Executive Director

Reports to: Board of Directors

Job Description

SUMMARY:

Directs the day-to-day operations of Coffee County Children’s Advocacy Center. Coffee County Children’s Advocacy Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing services to children who are survivors of severe abuse and their non-offending families through coordinated multidisciplinary team interventions, education/prevention and advocacy.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Provides leadership, management, vision, and best practice methods to ensure that the mission and core values of the agency are in practice.
• Responsible for the recruitment, hiring, retaining and supervision of all staff and programs.
• Ensures that the CAC meets all funder and accreditation requirements, which includes but is not limited to maintaining documentation and submitting reports as required.
• Responsible for the fiscal management of the organization, including but not limited to authorizing or making bill payments, ensuring that fiscal reports are completed as required and submitted to the Board of Directors for review and approval on a regular basis as well as all funders.
• Prepares and submits annual draft budget to Board of Directors for approval.
• Works collaboratively with staff and the Board of Directors to meet agency’s strategic goals and objectives.
• Prepares the agenda for monthly board meetings. Attends all Board meetings and committee meetings. Provides information to the Board of Directors as needed or as requested.
• Identifies funding opportunities that align with the agency mission and prepares funding/grant applications as needed.
• Maintains positive relationships with various stakeholders, including members of the CAC’s multidisciplinary team.
• Attends and facilitates monthly multidisciplinary meetings. Provides oversight of multidisciplinary team meetings and relationships, case management, community outreach, and varied committees.
• Evaluates program effectiveness and establishes a plan for improvement if needed.
• Ensures compliance with local, state, and federal mandates and standards as required.
• Assists in continuous quality improvement of protocols, policies and procedures both internally and externally with the multidisciplinary team.
• Serves as the main media spokesperson and represents Coffee County Children’s Advocacy Center in the community through varied committee and public relation engagements to increase awareness of the CAC’s programs and the issue of child abuse in Coffee County.
• Coordinates professional training for MDT, CAC staff and volunteers as needed.
• Provides support, information and referral, advocacy and other direct service activities to child abuse victims and their non-offending family members as needed.
• Maintains accreditation standards set by the National Children’s Alliance and completed accreditation application on behalf of the CAC every five years.
• Attends required annual specialized training and Children’s Advocacy Centers of Tennessee membership meetings.
• Responsible for coordinating CAC’s fundraising activities with the Board of Directors.
• Responsible for advocacy activities with local and state elected officials.
• Maintains agency records as required by policy and law.
• Works with agency partners and Board of Directors to develop and implement a strategic plan.

Expected hours worked per week:

Full time, exempt. Minimum 37.5 hours per week with some evening and weekend hours required due to needs of the center.

Minimal Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in social service, education, counseling or related field with at least three (3) years of experience in a supervisory level position. Prior nonprofit experience preferred.
• Thorough knowledge of child abuse issues and ability to apply professional expertise in developing preventative and remedial initiatives.
• Excellent written and oral communication.
• Excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to work collaboratively with professionals of many different disciplines.
• Development/fundraising experience.
• Ability to stay mission focused.
• Ability to use Microsoft Office programs effectively.
• Ability to exercise tact and sound judgment.
• Ability to work under high pressure situations while maintaining composure.
• Must be able to prepare and understand financial reports and budgets. QuickBooks knowledge is a plus.
• Ability to stay abreast of laws related to child abuse and neglect.
• Must be able to pass a thorough criminal background check as well as a basic physical.

Compensation:

• Starting salary $50,000.
• Benefits include vacation and sick leave along with a monthly medical allowance.

To submit your application, please email the following to info@coffeecountycac.org. No phone calls please.

• Cover Letter
• Resume
• Three Professional References. Reference letters will be required prior to employment.

• Coffee County Children’s Advocacy Center is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Position Title:            Clinical Therapist

Location:                              Davis House Child Advocacy Center, Franklin/Hohenwald

Direct Supervisor:       Director of Services

:  The Clinical Therapist will provide services to child trauma survivors who have experienced sexual abuse and/or severe physical abuse. The Clinical Therapist will also provide therapy and psychoeducation to families. This role will be a hybrid position of doing clinical work in both our Franklin and Hohenwald offices and will work collaboratively with our current Clinical Therapist serving our Franklin and Centerville offices.  Employees are reimbursed for mileage beyond normal commutes.

