SOCIAL WORKERS

Triple I is building a statewide network of qualified social work professionals to conduct independent, impartial, and timely assessments for children and families referred by the Georgia Division of Family & Children Services. Contractors will perform a range of Family Assessments as requested by DFCS, gather and evaluate relevant case information, interview clients and collateral contacts, and prepare clear, well-supported reports that help case managers, courts, and families make informed decisions.

LOCATION

State of Georgia

ENGAGEMENT TYPE

Contractor / 1099

Who You are

You hold an active Georgia Licensed Clinical Social Worker credential, an active Licensed Master Social Worker credential, or a qualifying master’s degree in social work and are eligible to pursue professional licensure. Triple I may assist qualified master’s-level contractors with placement under an appropriately licensed supervisor before assessment assignments begin.
You have relevant experience in child welfare, family preservation, behavioral health, family assessment, forensic or clinical interviewing, or related human and social services; prior DFCS experience is preferred.

You demonstrate strong interviewing, assessment, analytical, clinical-documentation, and professional report-writing skills.
You can work independently, manage multiple assignments, meet firm deadlines, communicate reliably, and travel within the Georgia counties or service areas you accept.
You are committed to confidentiality, trauma-informed practice, cultural responsiveness, professional boundaries, impartial decision-making, and successful completion of Triple I’s credentialing and background-review requirements.

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What You’ll Do

Conduct Comprehensive Child and Family Assessments and other assigned family assessments, which may include parental fitness, substance abuse, domestic violence, trauma, bonding and attachment, and other authorized family assessments within your qualifications.
Interview parents, children, caregivers, family members, and collateral contacts through in-person, field-based, and authorized virtual appointments.
Review case summaries, contact narratives, prior assessments, medical and dental information, trauma assessments, drug-screen results, and other records relevant to the assessment.

Analyze the available information and prepare objective, clinically sound written reports containing clearly supported findings, conclusions, recommendations, and required signatures.
Complete reports within the applicable 25-calendar-day or 25-business-day timeframe and maintain accurate case notes, outreach records, missed-appointment documentation, and explanations for any unavoidable delays.
Coordinate professionally with Triple I team members and DFCS case managers and participate in multidisciplinary team meetings, case staffings, and other authorized case-related activities when required.