Foster Care Staff Training Specialist (hybrid in Oregon) at Greater Oregon Behavioral Health

Portland, Oregon, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

01 Jan, 26

Salary

70000.0

Posted On

03 Oct, 25

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Training, Coaching, Technical Support, Case Management, Counseling, Documentation, Onboarding, Policy, Crisis Intervention, Conflict Resolution, Communication, Behavior Interventions, Collaborative Problem Solving, Mental Health, Child Development, Family Functioning

Industry

Mental Health Care

Description

Description Here at GOBHI, we understand and support diversity by appreciating it and encouraging it by creating a culture of dignity and respect for our employees. We are honored to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. We have multiple job ads, please only apply to one. GOBHI has an immediate opening for a full-time Therapeutic Foster Care Staff Training Specialist and we are flexible on the home office location within the Portland to Salem, Oregon area. The TFC Staff Training Specialist is responsible for providing training, coaching and technical support to direct services staff who provide case management, counseling and foster home certification and support. This includes coaching, training, consulting, developing resources, and coordinating with management and other identified supports to ensure the ongoing development of direct service staff within the program and high quality service provision to youth requiring Behavior Rehabilitation Services (BRS) and families who are certified/undergoing certification to provide this level of care. Essential duties include: Utilize Collaborative Problem Solving as a strengths-based, neurobiological-grounded approach to support children in care. Provide training support to direct services staff who are providing strengths-based individual counseling and skill building to children in care a minimum of once weekly. Providing training and support for direct services staff who are conducting ongoing case management and respectfully engage with youth, family, treatment teams, community partners, and other GOBHI Staff to support the goals of the child and family team. Complete and coach and support staff with documentation within timelines and maintain compliance with Oregon Administrative Rule (OAR). Support program managers with onboarding of incoming direct services staff by providing orientation, training and mentoring for incoming staff. Provide training on policy, procedures, job duties and technical skill training. Support program managers with reviewing documentation of direct services staff, conducting case reviews, and providing operational supports. Travel daily to provide in person support with direct services staff in their assigned region. Use of personal vehicle to transport youth in care. Other duties as assigned. For a complete job description, please contact hr@gobhi.org Requirements What is needed to succeed in this role: Experience/Education – Bachelor’s degree required, with major study in social work, psychology, sociology, or a closely allied field and at least two years’ experience in the care and treatment of children and youth; or Master’s degree, with major study in social work or closely allied field and one year of experience in the care and treatment of children and youth. Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written. Flexible; able to multi-task in response to time-sensitive and changing situations. Possesses and applies knowledge of trauma-informed principles; effective behavior interventions for children and adolescents; Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS); group dynamics and effective communication approaches with groups; best practices for adult learning; social work best practices related to child welfare; theory and practice related to mental health, child development, trauma, attachment, family functioning, strength-based family-centered practice, working with ODHS families, children, youth, and caregivers, and current practice in the field, as well as current statewide policy. Effective in inspiring and motivating others to perform well; effectively influences actions and opinions of others, accepts feedback from others and gives appropriate feedback and recognition to others. Strong planning and organizational skills and follow through. Knowledge of conflict resolution and crisis intervention techniques. Skill in interviewing to gather information needed to assess needs of children and families. Skill in providing feedback, developing coaching support and implementing coaching with direct service staff. Skill in developing and leading both group and individual training covering a wide range of learning needs and styles. Maintain a good driving record and required vehicle insurance. What we offer: Competitive salary – $70,000 yearly DOE Additional compensation for bilingual skills Medical, dental and vision insurance for you and dependents Generous paid time off Professional Development Assistance of $1500 EAP FSA, with a $500 employer contribution Triple AAA insurance Mileage reimbursement Wellness benefits 401k contribution Cell phone and internet reimbursement About GOBHI: Founded in 1994, Greater Oregon Behavioral Health, Inc. is an innovative behavioral health organization that serves communities across Oregon. GOBHI is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation that is charged with administering the behavioral health Medicaid benefit, non-emergent medical transportation and community engagement in 12 rural and frontier counties in Oregon. GOBHI is a co-owner of the Eastern Oregon Coordinated Care Organization, along with Moda Health, and also provides various direct services statewide. GOBHI is committed to better health, better care, and lower costs. Please visit www.gobhi.org to learn more about our mission and services.

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Responsibilities

The TFC Staff Training Specialist provides training, coaching, and technical support to direct services staff involved in case management and counseling. This role includes developing resources and coordinating with management to ensure high-quality service provision to youth and families.