travels independently to various environments (buildings with stairs, various communities, schools, etc.) to provide at least 75% of services in the field. Productivity: Meets all productivity requirements and completes all necessary documentation required by the agency Tier System and internal policies. Meetings: Attends staff meetings, CFT meetings, in-service training and conferences as required and scheduled. Supervision: Meets regularly with supervisor individually and in group to review cases and communicate critical issues to supervisor and team in a timely fashion. Crisis: Ensures the safety of clients by providing direct crisis intervention and therapeutic guidance and participates in the 24-hour/day, 7-day/week on-call crisis response system. Confidentiality: Maintains strict confidentiality over all records and information relative to minors. Training: Must complete the PPTA (12-Day Parent Partner Training Academy) and certificate. Other: Performs other duties as prescribed by supervisor.
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Base range: $25.00/hr – $31.00/hr Responsibilities
Advocacy: Utilizes personal and professional experience to support parents/caregivers of active clients. Objectives: Develops measurable objectives for clients/families and monitors progress toward those goals. Case Management: Provides general case management and skill building for clients and families in accordance with program policies and referral agencies (DMH, DCFS, Probation, schools). Linkage: Explores and provides linkage to appropriate educational, social and other informal community support services in the school, district and community for parents and families, providing at least one resource to a family per week. Education: Delivers a wide range of direct parent-education activities (facilitates parent support groups 1x per month, workshops, and in-service trainings). Strength-Based: Adheres to a non-judgmental, strength-based model while regularly collaborating with Masada staff, clients, caregivers and other members of the clinical team. Boundaries: Ensures delivery of family-centered practice strategies with client’s caregivers within professional boundaries, while maintaining flexible service delivery. Travel: Travels independently to various environments (buildings with stairs, various communities, schools, etc.) to provide at least 75% of services in the field. Productivity: Meets all productivity requirements and completes all necessary documentation required by the agency Tier System and internal policies. Meetings: Attends staff meetings, CFT meetings, in-service training and conferences as required and scheduled. Supervision: Meets regularly with supervisor individually and in group to review cases and communicate critical issues to supervisor and team in a timely fashion. Crisis: Ensures the safety of clients by providing direct crisis intervention and therapeutic guidance and participates in the 24-hour/day, 7-day/week on-call crisis response system. Confidentiality: Maintains strict confidentiality over all records and information relative to minors. Training: Must complete the PPTA (12-Day Parent Partner Training Academy) and certificate. Other: Performs other duties as prescribed by supervisor.
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