Primary Responsibilities:
·       To assess treatment needs of clients; to develop treatment plans for clients; and measure/monitor progress on treatment plans for clients.
·       To keep timely records of therapy sessions and treatment plans with children and their caregiver(s).
·       To enhance knowledge about child sexual abuse and violence, and enhance the knowledge of secondary victim(s).
·       To support the secondary victim(s) in cases of alleged child sexual abuse or severe physical abuse so that the caregiver(s) can act responsibly to protect and support the child victim.
·       To attend Child Protective Investigative Team (CPIT) meetings and work together with other members of the Child Protective Investigative Team by advocating for the child and providing insight on the therapeutic process for case investigative purposes.
·       To support the court process through providing requested documentation and testifying in court.
·       To advocate for the child as necessary in court or other setting as applicable.
·       To maintain a flexible schedule to accommodate client needs.

• To remain current with professional literature and research on child abuse issues and other psychosocial factors related to child and adolescent development and changing family dynamics.
  ·       To complete continuing education hours as required for achieving and maintaining licensure.
• To ably manage the demands of traveling among clinical sites as well as the diversity of family groups and cultural milieu between suburban and rural settings.

• To support the work of the clinical team as a valuable member of the direct services staff and overall employee of Davis House CAC.
• To be responsive to other duties as assigned by the Director of Services and/or Executive Director.

Qualifications:

Must have a Master’s Degree in Psychology, Counseling, Marriage and Family Therapy, or Social Work.  A current license or licensure track in the respective field is required (LMFT, LMSW, LCSW preferred). Must possess direct experience working with family systems and/or children in a clinical setting. If currently on a licensure track, Davis House will provide clinical supervision to ensure employee meets licensure goal. Davis House will also provide ample professional development to help candidate provide best practice interventions for children and families.

Special Knowledge and Abilities:
·       Command of knowledge around lifespan development, families in crisis, and child abuse dynamics.
·       Working knowledge of different therapeutic modalities of treatment with an emphasis on Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Play Therapy interventions. Additional trainings will be provided.
·       Ability to work with professionals from many disciplines and community sectors.

Considerations and Compensation:
Davis House will consider full-time (40) hours for this Clinical Therapist. Compensation will be commensurate with experience and in line with Davis House policies and procedures. The compensation package includes salary, full health insurance at no cost to the employee, and other Davis House-approved benefits.

Persons from minority backgrounds are encouraged to apply.

Job Title: Adult Education Specialist

Reports To: Director of Prevention and Outreach

Location: Franklin, Tennessee; work is across Davis House’s service region (Williamson, Hickman, Lewis, and Perry County)

Educational and Professional Requirements: B.S. Degree in Social Work, Child Development,

Education, or other social services related field; experience working with children and families and

in a team environment.

Required Qualifications:

• Ability to work well across disciplines

• Ability to work both independently and as part of a team

• Comfort in public speaking and adult learning pedagogy

• Must work effectively with individuals from various economic, social, and cultural

backgrounds

• Strong interpersonal skills with children, families, and community partners

• Exceptional work ethic and professionalism

• Detail-oriented and strong organizational skills

• Knowledgeable of impacts of trauma on children and families

Preferred Qualifications:

• Knowledge of evidence-based educational curricula

• Knowledge of the research about and interplay of child abuse, neglect, and trauma

• Understanding of community-based resources and community networking practice

Primary Description:

The Adult Education Specialist is the lead presenter of child abuse prevention programming to

adults in a variety of settings across both rural and suburban communities. The ability to work

independently in communities of any type is a strength for the appropriate candidate. The Adult

Education Specialist should also be able to communicate effectively to adults of varying ages, both

regular education and those with various learning styles. The Adult Education Specialist will also:

• Work with the remainder of the prevention and outreach team to design appropriate

curricular offerings to a variety of audiences.

• Be organized and efficient in planning and executing training programs as well as tracking

and reporting relevant data, including for grant reporting.

