Jobs at Bethanna, Inc.

Provides direct case management and family interventions for high-risk children and families involved with child welfare services. Supports parenting skill development, addresses in-home safety and stability needs, coordinates services across CUA teams, providers, and community resources, and monitors outcomes for children in in-home, kinship, resource, and congregate care settings.

Provides community-based crisis stabilization, case management, behavioral support, and resource coordination for youth and families experiencing behavioral or emotional crises. The role involves working in homes, schools, and community settings; implementing treatment-team behavior strategies; supporting caregivers; coordinating with behavioral health, education, DHS, and juvenile justice systems; documenting services; and receiving clinical supervision.

Oversees clinical services provided by Children's Mobile Crisis Team staff, ensuring quality, timely casework and compliance with clinical guidelines and agency policies. Provides orientation, training, clinical supervision, program development, inter-agency coordination, crisis intervention consultation, and scheduled 24/7 on-call coverage.

Develops and distributes weekly transportation schedules for a visitation program, coordinates driving assignments and schedule changes, confirms directions, and communicates with staff. Oversees vehicle maintenance and cleaning, and transports visitation program clients to approved destinations. Performs additional driving duties as assigned.

Supports the CUA team in achieving Single Case Plan objectives. Works with Case Managers to facilitate youth reunification and other permanency outcomes, while building professional relationships with clients and stakeholders and maintaining required documentation and clearances.

The Chief Administrative Officer provides executive oversight of administrative operations, including information technology, facilities, HIPAA compliance, and emergency preparedness. The role also leads development, communications, community impact reporting, strategic planning, and business development. Working with the CEO and executive team, the CAO drives cross-functional initiatives, organizational culture, compliance, service quality, scalability, and long-term sustainability.

Provide community-based mental health case management for youth in crisis: stabilize, implement behavior strategies, connect families to services, model caregiver strategies, complete documentation, and coordinate with treatment team.