State of Louisiana
CHILD WELFARE SPECIALIST TRAINEE/1/2/3 (THIBODAUX REGION)
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CHILD WELFARE SPECIALIST TRAINEE/1/2/3 (THIBODAUX REGION)
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Child Welfare Specialist Trainee/1/2/3 (Thibodaux Region)
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State of Louisiana . This position involves performing professional child welfare services to ensure the safety, permanency, and well-being of children and families, under close supervision, with opportunities for promotion and career development. Department Mission:
DCFS aims to keep children safe, support individuals and families to become self-sufficient, and provide refuge during disasters. Position Overview:
The role is an entry-level position, with duties including developing case plans, conducting home visits, investigating child abuse/neglect reports, providing supportive counseling, and coordinating services with community resources. The position requires compliance with background checks, a valid driver’s license, and the ability to work in various parishes, including Ascension, Lafourche, St. John, and Terrebonne. Compensation:
The positions have a Special Entrance Rate (SER) with bi-weekly pay ranging from $1,404.80 to $1,948.00, depending on the level (Trainee to Child Welfare Specialist 3). Premium pay may be available for hours worked beyond standard schedules based on years of service. Minimum Qualifications:
Three years of child welfare experience, six years of full-time work in any field, or a bachelor’s degree. Additional requirements include a high school diploma or equivalent, a valid driver’s license, and passing background checks. Application Process:
Applicants must complete an online application, including detailed education and work experience. Official transcripts are required if qualifying through college education. Resumes alone are not accepted. The process may include a probationary or job appointment, with opportunities for promotion within 12 months. Benefits:
Competitive pay, health insurance, paid parental leave, holidays, retirement options, and paid leave accrual. Additional information can be found on the Louisiana Civil Service website and the DCFS careers page. Additional Information:
The role involves working directly with children and families, with specific duties depending on the program assignment, including foster care, child protection investigation, and family services. The position offers a pathway for career advancement within the Child Welfare field. To Apply:
Click the “Apply” link to submit an electronic application. For questions, contact Hannah Sinagra at Hannah.Sinagra.DCFS@la.gov.
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Join to apply for the
Child Welfare Specialist Trainee/1/2/3 (Thibodaux Region)
role at the
State of Louisiana . This position involves performing professional child welfare services to ensure the safety, permanency, and well-being of children and families, under close supervision, with opportunities for promotion and career development. Department Mission:
DCFS aims to keep children safe, support individuals and families to become self-sufficient, and provide refuge during disasters. Position Overview:
The role is an entry-level position, with duties including developing case plans, conducting home visits, investigating child abuse/neglect reports, providing supportive counseling, and coordinating services with community resources. The position requires compliance with background checks, a valid driver’s license, and the ability to work in various parishes, including Ascension, Lafourche, St. John, and Terrebonne. Compensation:
The positions have a Special Entrance Rate (SER) with bi-weekly pay ranging from $1,404.80 to $1,948.00, depending on the level (Trainee to Child Welfare Specialist 3). Premium pay may be available for hours worked beyond standard schedules based on years of service. Minimum Qualifications:
Three years of child welfare experience, six years of full-time work in any field, or a bachelor’s degree. Additional requirements include a high school diploma or equivalent, a valid driver’s license, and passing background checks. Application Process:
Applicants must complete an online application, including detailed education and work experience. Official transcripts are required if qualifying through college education. Resumes alone are not accepted. The process may include a probationary or job appointment, with opportunities for promotion within 12 months. Benefits:
Competitive pay, health insurance, paid parental leave, holidays, retirement options, and paid leave accrual. Additional information can be found on the Louisiana Civil Service website and the DCFS careers page. Additional Information:
The role involves working directly with children and families, with specific duties depending on the program assignment, including foster care, child protection investigation, and family services. The position offers a pathway for career advancement within the Child Welfare field. To Apply:
Click the “Apply” link to submit an electronic application. For questions, contact Hannah Sinagra at Hannah.Sinagra.DCFS@la.gov.
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