Employment Opportunities
Director of MDT Facilitation
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The work of child advocacy centers is most effective in the context of thriving multi-disciplinary teams (MDTs) where team members each play a unique role in the care and services provided to children and their families. Recent research suggests that having a dedicated position responsible for the coordination and function of the MDT may result in improved outcomes for children and their families, as well as help foster resilience and longevity in its team members. Based on this information, and guidance from the National Children’s Alliance, the Director of Multi-Disciplinary Team Facilitation is a newly created position that will be responsible for building a robust process for multi-disciplinary team (MDT) management and facilitation for Foothills Child Advocacy Center (FCAC).
We currently facilitate 5 MDTs and participate in 4 additional MDTs. These teams meet monthly and bring together professionals from law enforcement, child protection, medical, mental health, legal services, etc. to collaboratively review, assess and manage cases of child maltreatment. This coordinated approach ensures comprehensive and timely responses to each child’s needs, minimizes the risk of re-traumatization by reducing duplicate interviews, and improves outcomes by integrating expertise from all relevant disciplines.
This position will evaluate the needs of each MDT and, in alignment with FCAC goals and values, create and launch individualized and responsive protocols for taking MDT facilitation and participation to the next level. While building these processes, the Director of MDT Facilitation will be responsible for immediately engaging with and leading FCAC's relationships and responsibilities within the MDTs.
Full job description and application instructions here.
Applications accepted through January 30, 2025.
We currently facilitate 5 MDTs and participate in 4 additional MDTs. These teams meet monthly and bring together professionals from law enforcement, child protection, medical, mental health, legal services, etc. to collaboratively review, assess and manage cases of child maltreatment. This coordinated approach ensures comprehensive and timely responses to each child’s needs, minimizes the risk of re-traumatization by reducing duplicate interviews, and improves outcomes by integrating expertise from all relevant disciplines.
This position will evaluate the needs of each MDT and, in alignment with FCAC goals and values, create and launch individualized and responsive protocols for taking MDT facilitation and participation to the next level. While building these processes, the Director of MDT Facilitation will be responsible for immediately engaging with and leading FCAC's relationships and responsibilities within the MDTs.
Full job description and application instructions here.
Applications accepted through January 30, 2025.
Communication and Engagement Specialist
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The Communications & Engagement Specialist plays a crucial role in fostering relationships between the organization and its audiences. This position is responsible for developing and executing effective communication strategies to promote Foothills CAC's services through various channels, including social media, public relations, and community outreach to engage the community, and build meaningful partnerships with stakeholders. The ideal candidate will possess strong communication skills and a creative mindset to effectively convey the organization's message and values.
Find full job description and application instructions here.
Accepting applications through January 30, 2025.
Find full job description and application instructions here.
Accepting applications through January 30, 2025.
