New River Valley Community Services·Pearisburg, Virginia
Provide targeted case management, skill building, and parent education for early childhood children with developmental delays or mental illness. Coordinate necessary resources and services within the home or natural environments to support family functioning in the community.
The Case Manager position provides services for early childhood aged children who qualify for targeted case management services due to delays in development or risk factors associated with developmental disabilities, or mental illness and whose families demonstrate a need for active case management services. Additionally, staff provide intensive case management, skill building, parent education, and support services to identified parents. Provides case management services in the home or other natural environment and coordinates services and resources needed by the families to support their development and enable them to remain and function optimally in the community.
$39,487.50- $45,410.63 Education/Experience Required: High school diploma. Additional compensation will be considered for any new employees who speak multiple languages.
A high school diploma is required for this position. Additional compensation may be provided for candidates who are multilingual.
Market context
In Virginia, Head Start case manager roles are often tied to ongoing demand for early childhood support staff who can coordinate services for young children and families. These positions can be competitive because employers value applicants who combine a high school diploma with strong communication, family engagement, and multilingual skills; additional compensation may be offered for multilingual candidates. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then prepare examples of coordinating services or supporting families in your application.