Anthromededucation School Social Worker role supporting primarily Pre-K students in an early childhood educational program. Responsible for providing social work services, supporting students with Autism, and collaborating with school staff.
Responsibilities
Provide school-based social work services primarily to Pre-K students
Support students with social, emotional, behavioral, and developmental needs
Work with students who are non-verbal or minimally verbal
Support students with Autism and other diverse learning needs
Provide individual and group social work services based on student needs and IEP requirements
Collaborate with teachers, related service providers, and school staff
Help foster a positive, inclusive, and supportive learning environment
Maintain appropriate documentation and participate in IEP-related responsibilities
Potentially provide support to elementary-aged students as needed
Caseload Details
Primarily support students within an early childhood program
Potential to assist with elementary-aged students
Qualification
Strong communicationWhy Join AnthroMed Education?Competitive annual salary of $58100% employer-paid medical insuranceDental and vision insurance
Required
Master's degree in Social Work from an accredited program
Active Illinois Social Worker License (LSW or LCSW, as applicable)
Active Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) School Social Work License/Endorsement
Strong communication, collaboration, and organizational skills
Passion for supporting young learners and their families
Why Join AnthroMed Education?
Competitive annual salary of $58,000–$70,000
100% employer-paid medical insurance
Dental and vision insurance
401(k) with 100% employer match up to 3%
Paid parental leave and short-term disability
Yearly materials stipend and licensure reimbursement
Preferred
Previous experience working with Pre-K or early childhood populations is required
Experience supporting students with Autism
Comfortable working with non-verbal and minimally verbal students
Strong understanding of early childhood social, emotional, and behavioral development
Ability to collaborate with educators and other related service providers