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If you are interested in either position, please note that on your application. The Case Worker job description included below).  \nOVERVIEW: This position is responsible for the professional and efficient managing of the Indian Child Welfare (ICW) Program . The primary function of the ICW Manager is to implement the goals and objectives associated with the ICW Program, to give direction and leadership toward the achievement of the philosophy, mission, strategy, and its goals and objectives of the ICW Program and clients of the program . All actions will be in accordance with the Indian Child Welfare Act and, other federal laws, state laws, and tribal laws. Provide Indian Child Welfare Liaison Services within the Community as well as providing consultative services to Washington State and County agencies working with Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe Children and Families. Secondarily, the ICW Manager provides case management services to children and families of the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe, community and represents the Tribe at community gatherings, local, county, and state meetings where the Tribe has an interest. The ICW Manager will assist Tribal members with gaining access to all necessary services both internal and external to the Tribe. This position requires excellent attendance, good communication skills as well as un-compromised attention to Client Confidentiality and detail. They will support the delivery of services to Native youth and families; identify, develop, and utilize community resources; provide leadership and design, development, implementation and evaluation of integrated program policies, and social work practices. The ICW Manager is a recognized expert in the field of Indian Child Welfare (ICW) . This position requires prior experience in advocacy, social services, management, program development and evaluation, and/or clinical program leadership. Extensive knowledge of American Indian, Alaska Native cultures, including social service issues related to both political and economic attributes of reservation, rural and urban life. Prior experience consulting on policy, working with judiciary and legislature, managing partnerships and community relations are highly desirable. Knowledge of public child welfare policy and state and local governments is essential. Ability to travel up to 40% of the time is required.  \nLOCATION: Human Services Building SUPERVISED BY: Human Services  \nDirector  \nSALARY LEVEL: Level 13-15 DOQ ($37,398 to $57,38)POSITION  \nSTATUS: Regular full-time  \nSUPERVISORY STATUS: ICW Caseworker  \nESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS OF JOB:  \n• Comply with program reporting requirements . 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