Key Responsibilities: 

Weekly face to face supervision with Parent Aide staff 

Assist in meeting accreditation standards and best practice  

Participation in community-based meetings 

Maintain case manual and program forms 

Coordinate initial and ongoing staff training 

Carry out routine administrative tasks 

Assist with grant reporting

 

Qualifications: 

Minimum of a Bachelor Degree in psychology, sociology, social services, or other related human services field (or equivalent experience) plus home visitation experience (with focus on family services, child abuse prevention). Supervisory experience is a plus.

 

Skills: 

Must have strong written and verbal communication skills (must be able to write independently without use of AI) 

Must be able to meet deadlines, with high attention to detail and accuracy 

Must deal with crisis situations effectively, and exhibit sound decision-making skills 

Proficient in use of Excel, Word and Outlook in Microsoft Office Suite 

Reliable transportation, the ability to transport parents and/or children, and adequate vehicle liability insurance is required. 

Strong time-management and organization 

 

Working conditions: 

Full-time position with standard work hours; must have an ability to work past 5 pm 1-2 days per week 

Combination of field, home, and office settings.