Responsibilities:
Provide children exposed to domestic or sexual assault violence with support, advocacy, and assistance, including:
- Individual, group, and family counseling in a variety of settings
- Assessing and determining the counseling needs of children and teens and making appropriate referrals as necessary
- Working individually with a non-offending parent or guardian to foster positive parenting skills
- Aiding in providing crisis intervention, information, and referral to those who disclose personal or family abuse
- Outreach, communication, and coordination with outside agencies
- Attending regularly scheduled clinical and program supervision
- Other duties as assigned by the supervisor
- Maintain professional boundaries with individuals receiving EFC services, maintain excellent records in the agency database, and adhere to strict guidelines to ensure client confidentiality
Work Hours: 20 hours per week. Occasional evening and weekend work required for outreach and counseling activities
Compensation and benefits: Elizabeth Freeman Center believes in offering all staff: competitive salaries and benefits, engaged and dedicated colleagues, training and education in best practices, career development opportunities, openness to innovation, and the opportunity and resources to do meaningful, impactful work. This position begins at $22.00 per hour plus a $1.00/hour increment for bilingual English/Spanish skills, and additional increments for frequently used languages, special skills, and education, plus year-end bonuses dependent on funding). EFC pays 85% of health insurance premiums and contributes to an FSA. EFC has generous paid leave as well as other benefits.
