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Job Responsibilities
- The CWS Regional Team Leader - Foster Care provides direct supervision to regional case managers in Child Welfare Service area of Regional Support Team. Ensures accountability of case managers by conducting case consultations, coaching, training, and providing support in accordance with DSS Policy, Agency Mission and GPS Practice Model. Ensures Child Fatalities investigations are conducted timely, safety and risk concerns are addressed, and services are offered to children and families who may have experienced and /or are risk of experience child maltreatment. Coordinates support and teaming needs of Foster Care staff requested by county with visitation, Face to Face contact and transportation. Performs on-call duties and provides support to on-call staff.
- Promotes safety, permanency, and well-being by ensuring fidelity to policy and procedures and conducting case consultations and case reviews, facilitating meetings, reviewing data reports, monitoring policy changes, and ensuring staff attendance in mandatory meetings.
- Ensures timely completion of the comprehensive Family Advocacy and Support Tool (FAST) according to time frames established by DSS policy when conducting a Fatality Investigation. Ensures CAPSS reflects up to date case information and quality documentation. Ensures timely referrals for services and least intrusive interventions are used with families to address needs identified during investigations and maintain the safety of children. Ensures case manager participation in initial child and family team meetings.
- Provides timely support and coordination to foster care staff in teaming with request for transportation, visitation, face to face contact coverage. Ensures documentation of support coverage provided meets DSS policy guidelines and is entered timely.
- Authentically engages and works collaboratively with child welfare staff, families and other professionals with empathy, respect and leadership. Ensures concerted efforts to locate non-custodial parents and kinship support is ongoing. Responds timely and professionally to constituent inquiries.
- Provides case managers with EPMS planning and evaluation plans. Participates in hiring and training of all new employees, promotes equal opportunity, develops a diverse workforce, and gives fair opportunity to all staff. Completes performance and practice evaluations on direct reports biannually and upon request for level ascension. Timely submits evaluations for level ascension.
- Maintains child welfare certification. Completes 20 hours of training yearly to include certifications that are required yearly.
- Maintains an active routine of self-care and pursues support when necessary to minimize the threat of secondary trauma to physical and mental health. Understands the impact of trauma on families and secondary trauma on child welfare staff and applies principles to support families and staff.
- Ensures personal identifying information (PII) is properly used, accessed, gathered, shared, and disposed. Protects the agency networks and applications by safeguarding systems, equipment and data.
- Performs Red Cross shelter duty or other emergency shelter duties/services as directed.
- Other duties as assigned.
Minimum and Additional Requirements
A Bachelor's Degree in Social Work, Behavioral Science, or Social Science.
A Bachelor's Degree in any other field and one (1) year experience in a related field.
A Master's Degree or higher may be substituted for required work experience.
Additional Comments
- Health, Dental, Vision, Long Term Disability, and Life Insurance for Employee, Spouse, and Children
- 15 days annual (vacation) leave per year
- 15 days sick leave per year
- 13 paid holidays
- Paid Parental Leave
- State Retirement Plan and Deferred Compensation Programs
Job Responsibilities
- The CWS Regional Team Leader - Foster Care provides direct supervision to regional case managers in Child Welfare Service area of Regional Support Team. Ensures accountability of case managers by conducting case consultations, coaching, training, and providing support in accordance with DSS Policy, Agency Mission and GPS Practice Model. Ensures Child Fatalities investigations are conducted timely, safety and risk concerns are addressed, and services are offered to children and families who may have experienced and /or are risk of experience child maltreatment. Coordinates support and teaming needs of Foster Care staff requested by county with visitation, Face to Face contact and transportation. Performs on-call duties and provides support to on-call staff.
- Promotes safety, permanency, and well-being by ensuring fidelity to policy and procedures and conducting case consultations and case reviews, facilitating meetings, reviewing data reports, monitoring policy changes, and ensuring staff attendance in mandatory meetings.
- Ensures timely completion of the comprehensive Family Advocacy and Support Tool (FAST) according to time frames established by DSS policy when conducting a Fatality Investigation. Ensures CAPSS reflects up to date case information and quality documentation. Ensures timely referrals for services and least intrusive interventions are used with families to address needs identified during investigations and maintain the safety of children. Ensures case manager participation in initial child and family team meetings.
- Provides timely support and coordination to foster care staff in teaming with request for transportation, visitation, face to face contact coverage. Ensures documentation of support coverage provided meets DSS policy guidelines and is entered timely.
- Authentically engages and works collaboratively with child welfare staff, families and other professionals with empathy, respect and leadership. Ensures concerted efforts to locate non-custodial parents and kinship support is ongoing. Responds timely and professionally to constituent inquiries.
