Therapeutic Case Manager - Foster Care Services

If you are unable to complete this application due to a disability, contact this employer to ask for an accommodation or an alternative application process. Therapeutic Case Manager – Foster Care Services Full Time Case Manager Renton, WA, US Starting Pay: $27.00/hour Union Position | Annual Wage Increases | Current Pay Range Progression up to $36.95/hour Help Youth Heal, Grow, and Thrive This is more than a case management position. You'll work directly with youth who have experienced significant trauma, helping them build connections, develop coping skills, and achieve meaningful goals while supporting foster families and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team. Why Join Friends of Youth? Meaningful Work Make a direct impact in the lives of youth and families by helping create stability, healing, and positive outcomes. Annual union-negotiated wage increases Ongoing training and professional development Opportunities to work alongside experienced clinicians and child welfare professionals Exposure to DBT-informed practices, foster care services, and behavioral health interventions 15 vacation days annually Paid sick leave 11 paid holidays 4 Personal Floating Holidays Medical, dental, and vision insurance 24/7 telehealth access Life insurance and long-term disability coverage Retirement plan with employer match What You'll Do Support a caseload of approximately 6–8 youth with intensive therapeutic needs. Build strong relationships with youth, foster parents, families, and community partners. Coordinate services and advocate for youth across multiple systems. Facilitate Child and Family Team meetings. Support youth in achieving treatment, educational, and permanency goals. Provide coaching and support informed by trauma-responsive and DBT-based approaches. Partner with foster families to promote stability and positive outcomes. Participate in crisis response and on‑call support rotation. We're Especially Interested In Candidates Who Have Experience With: Foster care, behavioral health, juvenile justice, or youth-serving programs Trauma-informed care Neurodivergent youth, including youth with autism, ADHD, sensory sensitivities, or executive functioning challenges Case management, care coordination, or family support services Mental health, counseling, social work, education, or human services Qualifications We recognize that great candidates come from many different backgrounds. You may be a strong fit if you have: A Master's degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, or a related field; or A Bachelor's degree and at least three years of experience supporting youth, families, or individuals with intensive service needs; or An equivalent combination of lived experience, education, and professional experience. DBT training and experience supporting neurodivergent youth are highly valued but not required. #J-18808-Ljbffr Friends-of-Youth