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CURRENT OPENINGS
Caregiver Support Specialist
Amara
Open until filled
We are seeking to hire a Caregiver Support Specialist to become an integral and valued part of our Resource Care Team to achieve Amara’s vision. The Caregiver Support Specialist will be responsible for providing assessment, case management, and case aide coordination services to a mixed caseload of caregivers and youth as part of the new state Caregiver Support contract supporting children and youths who are placed with foster or kinship caregivers.
Bilingual Kinship Care Specialist
Amara
Open until filled
We are seeking a new Bilingual (English/Spanish) Kinship Care Specialist to become an integral and valued part of our Kinship Services program working to achieve Amara’s vision. This position will be based in our Seattle office and is part of a federally funded program in partnership with the Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF) and the University of Washington-School of Social Work. The Kinship Care Specialist will provide wraparound support to kinship families in King County, including assisting them with completing the foster care licensure process with DCYF. Amara is committed to ongoing support of kinship families following the completion of the federal grant (in 2026) and will be making efforts to continue this work following grant completion.
Salesforce Administrator (Temporary Contract Role)
BrightSpark Early Learning Services
BrightSpark is seeking an experienced Salesforce Administrator to support the implementation of Salesforce for our Fund Development team, who are responsible for all our fundraising efforts. The implementation is a collaborative effort between our internal teams and external Salesforce consultants and must include an integration between Salesforce and Oracle NetSuite, our accounting system. The successful candidate will support both the installation process and implementation, including process development, workflow creation and testing, troubleshooting, and staff training, among other arising needs.
Early Learning Mental Health Therapist
Perinatal Support Washington
Priority given to those applying by January 20, 2025
Puget Sound Educational Service District seeks an Early Learning Mental Health Therapist to provide leadership and partnership within early learning systems to ensure mental health therapies for children and families in a range of early learning program services and systems. This position will serve as part of an interdisciplinary team to support families, early childhood providers, and educators, in meeting the needs of children and families.
Certified Medical Assistant
Pediatrics Northwest
Our Certified Medical Assistants (MA-C) maintain the workflow of patient care, gathering patient information for the provider, and under the direction of a licensed physician, advanced registered nurse practitioner, or at the direction and under the supervision of a registered nurse, administers drugs, medications, treatments, tests, injections, and inoculations.
The MA-C functions in an interdependent role to deliver care as directed and has extensive interaction with physicians, ARNPs, RNs, patients, families, community agencies, support staff, and management.
This position requires a strong commitment to patient-centered care, excellent communication skills, and the ability to work efficiently in a dynamic environment.
2-1-1 Family Resource Navigator
United Way of Pierce County
Under the direction of the Call Center Supervisor, the 2-1-1 Family Resource Navigator is responsible for providing phone information, referrals, and resources to families who are pregnant or parenting young children between the ages of 0 to 5 as part of a partnership with the Pierce County Early Childhood Network (PCECN). This position supports families with care coordination for services to address a wide variety of resource needs and parenting support, including follow-up to ensure linkage to services.
Family Support Specialist & Advocate
Multicultural Child & Family Hope Center
The job of Family Support Specialist is to provide quality comprehensive child/family support services to children birth to 5 years and their families; provide support, training, and case management to assist parents in meeting the needs of their children; enhance parents’ role as the primary influence on their child’s education and development; support parents in increasing their economic stability; determine eligibility for the program and enrolling families in the program; enlist parental involvement in child educational programs; work with parents in identifying and achieving goals; access support services; create training programs; and facilitate positive parent, school, and student relationships.
Family Support Specialist
HopeSparks
The HopeSparks Bilingual Family Support Specialist will provide direct service to children, youth, and families throughout Pierce County in collaboration with a variety of community partners. These support services are provided in the family's home, community, and/or via telehealth (depending on the client's need and contract requirements) to support and build on family strengths. The goal of Family Support Services is to reduce barriers, strengthen engagement, and ensure all families are thriving.