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Location:
Albany
Title: Case Manager II
Department: Foster Care/MR/DD
Summary: The Case Manager II for
Foster Care Services is primarily responsible for providing leadership in the development and support
of the service plans for individuals receiving services through Lutheran Services of Georgia (LSG). As such he/she
serves as an example of an advocate on behalf of these individuals and the caregivers who provide direct care. Reports directly
to the Program Manager.
Qualifications: At least a bachelor’s degree in a social science field such as: Social work,
Sociology, or Psychology and 3-5 years of recent relevant work experience in the human services field which includes direct
casework or supervision of individuals receiving services; Or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Demonstrated skills in assessment, negotiation, and problem solving. Demonstrated abilities in the areas of being able to: take
initiative, organize, set priorities, schedule, rearrange schedules in order to respond to the most important demands as
they present. Demonstrated skills in writing, speaking, and counseling.
Has demonstrated leadership in a Case Manager position. Must
have a personal multi-passenger vehicle, hold a valid Georgia Driver's license, and have a good driving record and appropriate personal auto insurance.
To
be considered for a current vacancy you must submit a cover letter and résumé.
If you are interested in more than one job send a cover letter and résumé
for each one. We only accept cover letters and résumé
for current vacancies.
Include the location,
job title and program/department in your
correspondence. Make sure your name is on each page of your résumé.
You may send your cover
letter and resume by email to
recruitment@lsga.org or by fax to (404)
591-1031.
No phone calls please.
It is the policy of Lutheran Services of Georgia to
provide equal employment opportunity and hire without regard to race, color,
gender, age, disability, religion, marital status, sexual orientation,
ancestry, political belief or activity or status as a veteran.
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