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Care Navigator & Parenting Specialist (BCBA)- Remote
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The Role
At Little Otter, we understand how challenging it can be for families to navigate their mental health journey. We recognize that parent coaching, parent education, and family support are just as critical as clinical interventions. As a Care Navigator & Parenting Specialist, you will be at the forefront of our unique, integrated approach. Join us and play a critical role in tackling one of healthcare’s most pressing problems.
Must be able to work pacific time zone
Salary - $65-$85k + equity
Shift 1: 6am-2pm PT / 9am-5pm ET
Shift 2: 2pm - 10pm PT / 5pm-1am ET
Responsibilities
Meet families where they are and maintain longitudinal engagement
Manage dynamic care teams and cutting edge content to ensure ongoing, real-time support
Develop observable and measurable long term and intermediate goals for families
Help parents track success and setbacks, provide resources, tips, and feedback
Identify the unique strengths and needs of each family, working with the Little Otter care team to develop action plans that benefit the child's emotional health and development
Deliver care to families through video and chat, providing parent education, parenting training, and 1-on-1 coaching
Focus on day-to-day challenges with goals in mind
About You
Masters degree in Child Development, Education, Psychology, Social Work, Counseling, or related field
Holds a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) credential
Model empathetic support and feedback when you work with parents
Comfortable with technology and want to improve the way that tech can empower parents and providers
Comfortable delivering chat-based and/or video-based care
Excited to partner with software engineers and a coordinated care team to provide high-quality care to families
Believe strongly in multi-disciplinary care and measurement-based methods
Interested in learning and collaborating with the best early childhood mental health professionals in the country
Self-directed and feel comfortable in a startup environment that is changing and growing quickly
Excited about joining an early-stage startup and interested in contributing to the team and company's growth
At least 3 years of experience working with children and families
Why Us?
A collaborative community of mission-driven professionals who want to help children and families
Team-based care environment, along with weekly case consultations
In-house software that makes billing, note-taking, and care planning easy
On-going training/certification in evidence-based therapies
Parenting Specialists and Psychiatrists to provide parenting interventions and/or medication management
A full-time care lead who supplements the work of our providers by coordinating care, managing schedules, and supporting families in-between sessions
Benefits include, but are not limited to: competitive salary and equity in a seed-stage startup, comprehensive health benefits (health, dental, medical), a flexible remote-first working environment and parental leave
About the Company
Early intervention is essential for lifelong health and wellness. Still, most families and children do not receive the mental health support they desperately need. Little Otter is a venture-backed startup reimagining how children and families receive mental health care. We bring technology, proprietary methods, and exceptional providers together to deliver high-quality mental health support directly to families and children anytime, anywhere. Little Otter's assessments identify a family's unique needs, providing a customized care plan that includes a mix of teletherapy and digital self-management tools. Parents receive personalized and judgment-free support that grows with their family over time. Little Otter is the first product of its kind that is sold directly to families. Our goal is to break down existing barriers to high-quality services and empower parents to help their kids when they need it the most.