Transportation and Visitation Coordinator

FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES OF NORTH FLORIDA INC•Yulee, FL

14d•Onsite

About The Position

The Visitation/Transportation Coordinator is responsible for the transportation of parents, children and/or caregivers to and from scheduled court ordered visits. There is also the responsibility of facilitating visitation between siblings when living in separate homes and visits are unable to occur naturally between the caregivers. The Visitation/Transportation Coordinator will serve to observe and monitor family visits of those who are involved in the child welfare system. These family visits will be focused on the individual needs of the children/families and will occur in a wide variety of settings based on safety and best interests of the family. The Visitation/Transportation Coordinator will always be within visual and auditory proximity of family visit at all times. The Visitation/Transportation Coordinator will work to remove all barriers related to visitations with families by coordinating schedules between the involved parties, providing transportation when needed to various participants and offering flexible scheduling to accommodate families which will include some nights and weekend availability. This job requires good time management, problem solving, and organizational skills in addition to ability to be flexible. feedback to parents regarding their parenting skills, offer praise, and may provide guidance on how to improve interactions. The Visitation/Transportation Coordinator will have an understanding of child development, basic childcare, discipline, and community resources as necessary, as well as, possess a basic understanding child abuse and neglect risk factors (such as mental illness and substance abuse). The Visitation/Transportation Coordinator will assist with transportation needs within the agency on an as needed basis. Examples of this would be taking parents and children to medical and mental health appointments, assisting in obtaining birth and medical records and general transportation and driving as needed for the Nassau Service Center. This position operates on a flexible 40-hour workweek that is driven by the needs of the families served rather than a fixed daily schedule. While general business hours are 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., the Visitation/Transportation Coordinator is expected to adjust their schedule to accommodate visitation, transportation, and service needs, which may include early morning, evening, and occasional weekend hours. Employees in this role are responsible for proactively managing their schedules, ensuring that all assigned appointments, visits, and responsibilities are completed in alignment with case requirements and family availability.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED required.
Minimum of 2 years experience working with children and/or families.
Valid Driver’s License and must be insurable under company’s automobile policy.
CPR and First Aid Certification
Level II Background screening (Live Scan)
Clear a local background check from the County in which you reside
Clear a substance abuse screen.
Provide copies of all degrees prior to your first day of employment.
Clear a Motor Vehicles Record check and must be insurable under the company’s automobile policy.
Provide copy of driver’s license.
Provide copy of automobile insurance if deemed to be a driving risk.
Positive references.
Clear an E-Verify check

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in a human service field is preferred.

Responsibilities

Observe and monitor family visits of those who are involved in the child welfare system.
Provide effective feedback to parents regarding their parenting skills, offer praise, and provide guidance on how to improve interactions.
Coordinate schedules between the involved parties and provide transportation to visitations when needed.
Responsible for accurate and timely documentation of family visitations/interactions.
Maintaining and filing records on all cases, including correspondences, and other documentation related to each case directly into FSFN.
Attend team meetings/staffings to communicate the progress and needs of the family to the child welfare team.
Attend court as requested and could be required to testify to the facts of how visitation is being carried out and family progress and/or concerns.
Perform other duties as assigned.
Assist with transportation needs within the agency on an as needed basis.
Facilitate visitation between siblings when living in separate homes and visits are unable to occur naturally between the caregivers.

Benefits

Tuition Reimbursement: Earn up to $5,250 per qualifying year to invest in your education.
Health Insurance: Choose from four comprehensive Florida Blue health insurance plans to keep you and your family covered.
Dental Plan: Enjoy an employer-paid dental plan for our valued employees.
Life Insurance: Your peace of mind matters to us. We provide employer-paid life insurance.
Employee Assistance Program (EAP): a free, confidential resource, available to assist employees and their families in dealing with life’s challenges, and the demands of work/life balance.
Paid Time Off (PTO): Relax and recharge with our generous PTO plan.
Paid Holidays: Enjoy the 12 holidays (to include 1 floating holiday) and unwind with family and friends to celebrate and rejuvenate!
Well-Being Program: Stay healthy and engaged with our highly interactive well-being program. Employees can earn three additional PTO days per plan year by simply participating.
401k Plan: Secure your financial future with our 401k plan with employer contribution of 3%.
Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA)
Vision Plan
Short & Long-Term Disability coverage
Employee Discounts