Qureos Mentor

Project Self-Sufficiency

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 Full-time professional needed to promote early childhood social, emotional, and physical developmental health, assist families with accessing appropriate and available services, and provide support and advocacy as needed.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 Promote universal screening of caregivers and their children.
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 Support individuals who are low-income or uninsured, those with chronic health conditions, with multiple social and economic stressors, underserved immigrants, victims of domestic violence, those impacted by mental health issues, alcohol and/or substance use disorder, and involved with the Division of Child Protection &amp; Permanency.
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 Collaborate with community organizations to deliver effective services for infants, children, parents, and families.
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 Provide infant and early childhood mental health consultations and provide linkages to services, with special emphasis given to families requiring a plan of safe care.
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 Provide care coordination for families, research options, and provide advocacy and follow-up as needed.
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 Participate in regular quality improvement and evaluation activities, document and submit reports.
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 Assist in identifying gaps and barriers to services.
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 Manage family access portals and utilize the CNJ Link data system in the Connecting NJ Hub.
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 Bachelor&rsquo;s degree required; master&rsquo;s degree preferred, in Psychology, Social Work, Mental Health Counseling, Early Childhood Education.
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 Experience in maternal-child health, infant/early childhood mental health, parent/family support, and/or related fields.
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 Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to develop trusting relationships with families and partners.
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 Ability to translate complex MCH and early childhood concepts into parent-friendly language.
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 Awareness of cultural diversity and its impact on planning and provision of services.
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 Excellence in written and oral communication and the ability to translate complex concepts into parent-friendly language.
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 Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, and other database functions.
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 Ability to handle multiple cases simultaneously.
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 Strong organizational skills and ability to solve problems.
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 Full understanding of the roles of core MCH and early childhood partners.
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 Infant Mental Health Endorsed (IMH-E) or pursuing is a plus.
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 Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
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 Spanish-speaking a plus.
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 On-site childcare, health benefits, paid vacation and holidays, and 401K plan available. Salary for this position is $45,000 - $55,000, commensurate with previous experience, references, and other factors.
 
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Case Manager/Early Childhood Specialist

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Case Manager/Early Childhood Specialist