Foster Care Case Manager (PRN)

Foster Care Case Manager (PRN) Location

• Columbia, MO – Primarily field-based with 1–3 days per week in-office for supervision, meetings, and team collaboration
• Schedule: Work schedules are determined by the availability of both the case manager and the family
• Pay:$43,888-$46,000 based on education and years of relevant experience

Make a Lasting Impact in Child Welfare

At KVC Missouri, we’re seeking individuals who are deeply committed to child welfare and ready to be a strong voice for children in out-of-home care. As a Foster Care Case Manager, you’ll act as a dedicated liaison—coordinating between birth families, foster families, service providers, and the legal system to help ensure each child’s path to permanency is clear, supported, and compassionate.

This is not just a job—it’s a career-building opportunity for those who want to grow in the field of social work while doing deeply meaningful work every day.

• What You'll Do
• Serve as the central point of contact for each child’s case, ensuring smooth communication and collaboration between families, legal representatives, service providers, and internal teams.
• Develop, implement, and monitor permanency plans with the child’s best interest at the forefront.
• Attend family visits, school meetings, court hearings, and team consultations.
• Advocate for the child’s needs while navigating complex family dynamics and community resources.
• Regularly assess child and family progress and adjust plans accordingly.
• Work closely with supervisors and mentors to receive ongoing feedback, support, and development.

What You Bring • Education

• Bachelor’s degree in social work, psychology, or a related human services field.
• Experience: Prior experience working with children is a plus.

Skills

• Strong administrative and organizational skills—you can manage documentation, deadlines, and details with ease.
• Excellent time management and the ability to balance multiple responsibilities in a dynamic environment.
• Effective interpersonal and communication skills to collaborate with families, courts, and service providers.
• Critical thinking and problem-solving skills to navigate complex situations in the best interest of the child.