• Assist with trainings and other outreach activities on behalf of Davis House.

• Participate in Davis House initiatives and activities.

• Assist with other duties as determined by the Executive Director and/or Director of Prevention and Outreach.

Considerations:

Davis House will consider full-time (40) hours for this Adult Education Specialist position.

Compensation will be commensurate with experience and in line with Davis House policies. The

compensation package includes salary and generous Davis House-approved benefits.

This is a grant-funded position, with current funding beginning July 1, 2022 and running until June

30, 2025.

Persons from minority backgrounds are encouraged to apply.

The Exchange Club-Carl Perkins Center is seeking a Forensic Interviewer in West Tennessee.  If you or someone you know of might be interested, please call Lisa Schmidt at 731-697-5509.

Responsibilities and Expectations:
Conducts developmentally and culturally sensitive forensic interviews of children in a legally sound manner.

Assists with facilitation, coordination, and scheduling of the forensic interview process.
Provides forensic interviews in accordance with all CAC and National Accreditation standards.
Communicates effectively on behalf of the agency.
Functions collaboratively within all levels of the organization including partner agencies and within the community.
Testifies in court proceedings when a subpoena is issued.
Participates in peer review.
Attends local, statewide, and national trainings as required and deemed appropriate.
Ensures timely and accurate data entry into the tracking system (NCA Trak).
Submits statistical reporting on a monthly basis. Assists in semi- and annual grant reporting in both statistical and narrative format.
Submits narrative summation of forensic interviews in the form of a Disclosure Information Guide.

Skills and Abilities:

Demonstrates the ability to relate to children and adults of all ages, culture, race, socio-economic, psychological, and developmental backgrounds.
Must be able to cope in highly tense situations and conduct self in a professional manner.
Requires knowledge of dynamics of child sexual abuse, and physical abuse, crisis management skills, and ability to function within a multi-disciplinary setting.
Requires a valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and proof of automobile insurance.
Frequent travel within West Tennessee is required.
Must demonstrate the ability to communicate in oral and written forms.
Requires an ability to utilize appropriate office technology.
Performs all other duties as assigned.

Qualifications:
Graduation from an accredited college or university with a bachelor’s degree in a field related to social service, education, criminal justice, nursing, psychology, or other similar profession.
Experience equivalent to three years of full-time professional work in one or more of the following areas:
Child Protective Services
Criminal Justice
Clinical Evaluation
Counseling
Forensic Interviewing or other comparable work with children.

Job Type: Full-time                     Salary: $36,000.00 – $38,000.00 per year

Benefits:
Dental insurance
Health insurance
Life insurance
Paid time off
Retirement plan
Vision insurance

Position:  Clinical Therapist

Purpose:  Provide direct support to clients including crisis intervention, therapy, advocacy, information, and to help overcome the impact of sexual assault on their lives. The employee will provide services exclusively to clients of Montgomery County Child Advocacy Center.

Reports to: Clinical Coordinator

Major Duties:

• Provide quality and effective therapy, both individual and group, to children and adolescents impacted by sexual violence.
• Maintain a full caseload of clients seeking therapeutic services.
• Work collaboratively with Montgomery County Child Advocacy Center to maximize positive outcomes for clients.
• Maintain appropriate client files and documentation
• Support peers by actively participating in weekly staffing and team meetings.
• Actively participate in individual clinical supervision.
• Engage in outreach and community-based activities as needed.
• Collaborate with other teams within the Sexual Assault Center, such as intake, advocacy, prevention, training, the SAFE Clinic, and the state-wide crisis line, on agency initiatives as needed.
• Other duties as assigned.

Job Type:  Full-Time, salaried position ($45,000 annually).  Some evening and weekend hours are required.

Qualifications:

• Graduation from an accredited college or university with a master’s degree in social work, psychology, or counseling, and working towards licensure.
• Experience with trauma informed care required.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Active TN Health Related Board independent clinical license.
• Minimum of two (2) years of post-graduate clinical experience providing services to children and adolescents.
• Experience with the sexual assault survivor population.

