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State of Georgia

State government delivering health, transport, education

Child Welfare Services Case Manager Supervisor

Case Management & AdvocacyUpdated on Nov 14
Full-timeFolkston, GA, USA$59.3k

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree and three years of job-related case management experience, or one year of experience as a Child Welfare Services Case Manager 3 (SSP072) or equivalent position.
  • Case management experience may include assessments, home evaluations, staffing, work with individuals, families, groups, or organizations, communicating behavioral-change goals, child safety or child welfare work, or relevant law-enforcement experience.
  • Must pass the standard agency testing protocol for the position to maintain employment.
  • Must have reliable transportation, proof of auto insurance, a valid state-issued driver's license, an acceptable driving history record, and the ability to travel statewide.

Responsibilities

  • Supervise and plan the work of assigned staff.
  • Serve as a job expert or organizational resource in assigned areas.
  • Access and record client and community resource information.
  • Collect evidence, interview witnesses, and prepare necessary reports according to rules and regulations and state and federal laws.
  • Compile records and prepare reports; perform follow-up to determine the status of clients' cases.
  • Conduct home-visit evaluations to gather information for assessments.
  • Coordinate and monitor children in out-of-home placements and in-home interventions.
  • Coordinate and monitor services, including comprehensive tracking of client activities.
  • Develop case plans that effectively use community resources to meet the needs of individual custodial clients.
  • Identify placement resources for children in the foster care system.
  • Initiate legal processes for guardianship, protective services, placement, and/or adoption.
  • Maintain required documentation and complete reports.
  • Make immediate assessments regarding client safety and respond according to established protocols and policies.
  • Conduct initial investigations of protective-services referrals to determine whether intervention is appropriate.
  • Work with the legal system to ensure safety and achieve desired outcomes.
  • Review and approve or disapprove staff casework, or render decisions on it.

About the Company

State of Georgia

State government delivering health, transport, education

Georgia's government runs the state by delivering public services through its about 130 state agencies, covering areas like health, transportation, education, environment, and more. It employs roughly 200,000 teachers and state workers who staff schools, agencies, and programs, ensuring laws and services are carried out for residents and businesses. The state interacts with residents and businesses through its agencies, licensing, grants, infrastructure projects, and public programs. What makes Georgia different is its large, diverse economy and status as a business hub, with well-known regional employers and industries (e.g., Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, Delta, CNN, Home Depot, Coca-Cola) and Atlanta’s role as a center for culture and commerce. Its goal is to support residents’ well-being, enable economic growth, and maintain efficient, accessible public services that attract and retain businesses and talent.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$4M
Headquarters
Atlanta, GA
Founded
1788

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