Child and Family Support Specialist - FACT (Anaconda, MT)

The specialist will work closely with clinical professionals to deliver services based on prescribed curriculum lesson plans and spend time with clients and families as identified in the treatment plan. Responsibilities also include assessing clients and coordinating the development of comprehensive individualized treatment plans.

Candidates should possess a thorough understanding of human services, resources, and tools, along with the ability to assess clients using a strengths model perspective. A bachelor of science/Arts degree in a human services related field is preferred, though an equivalency based on experience may be accepted.