Competencies:

• Experience and comfort with providing support and care to survivors of sexual assault.
• Ability to provide compassionate, culturally aware and effective care for a diverse population of clients.
• Competence commensurate with experience, providing therapy to adults.
• Strong self and “we” care strategies to support healthy well-being of self.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
• Ability to navigate electronic record keeping systems.

Preferred Competencies:

• Bi-lingual (English/Spanish) preferred.

SAC reserves the right to waive any of the above qualifications dependent on work experience and other qualifying factors.

To Apply: Please submit a cover letter and resume to Human Resources at humanresources@sacenter.org, Clinical Director Alicia Bunch Vargas at abunch@sacenter.org, and Montgomery County Child Advocacy Center Director Anne Post at afpost@mcgtn.net.

SAC is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer.  

NASHVILLE CHILDREN’S ALLIANCE

Clinical Therapist Position

Organizational Overview:

Nashville Children’s Alliance (NCA) is the child advocacy center for Nashville and Davidson County. NCA serves all children in Davidson County aged 3 – 17 when sexual or severe physical abuse allegations are reported, with the majority of referrals coming from the Tennessee Department of Children’s Services (DCS) and the Metro Nashville Police Department (MNPD). NCA is a child-focused, trauma-informed therapeutic environment designed to meet the needs of child abuse victims and their non-offending family members. NCA is involved in child sexual and severe physical abuse cases from the first allegation of abuse until after the case is resolved in court, at absolutely no cost to families. Since 1992, NCA has worked to deliver and coordinate the services required for children to feel safe, begin the healing process, and look forward to bright futures.

NCA’s mission is to provide healing and justice for children who have been abused or exposed violence. In 2019, NCA moved into the Family Safety Center (FSC), a groundbreaking co-working space that facilitates services between Metro Nashville Police Department (MNPD), the Department of Children’s Services (DCS), the District Attorney General’s Office (DA), and various nonprofit organizations. In collaboration with these partners, NCA works with children and non-offending caregivers using three evidence-based approaches: forensic interviews, Child Protective Investigative Team (CPIT) coordination, and trauma-informed therapy.

Objectives:

The primary responsibility of the clinical therapist is to provide trauma-focused therapy to children who have been sexually and/or severely physically abused, witnessed domestic violence or witnessed a violent crime.

Major Responsibilities:

1. To provide consistent therapeutic sessions to children and families
2. Maintain proper record keeping for each client.
3. To attend supervision with supervisor
4. Work a minimum of two days with later evening appointments per week
5. Adhere to the center’s policies

Qualifications:

1. Master’s level degree in counseling, social work, or in a clinically-based program in a field related to the above.
2. Experience working with children and families who have experienced trauma, preferably child sexual abuse.
3. Experience planning and facilitating groups for adults, preferably in child sexual abuse and trauma.
4. Fluent in Spanish and English preferred.

Special Knowledge and Abilities:

• Experience working as part of a multidisciplinary team preferred.
• Professional licensure and/or two years post masters experience desired
• Registered Play Therapist (or working toward completion of 150 training hours in Play Therapy to become registered as a play therapist) desirable.
• Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Art therapy, Sand tray therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and/or Attachment, Self-Regulation and Competency Framework (ARC) desirable.
• Training and experience with family based/ attachment therapies

Responsibilities:

• Provide weekly individual/family therapy sessions to children and siblings dealing with traumatic stress symptoms using evidenced based/evidenced informed Trauma-Focused Therapy.
• Provide individual/family therapy sessions two late evenings per week.
• Provide skill building and psycho-education to non-offending caregivers in conjunction with their children’s therapy.
• Complete intakes with caregivers including crisis counseling when necessary.
• Write clinical case notes following every client therapy session, phone conversations with caregivers, and phone conversations with other agencies (for example DCS) regarding the client.
• Call caregivers of clients to (1) schedule intake sessions (2) schedule therapy sessions, and (3) to follow up and reschedule missed appointments.
• Administer and score assessments required of all clients.
• Communicate with caregivers regarding lapse in children’s attendance at therapy sessions.
• Help clients complete and submit Victim’s Compensation applications. Provide follow- up on applications as necessary.
• Provide support for clients by being present in court when their cases are prosecuted.
• Maintain client records.
• Maintain NCAtrak records for all clients.
• Attend clinical meetings regarding administrative matters and review of client cases.
• Advocate for clients by making phone calls or writing letters to help them receive appropriate services.
• Assist clinical director in training master’s level counseling interns in paperwork, agency policies, counseling methods, and in providing support.
• Conduct research for use in grant writing.
• Record and disseminate data for grants.
• Attend regular clinical trainings provided within the professional community in Nashville.
• Provide trainings within the community regarding trauma-focused therapies, child abuse or to provide information about the NCA Clinical Program.
• Actively participate in marketing the NCA’s services and program to the community.
• Other responsibilities as determined by the clinical director and/or CEO.

