Bilingual Family Centered Support Specialist (FCSS)

Program: Children’s Behavioral Health Initiative (CBHI)
Schedule: Primarily afternoons & early evenings; flexible, community-based
Pay: $51k base + overtime eligible + $6,000 sign-on bonus

About the Role

As a Family Centered Support Specialist, you’ll work directly with children and youth (ages 3–21) and their caregivers in homes and community settings. In partnership with a Family Centered Clinician (FCC) who creates the treatment plan, you’ll bring that plan to life—coaching caregivers, teaching practical skills, and supporting the family’s ability to thrive together.

What You’ll Do

• Provide hands-on, skills-based support to children/youth and caregivers in home, school, and community settings.

• Implement the FCC’s treatment plan; reinforce strategies that build daily living, social, and coping skills.
• Help families navigate resources and maintain stability—particularly those at risk of separation.
• Maintain a target of 25 productivity (billable) hours per week, typically serving ~2 families per day.
• Participate in weekly supervision to review progress, troubleshoot barriers, and refine strategies.
• Document services accurately and on time; communicate regularly with the FCC and care team.

• Work a schedule that often includes afternoons and early evenings to meet family needs.

“Day in the Life”

• Review the FCC’s plan and your visit schedule.

• Meet a caregiver after school to practice behavior-support routines.
• Coach a teen in the community on communication and problem-solving skills.
• Check in with the FCC during supervision to adjust approaches and next steps.

• Complete brief, timely documentation before wrapping up the day.

  
  

Qualifications

• Bilingual: Spanish/English—able to conduct all sessions and documentation needs in Spanish and English.

• Education: Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in a human services field from an accredited institution (Bachelor’s preferred).
• Experience: At least 1 year working with children, adolescents, or transition-age youth in a clinical or community setting.
• Valid driver’s license and reliable personal vehicle for local travel.

• Comfortable working in homes and community settings with a short-term, stabilization focus (typical episode: 9–12 weeks).\

Come join our amazing team of dedicated and caring professionals. Apply Today!