Child And Family Services Worker jobs in Northern WA
• The average pay for Child And Family Services Worker jobs in Northern WA is $90K per year.
• Entry-level positions start at $67K per year, while the most experienced workers can earn up to $107K per year.
• andompanies are currently advertising Child And Family Services Worker jobs in Northern WA including Lifestyle Solutions.
• Top skills include WORKING WITH CHILDREN CHECK, DRIVERS LICENSE, EMPATHY, STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT and CASE MANAGEMENT.
• Entry-level positions start at $67K per year, while the most experienced workers can earn up to $107K per year.
• andompanies are currently advertising Child And Family Services Worker jobs in Northern WA including Lifestyle Solutions.
• Top skills include WORKING WITH CHILDREN CHECK, DRIVERS LICENSE, EMPATHY, STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT and CASE MANAGEMENT.
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Posted 34d ago
Full time
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Permanent
Similar jobs pay
~$70k - $90k
Pay information not disclosed by advertiser
Key points we found
- Support cultural planning for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander young people in out of home care.
- Lead Cultural Support Plans and ensure culturally safe practices across services.
- Build and maintain strong relationships with Elders and community partners.
Posted 34d ago
Full time
·
Permanent
Similar jobs pay
~$70k - $90k
Pay information not disclosed by advertiser
Key points we found
- Support cultural planning for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander young people in out of home care.
- Lead Cultural Support Plans and ensure culturally safe practices across services.
- Build and maintain strong relationships with Elders and community partners.
Posted 23d ago
Full time
·
Permanent
Similar jobs pay
~$70k - $90k
Pay information not disclosed by advertiser
Key points we found
- Support cultural planning for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander young people in out of home care.
- Lead Cultural Support Plans and ensure culturally safe practices across services.
- Build and maintain strong relationships with Elders and community partners.