On the Job Supervision:

1. Attend regular supervision with Director of Clinical Services
2. Attend regular clinical meeting with NCA Director of Clinical Services and Staff

HOW TO APPLY:

Please send a resume and cover letter to Dr. Gina Crean at gina.crean@nashvillechildrensalliance.org with the subject line “Clinical Therapist Position”.

Nashville Children’s Alliance is committed to diversity, equity and inclusion.  NCA does not discriminate in regards to gender, race, sexual preference, sexual identity, national origin, religion, disability, age or marital status in the recruitment, selection, or placement of employees.

Nashville Children’s Alliance offers excellent paid time off and recognizes 20 holidays throughout the year.  NCA provides insurance options including medical, vision, dental and life.

Director of clinical programs position

Major Objectives:

The primary responsibility of the Director of Clinical Programs is to oversee all aspects of the NCA Clinical Program, which provides trauma-focused therapy and intervention to children who have been sexually and/or severely physically abused, witnessed domestic violence or witnessed a violent crime, and their non-offending caregivers.

The Director of Clinical Programs is a key member of NCA’s leadership team.  The Director of Clinical Programs oversees the clinical team including the grants that support the clinical department of the Nashville Children’s Alliance.

Nashville Children’s Alliance is seeking a dynamic Director of Clinical Programs to oversee all aspects of the NCA Clinical Program, which provides trauma-focused therapy to children who have been sexually and/or severely physically abused, witnessed domestic violence or witnessed a violent crime and their non-offending caregivers.  The Director of Clinical Programs is a key member of NCA’s leadership team and will inspire and lead the clinical team to excellence.

Qualifications:

1. Master’s level degree in social work, counseling, or in a clinically-based program in a field related to the above.
2. Clinical licensure in a mental health field with no less than 3 years post licensure experience.
3. Supervisory and Management experience required.
4. Certification (or eligibility to be certified) to provide licensure supervision.
5. Experience managing administrative functions and grants preferred.
6. Experience working with children and families who have experienced trauma (including but not limited to child sexual abuse).
7. Experience planning and facilitating groups for child and adults, preferably in attachment and trauma.
8. Experience in legal and court process and procedure preferred.

Special Knowledge and Abilities:

• Extensive knowledge of the impact of traumatic experiences on youth.
• Documentation of training of evidenced based treatment modalities such as Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing Therapy, and/or Play Therapy.
• Registered Play Therapist desirable.
• Experience with Somatic Therapy desirable.
• Art therapy, Sand Tray therapy and/or Theraplay® training desirable.
• Training and experience with family based/ attachment therapies desirable.
• Grant-writing and budgeting experience preferred.
• Experience engaging with a multidisciplinary team.

Responsibilities:

