Child Protection Case Assistant - Eligibility List

at  Government of Saskatchewan

Child Protection Case Assistant - Eligibility List - HUM014066
Employment Type: Permanent Full-time
Location(s): SK-North West-Meadow Lake
Ministry: 036 Social Services
Salary Range: $26.002-$32.589 Hourly
Grade: SGEU.06.
The Ministry of Social Services, Child and Family Programs division in the North Service Area requires Child Protection Case Assistants for the Meadow Lake office.
As a Child Protection Case Assistant, you will provide operational support to a child protection unit. Under the direction of the Child and Family Programs Supervisor, you will explore options for placement of the child; arrange and supervise visits; transport children to and from placements; make referrals for support services for family; coordinate case conferences; research case files and provide background information to support and implement established expectations for the child, family, extended family and others.
You may also be responsible for accompanying case workers to investigate instances of children in need of protection by observing and recording interviews, assist in assessing risks to child safety, and making recommendations to ensure the safety of the child.
This role will report to a Child and Family Programs Supervisor.

To be successful in this role, you will:

• work effectively and positively with co-workers, supervisors, management teams and caregivers;
• have knowledge of child abuse, neglect and domestic violence indicators and effects; and
• have knowledge of multi-cultural beliefs and values, with a particular emphasis on First Nations and Métis.

You must possess a strong knowledge of human services related policies, practices and procedures. Typically, the knowledge and skills required for this position would be obtained through a diploma or degree in a Human Services related field and experience working in a human service setting.
The successful candidate must be legally eligible to operate a vehicle and will be required to work flexible hours.

“WHILE THE REPRESENTATION OF INDIGENOUS STAFF WITHIN THE MINISTRY OF SOCIAL SERVICES HAS BEEN PRIORITIZED, ALL QUALIFIED CANDIDATES ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY. ONLY THOSE REQUESTED TO INTERVIEW WILL BE CONTACTED.”

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• work effectively and positively with co-workers, supervisors, management teams and caregivers;
• have knowledge of child abuse, neglect and domestic violence indicators and effects; and
• have knowledge of multi-cultural beliefs and values, with a particular emphasis on First Nations and Métis