• This position offers a $5,000 sign-on bonus

Child Crisis Arizona believes that EVERY SINGLE CHILD MATTERS. Our mission is to provide children and youth a safe environment free from abuse and neglect by creating strong and successful families. If you truly want to make a difference, look into one of our rewarding careers!

The Home Visitor plans, coordinates, and provides social and case management services to families. The Home Visitor also maintains an environment in which families' emotional, psychological, intellectual, and physical needs are met.

Essential Functions:

• Completes weekly recruitment strategies within the programs service area, in an effort to reach eligible families.
• Completes eligibility process for interested families including the collection and analysis of required documentation.
• Completes enrollment process for new families assigned to a caseload of 12 families.
• Plans and conducts weekly 90- minute child development home visits and monthly socializations for children 0-3 years of age on home based caseload, that reflects the of the children and families.
• Observes and documents progress, growth and development for children enrolled in the home based program option, in order to complete ongoing assessments and screenings.
• Developing an individualized plan for each child, including developmental as well as IFSP goals for children enrolled in the home based program option.
• Models and support parents to enhance parent-child relationships and support parents’ role as their child’s first teacher and lifelong educator.
• Supports families by completing family assessments, encouraging family goals and providing community resources and referrals that support family well-being.
• Completes ongoing case notes documentation, required forms and reporting for families on caseload.
• Coordinates and participates in all family engagement activities such as parent meetings, workshops and events.
• Coordinates family care with Child Protective Services, Department of Economic Security, chemical dependency programs, hospitals and doctors, schools and other relevant agencies
• Completes additional assignments, tasks, and reports as directed

Education/ Experience:

• Associates Degree in Early Childhood or related field with a minimum of 12 credits related to infant/toddler development, OR
• Unrelated Associates Degree with 120 hours of formal early education training covering ages 0-3 and 480 hours of professional experience in a 0-3 age group setting
• 1+ year of related experience in infant / toddler education and / or family case management preferred
• Highly proficient with Microsoft Office Suite and comfortable with technology in performing job duties
• Home Visitation experience with a focus on Child Development is a plus.
• Must be Bilingual English / Spanish
• Must demonstrate excellent written and verbal communication skills

Once on staff, candidate must be able to complete both the Home Visitor CDA and Family Development Credentials as facilitated by the Agency

• Actual pay rates are based on education and experience.