Family Service Coordinator

Bashor Children’s Home is hiring Family Service Coordinators across several departments, including Community-Based Services, Weekend Residential Care, and Clinical Services. This is an excellent opportunity to be part of a trauma-informed, mission-driven organization that supports youth in both residential and community settings.

About the Role:

As a Family Service Coordinator (FSC), you will provide trauma-informed case management and support to youth in a safe, structured environment. FSCs serve as vital advocates for the children and families we serve, working as part of a collaborative, multidisciplinary team.

We are looking for candidates who are:

• Highly engaged and self-motivated


• Team oriented and adaptable


• Passionate about serving youth and families


• Open to working flexible hours including evenings, weekends, and holidays

Note: Positions are available in multiple departments. Departmental needs may influence work setting (residential or community-based), scheduling, and population served.

Benefits:

Bashor offers a competitive benefits package including:

• Health, dental, and life insurance


• Retirement plan


• Tuition reimbursement


• Paid training and professional development


• Employee Assistance Program


• Gym membership


• …and more!

Minimum Requirements:

• Bachelor degree in Social Work or closely related field (Premium pay available for Master's degrees and/or licensures in Social Work, Counseling, etc.)


• Valid driver's license and proof of insurance


• Ability to pass background checks, drug screening, and physical


• Flexibility in scheduling, including evening, weekend, and holiday availability


• Commitment to serving a culturally diverse population


• Effective time management and problem-solving skills


• Knowledge of current child welfare practices preferred

Essential Functions:

• Advocare for children and families in various treatment settings


• Coordinate appointments, maintain documentation, and manage case records


• Build connections to community resources and supports


• Participate in team-based treatment planning and family engagement


• Provide direct interventions that promote age-appropriate development


• Support youth through all phases of treatment: intake, care, discharge, and aftercare


• Follow agency protocols, state regulations, and accreditation standards


• Participate in support rotation (includes one late evening per week and occasional weekends/holidays