• Hire, train and provide weekly supervision of clinical therapists.
• Supervise or oversee supervision of master’s level counseling interns, and volunteers and/or oversee clinical therapists who supervise interns.
• Supervise or oversee supervision of the court education program and/or oversee clinical staff who provide court education program.
• Provide performance evaluations and feedback to clinical staff.
• Act as neutral liaison between partners on the Child Protection Intervention Team.
• Provide weekly individual therapy sessions (as appropriate) to children, siblings and families of children dealing with traumatic stress symptoms using evidenced based/evidenced informed Trauma-Focused Therapy.
• Provide skill building and psycho-education to non-offending parents in conjunction with their children’s therapy.
• Develop and oversee accurate record keeping by therapists to meet professional, ethical, and grant-related requirements.
• Develop and monitor appropriate processes and procedures for the agency to contribute to a Trauma Informed Environment.
• Accumulate data for the purposes of writing grants to fulfill unmet needs of the NCA’s clientele.
• Conceptualize and write grants pertaining to the Clinical Program.
• Aggregate and maintain data for grant reports, board reports and the growth of the agency
• Attend grant-related trainings as necessary.
• Oversee the maintenance of the client referral list and the timely assignment of clients for therapy.
• Facilitate weekly clinical meetings regarding administrative matters and review of client cases.
• Attend or oversee therapists who attend Child Protective Investigative Team (CPIT) meetings.
• Act as liaison between therapists and NCA attorney regarding court-related matters.
• Maintain memberships in professional organizations.
• Attend regular clinical trainings provided within the professional community.
• Provide (or oversee therapists who provide) trainings within the community regarding trauma-focused therapies, child sexual abuse or to provide information about the NCA Clinical Program.
• Actively participate in marketing the NCA’s services and programs to the community when appropriate.
• Actively participate in board meetings and subcommittees.
• Participate and collaborate within the management team.
• Collaborate and participate in multidisciplinary meetings within the Family Safety Center.
• Other responsibilities as determined by the CEO and/or Director of Clinical Programs.

On the Job Supervision:

1. Attend supervision with Chief Executive Officer
2. Attend and facilitate weekly clinical supervisions and clinical meetings with NCA Clinical Staff

HOW TO APPLY:

Please send a resume, cover letter and writing sample to Dawn Harper at dawn.harper@nashvillechildrensalliance.org with the subject line “Director of Clinical Programs.”

Nashville Children’s Alliance is committed to diversity, equity and inclusion.  NCA does not discriminate in regards to gender, race, sexual preference, sexual identity, national origin, religion, disability, age or marital status in the recruitment, selection, or placement of employees.

Nashville Children’s Alliance offers excellent paid time off and recognizes 20 holidays throughout the year.  NCA provides insurance options including medical, vision, dental and life.

Position Title: Child and Family Advocate

Supervisor: Clinical Director

Job Type: Full time position, salary

Overview:   Where Hope and Healing begin…Safe Harbor Child Advocacy Center is dedicated to serving children who are victims of severe neglect, physical and sexual abuse through prevention, education, intervention and treatment. Safe Harbor is a non-profit agency that offers specialized services, at no cost to a child or their family, to aid in the investigation of child abuse and crimes witnessed by children in the 4th Judicial District.

General Description:

The Child and Family Advocate will serve as an advocate and liaison for all clients and their non-offending family members/caretakers served by Safe Harbor Child Advocacy Center and those referred by the 4th Judicial District Child Protective Investigative Team (CPIT) by providing advocacy, crisis support and crisis counseling, court accompaniment, and case management services to child victims of abuse and neglect and their non-offending families and caretakers. The successful candidate will demonstrate the ability to communicate well verbally and in writing and demonstrate professionalism and the ability to work with diverse populations. The advocate will be sensitive to the cultural and language needs of Safe Harbor clients and their families, work well as a member of a multi-disciplinary team.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Responsible for crisis intervention, completing assessments of client and family needs, linking resources and case management
• Coordinate services and resources for the client and their family throughout the duration of their services with Safe Harbor
• Schedule and conduct initial and follow up assessments with child and non offending caregiver following forensic interview or referral
• Collect and maintain data and coordinate reports for multiple funding sources
• Provide assistance with forensic medical exams
• Provide supervision to child and families to ensure no child is left unattended.
• Demonstrate the ability to relate to clients and their non-offending family members/caretakers in a victim centered, trauma informed manner that is supportive, empathetic and respectful
• Protect client confidentiality at all times and ensure services are client driven and are delivered with appropriate informed consent
• Demonstrate a knowledge of and ability to work with a variety of professionals in the multi-disciplinary team and serve as a representative of Safe Harbor in the community and among CPIT members while fostering positive relationships and encouraging healthy communication
• Maintain accurate and detailed client records and outcomes.
• Inform all clients of criminal injuries compensation and their right to file claims.
• Attend Criminal Injuries Compensation training on an annual basis and serve as staff trainer.
• Assist clients with Criminal Injuries Compensation claims forms as needed.
• Educate families and caregivers on trauma, investigation process, legal, proceedings, victims’ rights, the judicial process, and facilitate psychoeducational parent/caregiver support groups.
• Fill in as forensic interview program advocate as needed
• Alternate on-call duties with the forensic advocate for holidays and after hours emergencies.
• Other duties as assigned.

