Family Visitation Program Supervisor
Community Care is seeking a full-time Supervisor to supervise the Family Visitation Program in Somerset, Knox, and Waldo Counties. The Supervisor will be based in Skowhegan but regular travel to Rockland and Belfast is required. The Supervisor will be responsible for supervising and supporting Visit Support Workers, reviewing and assigning visitation referrals, assisting in supervising visits when necessary, overseeing the visitation centers, reviewing documentation, and working as a member of a team to manage the Family Visitation Program. They will have availability during the peak hours of 2-7pm Monday through Friday, with the flexibility to adjust work hours as necessary to meet the needs of the program. An agency cell phone and laptop are provided.
The Supervisor must have reliable transportation and a State of Maine driver's license to provide transportation for youth to and from visits as necessary. To fulfill the duties of this position, you must be able to lift young children in and out of vehicles/car seats and carry infants in their car seats/young children to and from vehicles.
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Community Care offers community-based support and mental health services to individuals and families throughout Maine. Established in 1996, Care has grown to meet a wide range of social and clinical needs through its expanding continuum of programs and services, including an outpatient clinic, intensive home-based supports, adult services, and treatment foster care. We are committed to excellence in service delivery and we value strong cooperative efforts between community providers. Accredited nationally by the Council on Accreditation, we are recognized as a top quality resource for promoting the health, well-being, and independence of individuals and families. We value our membership in Maine communities and work with our clients in a friendly atmosphere staffed by sensitive and highly skilled professionals.
If you have any questions please call Katy at 207-299-1111. Thank you for your interest in Community Care.
We believe that people have the right to make decisions about their own lives, including whether or not to accept help. Professional support and guidance must be based on respect for individuals and recognition of their right to make choices about what kind and amount of help they want. Growth and change are incremental, and an important part of the helping process is encouraging people to reflect on how their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors affect the quality of their experiences. The most effective care actively engages people in setting and attaining their own goals. We promote the expectation that treatment may happen in a single and relatively short span of time, over a longer term of care, or throughout a number of episodes over a person’s lifetime.
