Child Intervention Practitioner 1 and 2 – Talent Pool
Government of Alberta · Children and Family Services
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This job in plain words
This talent pool is for Child Intervention Practitioners (CIP) 1 and 2 with Alberta's Children and Family Services, with openings across all of Alberta. CIP 1 is an entry role that can lead to a delegated CIP 2 role, which involves child safety, family support and court work.
Can you apply?
The competition is open, so anyone who meets the requirements can apply. To be considered for CIP 2, you must currently hold or have previously held delegation under CYFEA, through a Delegated First Nations Agency, or as a CIP in Alberta.
- Education
- College certificate · Minimum: related certificate with 3 years of related experience (CIP 1). Other combinations accept a related degree, diploma or social work credential. Education must come from an accredited post-secondary institution.
- Experience
- CIP 1: 0 to 3 years of related experience, depending on education. CIP 2: 0 to 4 years of related experience, depending on education, plus mandatory delegation.
- Job type
- Full-time (36.25 hours a week), casual wage, or part-time; permanent or temporary; on-call and shift work may apply.
What they ask for:
- For CIP 1: social work credential, or related degree, diploma or certificate with experience
- For CIP 2: current or past delegation under CYFEA, a Delegated First Nations Agency, or as a CIP in Alberta
- For CIP 2: Master of Social Work, or a social work diploma or degree plus experience
- Related experience in child intervention, crisis response, family support or counselling
- Valid Class 5 driver's licence, vehicle registration and vehicle liability insurance
- Clear written communication in professional and inclusive language
What you would do
- Assess child safety and risk, and build safety plans with families.
- Facilitate family meetings and connect families to community and cultural supports.
- Monitor cases and adjust plans to improve safety and outcomes.
- Prepare court documents, attend hearings and respond to urgent situations.
- Promote family, cultural and spiritual ties for children and youth.
- Keep accurate case records that meet Child Intervention standards.
How to apply
Apply online through the official Government of Alberta posting. Your resume should show months and years for all education and work experience, and explain how you meet each requirement.
Good to know:
- Successful candidates are placed in a talent pool for future openings at the same or lower levels in the location they applied to.
- Final candidates need a criminal record check with vulnerable sector, an intervention record check and reference checks.
- Travel is required, so a valid Class 5 driver's licence and access to a vehicle are needed.
- Wage employees receive 11.6% in addition to regular pay instead of paid holidays and vacation.
We wrote this summary automatically from the official posting. Only the posting on the Government of Alberta career site counts: read it before you apply.