Pay Information: $41,000 salary

Benefits:

• Medical insurance
• Dental insurance
• Vision insurance
• Life insurance
• Short and long term disability insurance
• Competitive retirement plan
• Paid time off, including holidays, sick leave and vacation time

Schedule

• Hire date: July 1, 2023
• 37.5 hours weekly
• Monday-Friday

Work Location:

• 1109 Oak Cluster Drive Sevierville, TN 37862

Minimum Qualifications:

• Possess an understanding of severe child abuse, human trafficking, and child pornography and their effects on its victims and their families.
• Minimum qualifications include a bachelor’s degree in a social work or related field, and/or equivalent experience.
• Direct experience working with victims and their families is preferred with experience in working with multidisciplinary teams and the court system.
• Demonstrate strong communication skills both orally and in writing, be able to relate to clients with diverse backgrounds and respond to Safe Harbor clients with empathy and compassion while maintaining client confidentiality and ethical conduct.
• Experience with data collection and management.
• Ability to take initiative and manage multiple tasks, with attention to detail.
• Strong organizational and time management skills.
• Demonstration of professional conduct at all times.
• Self-starter, able to work independently and part of a team.
• Passion about working in an organization that values and promotes antiracism, diversity, equity, and inclusion. Embraces and actively promotes an inclusive and equitable work environment for all.
• Must be able to maintain a flexible schedule

Safe Harbor Child Advocacy Center, Inc. is a safe and welcoming environment for clients, partners, and employees. We actively pursue diversity in our team members and are committed to personal and professional growth in areas of racial and social justice, including racial equity, justice, and healing; gender identity and sexual orientation; religion; immigration; and intersectionality. Women, historically excluded populations, individuals with disabilities, and veterans are encouraged to apply.

CHILDREN’S ADVOCACY CENTER: (CAC) announces an opening for a Therapist. Interested applicants must submit their resume and cover letter via email only by the posted deadline.

The salary range for this position is $48,000-52,000.

JOB OVERVIEW:

Do you have a passion for working with children? Joining a team, a strong team, and an established agency? The CAC is looking for an experienced therapist who can provide trauma-focused therapy to kids who have experienced child sexual abuse.

WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT POSITION AND THE CAC CULTURE

• This is a full-time, exempt position, working 40 hours per week.
• The CAC believes in work-life balance. We are committed to aligning the workload with the true hours worked.
• When a person is hired in their first year, they get 17 days of Paid Time Off and 15 days of paid holidays.
• After three months, employees are eligible for the following:
  • Medical and vision insurance, with the CAC covering 90% of the costs of the insurance package.
  • Life insurance and short-term disability insurance, with CAC covering 100% of the costs.
• There is also a retirement plan with match available to employees after three years of employment.

REQUIREMENTS:

• Master’s degree in Social Work or related field.
• LCSW or license-eligibility in a related field and a minimum of two years of clinical practice with children and families.
• Specialty training or experience within the child abuse field is preferred, this includes TFCBT and EMDR training.
• Spanish speaking is preferred but not required.

All successful candidates must demonstrate an ability to work with families who have experienced trauma; be detail-oriented and organized; possess exceptional interpersonal skills; work effectively in a multi-disciplinary team environment, and be computer/technology proficient. CAC is an equal-opportunity employer.

Timeline

• The application deadline is January 16, 2023
• Interviews to begin immediately after that via Zoom
• The expected start date is the beginning of February 2023

Apply to:  Kristen Pavlik McCallie at kpmccallie@cachc.org