Job Description
Adoption Director
NEON
• Ensure successful home finding for adoptive families • Conduct assessments of potential adoptive families • Provide education and support to families throughout the adoption process • Coordinate with overseas partners for post-placement support • Facilitate ongoing support groups for families preparing for travel
Job Requirements
- Master’s level Clinician, LCSW or equivalent preferred
- Minimum five years of post-graduate clinical experience providing services to children and their families
- Thorough understanding and application of ethical clinical service to parents on behalf of their children
- Adoption experience and/or training in TBRI are advantageous
Benefits
- Committed to child welfare
- Family strengthening programs
- Clinical support for adoptive families
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