Jin Jang

Passionate case planner with advanced child welfare experience delivering client assessment, treatment planning, and evidence-based interventions to stabilize and empower families. Experienced in home-and-community-based service delivery, coordinating with schools, medical and community stakeholders, and maintaining timely documentation and progress reports for supervisory review and program compliance. Skilled in staff consultation and in-service training on evidence-informed casework practices.

Motivated by personal experience in foster care, I'm seeking to leverage MSW training and field experience to service underserved children and families.

Family Team Conference Facilitator at Lower East Side Family Union (2023-09 – Present)

• Establish strength-based, solution-focused Family Team Conferences that engage stakeholders to reach consensus on safety and service plans for children and families
• Facilitate SBC case consultations and provide in-service consultation to staff to support certification and ensure implementation of evidence-informed case management practices
• Maintain timely, accurate progress notes and client records; document progress, barriers, and service plan outcomes for supervisory review and program compliance

FT/R Case Planner at Lower East Side Family Union (2022-05 – 2023-09)

• Conduct comprehensive assessments, develop individualized and or family treatment/service plans, and deliver clinical interventions such as SBC and crisis support to stabilize families
• Maintain regular face-to-face contact through home and community visits (schools, hospitals) and coordinate services with community stakeholders, including referrals to medical, psychiatric, and social supports
• Provide target case management to prevent foster care placements, including escorting clients to services, providing casework counseling, and documenting client activities and progress reports in a timely manner

Case Manager/Outreach Coordinator at General Human Outreach (2021-07 – 2022-05)

• Provided case management services to 20-30 clients with intellectual and or developmental disabilities following OPWDD guidelines, coordinating supports to maintain community placement
• Conducted intake interviews and eligibility assessments for HCBS Waiver services and developed individualized service plans
• Coordinated and followed up with clients' medical, psychological, and psychosocial appointments to ensure continuity of care; documented case activity

Master of Social Work – Yeshiva University (2023-09 – 2026-08)

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology – Southern Connecticut State University (2015-09 – 2020-12)