- Provides case managers with EPMS planning and evaluation plans. Participates in hiring and training of all new employees, promotes equal opportunity, develops a diverse workforce, and gives fair opportunity to all staff. Completes performance and practice evaluations on direct reports biannually and upon request for level ascension. Timely submits evaluations for level ascension.
- Maintains child welfare certification. Completes 20 hours of training yearly to include certifications that are required yearly.
- Maintains an active routine of self-care and pursues support when necessary to minimize the threat of secondary trauma to physical and mental health. Understands the impact of trauma on families and secondary trauma on child welfare staff and applies principles to support families and staff.
- Ensures personal identifying information (PII) is properly used, accessed, gathered, shared, and disposed. Protects the agency networks and applications by safeguarding systems, equipment and data.
- Performs Red Cross shelter duty or other emergency shelter duties/services as directed.
- Other duties as assigned.
Minimum and Additional Requirements
A Bachelor's Degree in Social Work, Behavioral Science, or Social Science.
A Bachelor's Degree in any other field and one (1) year experience in a related field.
A Master's Degree or higher may be substituted for required work experience.
Additional Comments
- Health, Dental, Vision, Long Term Disability, and Life Insurance for Employee, Spouse, and Children
- 15 days annual (vacation) leave per year
- 15 days sick leave per year
- 13 paid holidays
- Paid Parental Leave
- State Retirement Plan and Deferred Compensation Programs
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in regional team leader jobs.
- Three or more years of direct team management experience in a multi-location environment
- Demonstrated ability to drive sales or operational performance across multiple sites
- Proficiency with CRM platforms and reporting dashboards to track team KPIs
- Strong coaching and performance management skills including progressive discipline
- Bachelor's degree in business, management, or a related field preferred
- Willingness to travel regularly within the assigned regional territory
Tips for Your Regional Team Leader Job Search
Quantify your team management results
Regional team leader resumes that land interviews show headcount managed, turnover rates reduced, and revenue or productivity numbers improved under your leadership. Hiring managers compare multiple candidates, so concrete outcomes separate yours from a resume that only lists duties.
Tailor your resume to each sector
A regional team leader role in logistics reads differently than one in retail or healthcare. Swap in industry-specific language around compliance standards, KPIs, and tools so your resume matches the vocabulary the hiring team already uses in their postings.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists regional team leader openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target postings that match your territory size
Regional team leader roles vary widely, from managing a single metro district to overseeing multiple states. Filter for geographic scope in your search and apply only to roles where the territory footprint matches your actual experience to avoid screening-stage mismatches.
Prepare a cross-functional leadership story
Interviewers for regional team leader roles consistently probe how you coordinate with HR, finance, and operations outside your direct chain. Prepare two or three examples of decisions you made with stakeholders you didn't manage directly, including how you handled disagreement.
Negotiate relocation terms before accepting
Many regional team leader roles require frequent travel or even a physical move to cover the assigned territory. Clarify travel expectations, relocation support, and home-base flexibility during the offer stage, not after you've already signed, to avoid surprises in your first month.
Regional Team Leader Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most regional team leaders?
The companies hiring the most regional team leaders right now include CDM Smith, Technogym, and BankUnited, with the largest share of openings in Texas, Florida, and Illinois, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Retail, logistics, and financial services tend to post the highest volume of these roles year-round.
How many regional team leader jobs are remote?
About 0% of regional team leader openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, though the role is predominantly field-based by nature. The sub-areas most likely to offer remote flexibility include regional operations analysts, inside sales team leads, and roles where the team itself works remotely and coordination happens primarily via video and reporting tools.
How do you become a regional team leader?
Start by building a strong record as a frontline team lead or store manager, then pursue roles that expand your geographic or headcount scope. Develop cross-functional experience by working alongside HR and operations on hiring, performance plans, and process improvements. Employers typically want candidates who have already managed multiple direct reports and owned measurable outcomes like revenue, retention, or efficiency targets before promoting them into a regional seat.
Can you get a regional team leader job without prior regional experience?
Yes, candidates with strong single-location leadership experience regularly move into regional roles by emphasizing their depth of team development and operational ownership. Focus on results you delivered at scale within your location, your ability to train and promote others, and any exposure you have to multi-site projects or interim regional coverage. Smaller companies and high-growth businesses are often more open to developing first-time regional leaders than established enterprises.
What does the regional team leader interview process look like?
Most regional team leader interview processes run three to four stages, starting with a recruiter or HR screen focused on background and culture fit. This is followed by a panel or video interview with a senior regional director where you walk through leadership scenarios, performance management situations, and cross-functional collaboration examples. Some employers add a case or presentation round where you are given a territory challenge to analyze and present back, and final rounds typically involve a conversation with a VP or divisional leader.
Where can I find and apply to regional team leader jobs?
You can find and apply to regional team leader jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search for roles that match your industry, territory preference, and seniority level, then apply directly to each listing that fits.
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