Parent Educator

Latino Community Development Agency•Oklahoma City, OK

10d•Onsite

About The Position

Position provides parenting classes to families. Under the supervision of the Treatment Director, the Parent Educator is responsible for conducting intakes, assessments, parenting classes and parent-child observation sessions families referred by DHS and non-DHS and provide linkage with needed community resources to children and their families. The Parent Educator ensures that all documentation is in compliance with Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) guidelines.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, Social Work, or a related field in behavioral sciences
At least 1 year of experience working with children and families
Bilingual in English and Spanish
Proficient in Microsoft Word and possesses intermediate general computer skills
Able to communicate effectively in both verbal and written forms with English and Spanish-speaking customers

Nice To Haves

Ability to demonstrate cultural sensitivity in diverse interactions
Ability to make sound decisions using critical thinking
Ability to provide strong customer service and resolve problems effectively
Ability to communicate and collaborate within a team environment

Responsibilities

Conducts intake assessments for individuals referred to the program, including both DHS and non-DHS referrals
Facilitates parenting groups and Strengthening Families Program–Culturally Focused Parenting (SFP-CFP) sessions for families referred by DHS and non-DHS
Maintains accurate and timely records as required by agency, state, or federal funding sources and accreditation bodies
Completes all necessary forms in compliance with requirements and documents daily activities directly or indirectly related to serving youth, adults, and families in the program
Participates in bi-monthly case staffing meetings with the supervisor to review the current caseload
Ensures that all documentation and records are properly maintained, and that personally identifiable information remains confidential
Reports any concerns or issues to the Supervisor and/or Director of Programs
Maintains regular contact with DHS Case Workers
Submits client progress letters to DHS Case Workers and Probation Officers as required
Submits progress notes by Tuesdays at noon
Ensures effective and consistent service delivery, with flexibility in scheduling to meet client needs, including evening appointments
Responds promptly to phone calls and text messages and checks and responds to emails daily