Develop strength-based family service plans to identify goals and address areas identified as strengths and challengesPlan and conduct parent education groupsAssist in training new staffMaintain collaborative relationship with agency's /program's partnersImmediately notifies supervisory staff of situations in which children may be at risk (i.e. abuse, neglect) and/or another sentinel eventMake case presentations and participate in case conference meetings as scheduledRepresent the agency in related neighborhood and community meetings, groups, and committeesAttend Staff Meetings and other agency and program required meetingsPrepare for, attend, and actively participate in regularly scheduled supervisory meetings with the Parenting Support Services DirectorComplete and maintain all record keeping documentation as required by the agency and its funding sourcesAssist in the development and presentation of child abuse prevention and family strengthening activity materialsAttend educational training as related to scope of work dutiesPromote the agency's services, programs, image, and philosophy to the publicResponsible for managing own time and schedulePerform any other reasonably related duties assigned by the Parenting Support Services DirectorMaintain timely, accurate, organized, and complete individual case filesMaintain strict confidentialityFollow and abide by all policies and procedures as described in the Personnel Policies and Procedures HandbookQUALIFICATIONS:Bachelor's Degree required, with two years' experience with children and families preferred. Maintain a flexible work schedule to meet families' needs for appointments, including evening appointmentsUtilize program-approved curricula including Circle of Security and the Positive Parenting Program in home visitations to improve parenting skills and increase the understanding of child development Provide age-appropriate home-based parenting education including information about child development, positive parenting, child safety, health, literacy and other aspects of positive parenting based on approved curriculaAssist families to identify, access and make effective use of community resources, make referrals, provide accompaniment as needed and advocate on behalf of families when indicatedConduct ongoing assessment of family strengths, needs, and resources.