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 Available Positions by Location |
ESA (Omaha) Clerical/Billing Staff
Training Specialist
General
CQI Specialist
Data Analyst Coordinator
Social Workers
Behavioral Health Services Manager
Family Partner (Bilingual)
Family Partner I-also Neb. City, Beatrice, Seward
Family Partner II-also Neb. City, Beatrice, Seward
Family Partner III-also Neb.City, Beatrice, Seward
Family Resource Partner
Family Service Coordinator
Foster Family Resource Parents
Resource Specialist I
Resource Specialist II
Youth Resource Center - Family Partner I
Youth Resource Center - Family Partner II
Youth Resource Center - Senior Family Partner
SESA (Lincoln) Social Workers
CFA Evaluator
Community Treatment Aide (CTA)
Family Partner (Bilingual)
Family Partner I-also Neb. City, Beatrice, Seward
Family Partner II-also Neb. City, Beatrice, Seward
Family Partner III-also Neb.City, Beatrice, Seward
Family Resource Partner
Family Service Coordinator
Foster Family Resource Parents
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Employment Qualifications
The following are considered the minimum qualifications for the most frequently applied for positions within the agency. Extended consideration will be given to those individuals who exceed these minimums. All applicants will be subject to criminal background checks and driving record checks.
Visitation Specialist, Family Support Worker, Crisis Intervention Specialist, Escort/Transportation Specialists
- Two years of college credit in social work or a related field and/or 2 years experience working with at risk children and families.
Community Treatment Aides
- Bachelors degree in social work or related field plus 2 years of experience working with at risk children and families. Additional experience may replace some educational requirements
Therapists
- Must have a provisional mental health license in State of Nebraska. Additionally, the therapist must be an authorized Medicaid and Magellan Behavioral Health provider.
Foster Parents
- Must be able to be licensed in the State of Nebraska with criminal background devoid of any serious offenses.
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