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< Go Back to Job Center   Dependency and Neglect Case Supervisor   Posted Date: 11/13/2018 End Date: 12/13/2018 Organization: CASA of the Pikes Peak Region, Inc. Contact Name: Debra Cline Phone: 719-447-9898 X-1009 Email: debrac@casappr.org Web Site: www.casappr.org Address: 418 S. Weber Street City, State: Colorado Springs,  CO  80903     Description: POSITION TITLE/STATUS: D&N Case Supervisor Full-Time, 40/hrs/wk, Exempt REPORTING RELATIONSHIP Reports to D&N Program Manager Direct Reports – N/A SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF POSITION: Provides professional staff support to volunteer, ensuring that the child''''s best interests are addressed, specifically regarding advocacy and permanency planning. QUALIFICATIONS: High school graduate required College graduate preferred Volunteer management experience preferred Computer skills to include Microsoft Office, spreadsheets, email, and database entry Knowledge of court system operations helpful Knowledge of public relations and customer service helpful Written and oral presentation skills Reliable transportation required COMPETENCIES: Strong interpersonal and customer service skills Ability to remain organized and prioritize tasks Ability to remain flexible and multi-task Ability to problem solve Ability to remain objective and empathetic in difficult circumstances Compassion and passion for CASA’s mission Experience working inclusive and diverse environments DEADLINE Email your resume & cover letter by 11/21/18 to: Debra Cline, HR, at debrac@casappr.org EOE

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