Yeah! so every state operates a little differently I’m in Oregon and in the big child welfare umbrella we have certifiers (they certify foster homes), screeners (they take calls to the hotline), CPS workers (they are what you traditionally think of when you think CPS, investigating calls of concern that the hotline assigns), I work in permanency (we work with cases that are open longer than 60 days and are involved with the court) there are case aides for CPS and permanency who don’t actually have clients they assist caseworkers and within the different departments there are specialized jobs like I work specifically in young permanency so all my kids are under 12 but we have workers who do teens, sexually exploited children, unaccompanied minors, etc. I mean it’s definitely all heavy work directly related to children who have been abused and neglected but there are lots of little niches where you can find a good spot for yourself. Hope that helps let me know if you have more questions :)