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Nancy Luxton

Montague

Summary

Dedicated Assistant Family Service Worker II at the State of New Jersey, skilled in client advocacy and collaborative problem solving. Successfully reduced risks to children through effective conflict resolution and emergency response planning. Proficient in productive scheduling and maintaining accurate records, ensuring comprehensive support for families in need, and providing 19+ years of experience in keeping families safe, healthy, and connected.

Overview

19
19
years of professional experience

Work History

Assistant Family Service Worker II

State of New Jersey
Newton
05.2006 - Current
  • Assist the caseworker in identifying safety risks for both intact families and children in placement.
  • Participated in professional development activities, such as seminars, workshops, and training.
  • Attended team meetings and provided feedback on case updates.
  • Collaborated with family members to provide comprehensive support services to clients.
  • Document all interactions with families in a secure database.
  • Maintain accurate records of client progress and interactions in accordance with agency standards and regulations.
  • Assisted clients in accessing community resources such as housing, food pantries, and transportation options.
  • Developed workable solutions for recurring problems for individuals and families.
  • Visit clients at their residence or place of choice for familial visitation, to assist the courts with custody decisions.
  • Reduced unnecessary risk to children and families when engaging with them in court-ordered activities.
  • Administered conflict resolution strategies to help families resolve disputes.
  • Assisted in scheduling unit workers in Outlook, assuring that the time of up to seven AFSWs was maximized in assisting the case workers.
  • Composed or prepared correspondence, case notes and narratives with computer-based applications.
  • Assisted and advocated for children and families.
  • Consistent weekly interactions with children and their biological, and resource families.
  • Assist case workers in daily activities, duties, and transports.

Education

Master of Science - Forensic Psychology

Purdue University
West Lafayette, IN
02-2025

Skills

  • Client advocacy
  • Collaborative problem solving
  • Patience and tolerance
  • Productive scheduling for self and unit
  • Conflict resolution
  • Interpersonal communication
  • Emergency response planning
  • Efficient communication
  • Certified in Car Seat installation (CPS)

Timeline

Assistant Family Service Worker II

State of New Jersey
05.2006 - Current

Master of Science - Forensic Psychology

Purdue University