Job Description: Provides highly skilled forensic interviews of child victims of suspected abuse, siblings ofvictims, or witness of abuse, family violence, or other crimes. Obtains medical andpsychosocial information regarding active investigations of suspected child maltreatment anddevelops recommendations for the immediate needs of the child and family, as well as thelong-term needs and safety of the child. Follows child through the process of intake, interview, and medical exams and coordinatescase activities, working closely with the Florida Department of Children & Families, local lawenforcement, and the State Attorney’s Office, to facilitate communication betweenorganizations responsible for the investigation of child abuse allegations. Participates in -hour rotation on-call coverage including nights, weekends and holidays as needed. Completes comprehensive, written assessments and submits reports to the protectiveinvestigators within the time frames consistent with program requirements and best practice. Will host, organize, lead, and summarize Multidisciplinary Team staffing's, coordinating clientservices and referrals to community agencies. Provides depositions and expert witness in criminal and dependency court proceedings asrequired. Expected Salary: $, to $, annually depending on education and experience. Minimum Requirements: Bachelor's degree in an appropriate area and two years of relevant experience; or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Preferred Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree of Psychology, Social Work, Nursing, or another behavioral science. Two years of experience working with children and families. One year experience involving working with abused and neglected children. Twenty () hours continuing education is required per year during employment in this job. Valid driver’s license and access to personal vehicle required.