Erin Nanartowich
Detail-oriented and highly organized Family Visitor with experience providing comprehensive support to prenatal families and families with newborns. Skilled in family advocacy, resource coordination, screening and assessment, care collaboration, and connecting individuals with community-based services. Experienced working with diverse populations and collaborating with multidisciplinary providers to address mental health, housing, food insecurity, child development, and family safety needs. Seeking to transition into a Case Management position where I can apply my strong communication, organizational, and client-support skills while pursuing my MHRT/C certification and continuing to grow professionally in the behavioral health field.
Work History
Family Visitor
14 Years 7 Months- Provide home-based support to prenatal families and families with newborns, focusing on healthy child development, positive parent-child interactions, and strengthening family well-being.
- Educate and coach parents on child development, parenting strategies, infant care, and creating safe, nurturing home environments.
- Support families in reducing risk factors associated with child abuse and neglect through education, early intervention, and ongoing family support.
- Conduct screenings and assessments related to child development, parent-child interactions, maternal and family mental health, anxiety, intimate partner violence, home safety, and maternal and child health.
- Connect families with community resources and services, including case management, housing assistance, food pantries, mental health providers, healthcare services, and other social supports.
- Collaborate closely with multidisciplinary professionals, including Child Protective Services, case managers, visiting nurses, healthcare providers, and other community service agencies to coordinate comprehensive family support.
- Build trusting, nonjudgmental relationships with families from diverse socioeconomic, cultural, and age backgrounds.
- Provide individualized support to families experiencing mental health challenges, substance use histories, housing instability, and other barriers to family stability and well-being.
- Monitor family needs and progress while providing ongoing education, advocacy, referrals, and support to promote healthy outcomes for children and parents.
- Maintain professional documentation of family visits, screenings, assessments, referrals, and progress while protecting client confidentiality.
- Advocate for families by helping them navigate community systems and access appropriate resources and services.
Education
Bachelor of Arts - Sociology
Skills
Certification
Certified Lactation Counselor, CLC